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Meet Damien Thareau, the easily reconizable Frenchman from Sup'Air who is responsible for all the major field designs in both the PSP and the NPPL (plus many other leagues).
Matty Hotard, captain of NPPL D1 team Rock It Kids was picked up by LTZ at the end of last season. He tells us how he got picked up to play in the NXL with LTZ, what it's like to play against the best in the world, and comments on game fixing in the NPPL.
We pulled Jon Almera away from his coaching duties for pro paintball team Dynasty at the PSP LA Open a couple weeks ago for an interview with one of the most brutally honest players in the sport. Jon has been a main figure in the Dynasty team for the last 4-5 years and has no problem telling it like it is in front of the camera.
With the sale of the NPPL to an investment group, Shawn Walker has probably become the most powerful man in tournament paintball. Backed by a billion dollar investment company, Shawn is looking to make the NPPL a profitable investment for both the players and the sponsors.
Interview with Matt Richards. His team the Miami Raiders just earned the right to go pro after dominating in NPPL Semi Pro all year. And they're one of the top teams in the NXL, and rarely get credit for it.
Abstrakt VP & XSV pro paintball player "Cowboy" Roy Richard never grows tired of a good brokeback mountain joke, thinks running around like an "ass clown" is the secret to success in the NXL, hates LAX, and has legions of teenage boys stalking him online, but that's ok.
Davey Williamson tells us about XSV's rise to glory, why he thinks XSV will remain one of the top teams in paintball inspite of the NXL being opened up, and who would win in a fist fight: Davey himself or Oliver Lang.
Interview with Rich Telford, Captain of pro team XSV. Rich Telford has played with and beaten the best teams in paintball. Now he's building a true professional paintball team with XSV. Read on, as Rich talks about the NXL, the Dynasty rivalry, and what it's like to shoot your own teammates.
Contract Killer Qunincy Boayes made Dynasty his home at the start of the 2005 season and helped carry the team to yet another PSP Season Title. Read the interview with Quincy as he tells us what it's like to help make Dynasty the best team in the world.
Team Ultaimte began when owner Ted Wolfson and four teenage boys (Kyle Wolfson, Jonathan Carpenter, David Becker, Joshua Becker) played 5 Man Rookie in the 2003 PSP series and placed 3rd overall. They decided to play X-ball the following season and picked up a bunch of boys with the heart and desire to practice hard. They had to play DIV II since 4 of the boys had already played in the Rookie division. By mid-season of 2004 when PSP decided to move the top half of DIV II up to DIV I, Team Ultimate was ranked in the top 3 of DIV I teams. At World Cup 2004, Ultimate just had to finish ahead of their rivals. They held steady, finishing in 2nd place for the event and took first place for the season. It was a dream season - to go from a team full of rookie players to winning against the top Amateur teams was no small feat. There were no "guest stars" or pro players on the team; it was all achieved with local Atlanta, GA talent!
Bea Youngs, one of the most famous women in paintball tells us about how she got involved in paintball and gives us the inside scoop on practicing with her team. She also tells us why so many people think she's stalking Chicago Aftershock, and that she'd own Keely Watson in a one on one ninja battle to the death.
Dale Price is one of the most experienced, and often overlooked, paintball players in history. Dale took some time out of his busy schedule of running stores, fields, a team, and answering questions on Pbstar to tell us about the controversy with paintball on ESPN, his life, what bananas have to do with game fixing, cheating, ramping, and more.
Exclusive interview with pro paintball player Daniel Holliday, the man NXL team Detroit Strange relies on to contol the snake. Read about what really takes place on the "Strange Bus", Strange's new Ion body, what he'd would change in the NXL, and more.
PBstar got to sit down and talk to Mr. Jason Lock, a 20 year old Avalanche. We asked him a battery of tough questions, including what is on everyones mind.... cranberry muffins.
A little bird flew by my window yesterday and dropped of 10 insightful questions with the legendary Captain of Avalanche Dave Bains. Although we still don't know if obscene acne is the real reason behind the Avalanche face camo, we do know who Dave thinks is sellout and that he likes to kiss 'n tell.
We interviewed the dark and mysterious Dan Napoli and tried to shed some light on this mysterious paintball personality's character. At the end of it all, we're still not sure about much other than you don't want to combine snow, alcohol, genitals, and monkey wrenches, and we really want to buy the new Jawwbraker DVD.
