The achievements of the Dynasty paintball team read like a who’s who of the paintball sport; Team Dynasty paintball players placed first in the Millennium Series for three years in a row, won the NPPL series for three years in a row, and can log more World Points Series wins than any other team. At this point in time the Dynasty paintball team is inching its way closer to defeating their long time nemesis, the Los Angeles Ironmen, but thus far has not been able to proudly display the Dynasty paintball logo in the winner circle against the L.A. team.
The paintball dynasty was created back in 1997 when four California paintball aficionados who played on different teams seemed to keep meeting up time and again during different tournaments. A year later these four players decided to band together and hit the tournament circuit, doing far better than they did before while still playing with their respective other teams. Some credit the beginnings of the Dynasty paintball team to the fact that the individual players were gaining a better understanding of tourney play and rules, while other steadfastly claim that the winning combination lay in the complementary playing style of the players.
Yet the creation of Dynasty paintball wallpaper, Dynasty paintball jerseys, the distinctive display of Dynasty paintball logos, and the demand for Dynasty paintball videos (other than the free Dynasty paintball videos of course, which were always very popular) can only be traced back to the official creation of the Dynasty paintball team in 1999, when the formation of the league was necessitated by the Great Western Series.
From then on the Dynasty paintball team appeared unstoppable. Pro players took note when Dynasty Paintball ruled each and every 10-man series event – all with the Dynasty paintball having attained the tender ages of 15 to 21. Today the older and wise players of the Dynasty paintball are helping the next batch of eager paintball players succeed by hosting a number of clinics that help aspiring paintball pros to learn the ins and outs of playing like a pro.
In addition to teaching and playing with the newest batch of kids eager to supplant the pros, the team is also busy competing and catching up to those that thus far have left them in their wake. All in all, there is no slowing down for this team or any of its individual players.
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