Showing posts with label webcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label webcast. Show all posts
Friday, 15 March 2013
PSP Dallas Texas 2013
The first PSP event of the season is already here, and the energy is pumping. Canadian Express is playing in D3 race to 4, and helping out Infamous in the pits and running pods during their pro matches, working hard all weekend.
The PSP Dallas live webcast is being broadcast by Paintball Access, with coverage of all of the pro division games. Divisional matches will also be shown during the finals on Sunday. Here's the link for the live PBA webcast:
http://www.paintballaccess.com/live/
I'll be posting again once I'm home from the event to give a recap of how the divisional and pro matches over the weekend went. Until then, sit back and watch the action unfold on the Paintball Access webcast!
Thursday, 17 January 2013
CBC News Covers Edmonton Impact Clinic
Edmonton Impact recently hosted a skills clinic, and CBC News was there to bring paintball coverage to the mainstream media. The news piece brought speedball and tournament paintball insight to the viewers right at home.
In addition to covering the Impact clinic, the coverage also spread buzz about the upcoming CPPL Canadian Nationals tournament which will be taking place January 27-29th, hosted on the stampede grounds at the agriculture building in Calgary, Alberta. The event will include an industry trade show, an X-ball All-Star Game, and tournament play across 4 divisions of skill levels. Admission is free for spectators, and there will be a free webcast for the people who want to watch from home.
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Monday, 22 October 2012
PSP Paintball World Cup 2012 this week!
This upcoming week marks the most exciting time of year for the paintball industry. The 2012 PSP World Cup is taking place in Florida this week and will be a time for new product launches, fierce competition and new chapters in many paintball team franchises. In addition to bringing back 10-man to the many divisions of speedball play, PSP has joined with the UWL to bring woodsball back to national paintball competition scene.
The live webcast is starting off this Wednesday with a World Cup Pre-Show. This will feature paintball legends Matty Marshall, Todd Martinez and Chris Lasoya to get the latest behind-the-scenes news on teams, roster changes and player injuries. You'll also get some analysis of the past PSP season to see what teams are expected to be on top and who to watch out for during the games this weekend.
Coverage for the rest of the event will include commentary from professional paintball players, interviews with players and of course intense paintball action during the event. Webcast coverage will begin on Thursday and continue through Sunday's finals. Pro team coverage will take up most of the webcast time, but we may get a chance to see divisional teams' games being broadcasted as well. Be sure to watch the webcast this weekend if you've got some free time at home, wishing you were playing paintball in Florida!
World Cup Product Launches & Vendors
PSP's World Cup has always been an important launching point for creating market buzz in the paintball industry and releasing new products for the next year's season. It is arguably the largest paintball event in the world, with the most players(over 300 teams), the most fields, and the most vendors attending.List of Event Sponsors,Vendors and Rumours:
Bud Light
Carmatech Engineering:Their new SAR12 Tactical marker is an exciting looking First Strike compatible milsim rifle that is sure to draw a lot of attention.
Carmatech Engineering:Their new SAR12 Tactical marker is an exciting looking First Strike compatible milsim rifle that is sure to draw a lot of attention.
Circus Spectacular
Contract Killer
Contract Killer
Dye: Dye's new D.A.M. Tactical marker is expected to be released at Cup, as well as the new DM13 to continue the Matrix legacy.
Empire: A new mystery Empire marker has been spotted in the hands of a couple of Infamous players over the past weekend. Appearing wrapped up in tape to hide the looks of the marker's design, not much is know about the marker, but rumours on PBNation suggest that it is a brand new high-end marker that will be released at Cup. Hopefully we'll get more details this week.
Exalt Paintball
Fat Sam’s Concessions
Fat Sam’s Concessions
Ninja Paintball: Ninja's air system's have been top-quality since their introduction to the market. Their new Pro Regulator has the useful feature of having a rotating collar, which allows the user to rotate their tank reg to change placement of the gauge and fill nipple. With this regulator, you'll never have the fill nipple in the way of your wrist again!
