Nelson Paintball

Kingsford, MI (March 12, 2002) – One of the premier paintball tournaments in the United States is now receiving support from Nelson Paintballs as Nelson has agreed to be the title sponsor for the World Paintball Federation (WPF) Tournament in 2002.  
“We are excited about sponsoring this major tournament series,” states Nelson
Paintball Sales Manager Todd Johnson.  “Sponsoring a tournament series with a reputation like the WPF is an honor and a privilege.“ 

The WPF Nelson Victory Tour 2002 kicks off April 26-28 in Sevierville, Tenn. All amateur, novice and rookie teams are encouraged to participate in the WPF series, which consists of eight separate tournaments that are spread out among various fields in Tennessee, Maryland, Colorado, Illinois, and Michigan. Exact dates and locations of the events can be found on the official WPF website at www.wpfonline.com. The tournament series has five- and 10-man team games scheduled intermittently from April through November. The five-man events will be using Anarchy Paintballs exclusively.  Anarchy
also will be available for the 10-man events.

Created specifically for tournament play, Nelson Paintballs’ Anarchy features thick “no wipe” fills, bright colors, and accuracy for extremely competitive paintball.  

For information, questions or comments about Nelson Paintballs visit our web site at www.nelsonpaintball.com, e-mail us at paintball@nelsonpaint.com, or call us at 800.236.9278.

For information regarding the tournament directly, please call 615.451.7707.
 

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