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* Panic In The Streets (Wayne's World 2000) -- Our over-all team was winning but the event
was canceled due to weather. The over-all team lost at the rematch (Eye Of The Storm /
Wayne's World 2001). Probably because we didn't attend. :-) This was the game of the
"Veterans". (24 hour)
* St. Valentine's Day Massacre (Wayne's World 2001) -- The over-all team got spanked. We were
beat badly. This was the game that we took down all the new guys. (12 hour)
* Clues (Wayne's World 2001) -- Our over-all team was beaten but not by more than a hair. As far
as the battles went we were in control but the other team won by espionage and intelligence
overload. They racked up the winning points by spying and stealing etc... Which is perfectly
legal. But we all know who wiped the field with who. :-) Also, we walked away with around
$500 in prizes. We took several pods, stickers, magazines, ect... But mainly, one of our guys,
walked away with a brand new Bushmaster B2K. Very nice. Retails for around $400. He'll
come in handy with the full-auto. :-) (24 hour)
* Night Of The Living Dead IV (Wayne's World 2001) -- We took a small number to this event but
were still able to do astoundingly well. Our guys had good communication with the General
(rare!) and fought well too. Also, an interesting treat; the International Grand Russian Team
was there. They had just come from attending the World Cup. It was a great asset to have
them on our over-all team. Very talented and fearless group. We took time out for one
hour and played 108 Americans against 20 Russians. They were given instant reinsertion
but that was all. They were so good that they held us off for the entire hour. Also, Red Reign
led the final mission for our team, without which, we would have lost. Our guys won the game
for the over all team. If the entire group had been there, it's certain that we would have taken
the award for Most Valuable Team. (12 hour)
* Time Gate - Florida's Grand Finale (Wayne's World 2001) -- WOW! What a game! The trade
show was immense, the players party was hopping, and the fighting was intense. Every major
group in the industry was there save Tippman (no show). JT had a DJ mixing up the tunes and
the pizza was free. We had almost 1200 in attendance. 3 tanks were there. A special group
from England was a real treat too. Our 2 guys fought for "Quest Time Travelers" team. We
also brought down an on-the-field camera man to capture some of the wild and intense
happenings of the game. I myself had a slight injury on the field when I and a few team
members were in a mad midnight retreat. A couple of us got tangled up in a barbed-wire
fence. All in all it was an excellent game. We have a lot of good war stories. Especially since
we won by nearly 3,000 points! Hats off to Wayne and all the guys for a job well done.
Luke and Silent Bob you rule!!! Florida Heet keep it up! Red Reign Rules!
(24 hour + players party)
*Ed White Face-Off (Ed White High School 2001) -- Red Regin recently got together to play
against another local Jacksonville team. Both teams met up at Edward White High School and
took to the woods. At the end of the afternoon Red Reign had won all of the 6 games played.
During the whole day we only had 2 hits against us. They out numbered us 6 to 5 and one of
our boys had a pump. All in all a good day. We hope to play them again.
* Attack On Navarone (Low Country Paintball 2002) -- Red Reign was honored to participate in
Low Country Paintball's first scenario game. They are currently in the process of building the
60+ acre field into one of the South's premier scenario fields, and Red Reign intends to help.
They offer friendly service and an awesome field. We WILL go back. The game, although it
did not run perfectly, went astoundingly as well as it could have. We'd personally like to thank
the boys from Silent Thunder and Link for our Most Valuable Team recognition. Although the
German's did not win (we would have if not for a few errors) it was an amazing memorable
game. (24 hour) Here's Red Reign's little tribute to Superman's playing style and attitude:
CLICK HERE!!! peace, love, life
*St. Valentines Day Massacre (Wayne's World 2002) -- This was a repeat of the same game as
last year but with a few changes. Not too much went down to speak about other than a base
demolition dispute. All went very well. Out of all 4 teams, (Italians, Irish, Feds, Independents)
the Italians, of which we were a member, dominated the game. We had a very nice victory.
Hats off to Recon 1 and to their captain, General David. (12 hour)
*Long County War (Low Country Paintball 2002) -- Well... this was an interesting experience. The
morning of the game, I was asked to General one of the sides. Being absolutely thrilled at the
chance, I accepted. This was the first time for our team that anything like this has happened.
Over all it was a good game. I spent most of the game winging it but that's ok. Despite our best
efforts we got creamed. (partially bc half our team left towards the end of the day) LOL Next
time I'll come a little more prepared. Congrats to the other team and to Billy for another great
game. (9 hour)
*Bringing in the Harvest (All American Paintball 2002) -- This was the first Tournament that our
scenario team has played. We didn't do to bad all things considered. It was hosted by a church
group in the Jacksonville area. In the end we walked away with a Third Place Trophy and
a few thoughts on this particular field. The reffing crew from warped sports was admirable,
however, the refs from the field were not. There were major bios' and bad calls made that
led to a debate that would have put us from our deservingly earned second place, into
third place. Rather than argue all day, we took the punch and let it go for third place. Although
the second place team gloated and trash talked afterwards, I still think that there is something
to be said for good sportsmanship. Adios! (tournament)
*American Revolution (Paintball Xtravaganza 2002) -- Our boys made the drive from Jacksonville
up to SC for this one, in answer to a call from our sponsor. Billy of LCP was heading up our
team as general of the American Militia. We came out with a sniper, demo man, and medic for
this game. This was an awesome game with a lot of heavy fire fights. Billy ran the crew like it
was nothing, completely clearing the Brit's out and dominating the field. It was an honor to have
earned Most Valuable Team at this game. Hats off to Billy and American Rampage for an
awesome show of unstoppable force. It's always a pleasure to play with Silent Thunder. You
and your guys are awesome Link. You can really work the field. In closing, for the most part,
there was good sportsmanship at this one.... Hey Paul ;-) Looks like we just brought
a bit too much kryptonite for ya! Peace! (24 hour)
*Dunder and Blitzen (Wayne's World 2002) - - Im so tired of telling you people what happend at
all these games! Do you really need to know more than Red Reign wiped the feild? (as always)
From now on I'll just list the games we attend. Much Love!! T.J. (24 hour)
*Operation High Tide (Wayne's World 2002) -- (24 hour)
*Stars War - Florida's Grande Finale (Wayne's World 2002) -- (24 hour)
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