Recent developments within the Southern paintball scene have resulted in a couple of changes to the NSPL 2006 calendar having to be made.
Many of you will be aware that recently the Euro 5 Man was postponed to the weekend of the 21st-22nd October. Those of you who are particularly astute will have realised that this event's new location within the calendar clashed with the planned Reading round of the NSPL.
We see many comments about tournament organisers not working together on these and other forums. Well, maybe this is a first, but myself and Warren Maxwell (organiser of the Euro 5 Man) have actually put our heads together to come up with a solution to this problem, rather than just competing the events against each other and undoubtably harming the success of both.
The Euro 5-Man will now count as one of the SE Regional fixtures of the NSPL and NSPL teams playing the Euro 5-Man will now earn league points. The event will replace one of the SE Paintball Village fixtures and the September and October fixtures of the league have been switched around to accommodate this change.
The remaining fixtures of the NSPL season are as follows...
NSPL Round 8 - September 24th - (Reading)
NSPL Round 9 - October 21st-22nd - (Ashford, Euro 5 Man)
NSPL Round 10 - October 29th - (Skirmish Bristol, Portishead)
NSPL Round 11 - November 12th - (South East Paintball Village, Ashford)
NSPL Round 12 - November 19th - (Skirmish Bristol, Portishead)
The www.nspl.co.uk web site has been updated with these details and you can still use that web site to book in to all the remaining fixtures, including the Euro 5 Man.
This is an extra opportunity for many NSPL teams to enjoy yet another major UK event as part of your 2006 season. I realise that this solution will not suit everyone, but genuinely believe that it is the best option given the situation and hope that many teams will see this as a great addition to the NSPL calendar.
This change also means that the next NSPL event has been scheduled an extra week after Campaign, giving SW teams more space around that the time of that important event. As always, I welcome your feedback and look forward to seeing you all in Reading on September 24th!
Many of you will be aware that recently the Euro 5 Man was postponed to the weekend of the 21st-22nd October. Those of you who are particularly astute will have realised that this event's new location within the calendar clashed with the planned Reading round of the NSPL.
We see many comments about tournament organisers not working together on these and other forums. Well, maybe this is a first, but myself and Warren Maxwell (organiser of the Euro 5 Man) have actually put our heads together to come up with a solution to this problem, rather than just competing the events against each other and undoubtably harming the success of both.
The Euro 5-Man will now count as one of the SE Regional fixtures of the NSPL and NSPL teams playing the Euro 5-Man will now earn league points. The event will replace one of the SE Paintball Village fixtures and the September and October fixtures of the league have been switched around to accommodate this change.
The remaining fixtures of the NSPL season are as follows...
NSPL Round 8 - September 24th - (Reading)
NSPL Round 9 - October 21st-22nd - (Ashford, Euro 5 Man)
NSPL Round 10 - October 29th - (Skirmish Bristol, Portishead)
NSPL Round 11 - November 12th - (South East Paintball Village, Ashford)
NSPL Round 12 - November 19th - (Skirmish Bristol, Portishead)
The www.nspl.co.uk web site has been updated with these details and you can still use that web site to book in to all the remaining fixtures, including the Euro 5 Man.
This is an extra opportunity for many NSPL teams to enjoy yet another major UK event as part of your 2006 season. I realise that this solution will not suit everyone, but genuinely believe that it is the best option given the situation and hope that many teams will see this as a great addition to the NSPL calendar.
This change also means that the next NSPL event has been scheduled an extra week after Campaign, giving SW teams more space around that the time of that important event. As always, I welcome your feedback and look forward to seeing you all in Reading on September 24th!