Keely Watson is one of the most famous paintball players in the world. She is a model for Dye, NXL field coach for the LA Ironmen, and now an employee of Paintball Sports Promotions (PSP). We figured it was about time we interviewed this paintball icon, and ask her about her new job, the PSP, and a bunch of other sweet questions.
Brad Maughan, aka B-Money, from Dynasty takes us behind the scenes of Dynasty Dysected Vol. 1, where the best team in the world teaches you their secrets to success. Read Brad's responses to our wackly questions, watch the 
Jason Green of the Philly Americans and Paintball Atlanta tells us about the NXL, what it's like to play for free, and answers the one question that's on everybody's mind: drop forward or no drop forward?
Andy Humprhies takes us behind the scenes at Action Markers where we discuss the Diadem electro-pneumatic marker, the abuse of rabbits, Indian Casinos and more!
Brandon Showers from Tippmann Effect tells us about playing at the top level with a Tippmann, using squadbuster grenades in an X-ball match, and mentions a rumor about a new high-end marker from Tippmann.
The Paintball Sniper is an obscure DVD that seems destined to become a cult classic among paintballers, akin to the Rocky Horror Picture Show. When I first came across this DVD I had to ask myself, “Is this for real?”
It seems like everywhere you look these days there's an Intimdator. Few guns in paintball history have enjoyed such popularity, so we decided to give the gun's maker, Bob Long a call and what he had so about it.
If you haven't heard already, the Ironmen NXL franchise has been gutted, with many of the former players leaving to start-up their own Pro team to play in both the PSP and NPPL. Enter Syn, one of the major sponsors of this new team filled with hardcore ex-Ironmen. We got the inside scoop from Micah about the new team, new sponsors and more.
John Goepfert is the straight shooting owner of Poison Products, and makes a 2 piece barrel with the potential to revolution your game and bankrupt the squeegee industry in the process. We met John down at the Miami Commanders Cup as he proudly showed off what promises to be the best thing that's happened to paintball barrel technology in the last decade. How would you like precision accuracy without ever having to worry about ball breaks again?
If you haven't watched the highlight clips provided by derder in the movie section, you're missing out on some of the best bunker footage in paintball. We went mano e mano with Rob, the producer at derder, in yet another wacky Paintballstar interview.
Chelsea O'Brien is JT's new spokesmodel. She took some time out of her busy schedule of work, school, and play to let us know it's not size that matters, but how you use it. Read on!
Alex Fraige, captain of Dynasty, tells all in a Paintballstar exclusive interview. About the team, the players, Smart Parts, the reactions of the fans, and more.
Rod Perry is recognizable to anyone who dares to consider themselves a “veteran” in the tournament paintball world. Although he’s the General Manager for Smart Parts, his roots, and his passion no doubt, lie with engineering. He worked with Smart Parts to design then Shocker 4x4, and he designed the Impulse and the Freak barrel system; two of the most popular products in paintball. It’s obvious Rod is an important figure in the industry, so why doesn’t anyone know about him? Here’s your chance to read about one of the men behind the curtain at Smart Parts.
If you don't know who Nate Greenman is, you should. He's the Field Marketing Manager for Brass Eagle and his team, Brass Eagle Allstars, is gaining speed in the pro division. We caught up with Nate at the JT Paintball exhibit that rocked Gravity Games this summer. Here’s the no-holds barred interview that followed...
Tom Cole and his team Bad Company have played in every NPPL event since it was first created. Bad Company has gone from an inconsistent pro team, to a powerhouse sponsored by Kingman that can never be ruled out.
Nicky, first of all I have to ask this one question. Did you have anything to do with that abomination of a movie Little Nicky? 
Q. First question, when did you get started into paintball?
First question, how did you get started into paintball and how long have you been playing?
Q: First, off, you're British right? Still any hard feelings about the sound thrashing we gave you guys in the revolutionary war?
Q. First and most importantly -- this has been on my mind for sometime -- how can I stop lobsters from attacking me at night?
Q. Have you ever thought about dropping the 'E' and substituting the letter ‘A’ in your last name for an ‘O’, thus making your name Oliver Long, super paintball protégée of Bob Long? Think about it…
Q. What do you do at JT? What’s a typical day like for Don?Action Village
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