NXe
Paintball Media Group and Social Paintball
PBLife.com
PbRack Clothing
NXe
Paintball Media Group and Social Paintball
PBLife.com
PbRack Clothing
Raza: Raza has plans to release new products at cup this year including a new line of polo shirts, jerseys, gloves, shorts and headbands.
Canadians Playing World Cup
I want to take this opportunity to wish good luck to all of the Canadians from Ontario traveling down to Florida to play World Cup. New Canadian teams of note include:- Toronto Force D1: Force is a brand new PSP team that is made up of veteran Canadian superstar players from the CXBL. Take a look at this Outside the Mesh Article for more info regarding this new powerhouse team.
- Alliance D3: This is a new camp that will be making its premiere at PSP World Cup this week. Made up of players from the Cambridge/Kitchener area including many from the CXBL and MXL divisions. Alliance is planning on creating a camp for next season which will have teams ranging across most of the divisional games.
Alliance's World Cup jerseys, printed by Ntensity Customs
- SportsAgressor Moscow D3: Although this is a Russian team, there are Canadian players on the roster and it is possibly the most exciting team in the division. Coming together at the previous PSP Mid Atlantic Open event, two of my Canadian Express teammates joined up with the Russians to take on the American paintball scene. After narrowly missing making the Sunday cut for finals, SportsAgressor Moscow is returning to shoot for the top this event and will definitely be a team to watch in D3 at this event.
SportsAgressor Moscow at PSP MAO, pic from PaintballPhotography.com
PSP Paintball World Cup 2012 Webcast From PaintballAccess
Continuing their great series of live webcasts for the 2012 PSP season, PaintballAccess.com will be returning for World Cup to bring live paintball to the online digital world.The live webcast is starting off this Wednesday with a World Cup Pre-Show. This will feature paintball legends Matty Marshall, Todd Martinez and Chris Lasoya to get the latest behind-the-scenes news on teams, roster changes and player injuries. You'll also get some analysis of the past PSP season to see what teams are expected to be on top and who to watch out for during the games this weekend.
Coverage for the rest of the event will include commentary from professional paintball players, interviews with players and of course intense paintball action during the event. Webcast coverage will begin on Thursday and continue through Sunday's finals. Pro team coverage will take up most of the webcast time, but we may get a chance to see divisional teams' games being broadcasted as well. Be sure to watch the webcast this weekend if you've got some free time at home, wishing you were playing paintball in Florida!
Using the simple taglines, "Watch it. Love it. Live it."
Paintball Access is the place to be for everything paintball this week.
Thursday, 11 October 2012
NPPL Vegas Media and Webcast Coverage
Back by popular demand of paintball enthusiasts around the world, the NPPL provided a live webcast of the main field for the Vegas World Paintball Championships. Coverage was hosted and commented on by professional players Davey Williamson and Danny Miller.
Preliminary matches took place on Friday and Saturday, with the finals taking place on Sunday. Games featured on the webcast were the D2, D1 and Professional divisions, playing the 7-man race-to-5 15 minute format.
A teammate and I even got a few seconds of screen time while helping out and pitting for Infamous on the field, by running pods between points.
Be sure to keep an eye out for one of our custom Canadian Express Axes being used by Infamous player during the pro matches.
Friday Webcast Link:
Saturday Webcast Link:
Sunday FINALS Webcast Link:
Preliminary matches took place on Friday and Saturday, with the finals taking place on Sunday. Games featured on the webcast were the D2, D1 and Professional divisions, playing the 7-man race-to-5 15 minute format.
A teammate and I even got a few seconds of screen time while helping out and pitting for Infamous on the field, by running pods between points.
Be sure to keep an eye out for one of our custom Canadian Express Axes being used by Infamous player during the pro matches.
Friday Webcast Link:
Saturday Webcast Link:
Sunday FINALS Webcast Link:
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