Editing SC Village (section)

== Timeline ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Year
! Event
|-
| Circa 1984
| Dennis Bukowski establishes Sat Cong Village
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| 1987
| Contemporary advertising documents the Vietnam, Cambodia and Nicaragua playing fields
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| 1987
| Wolf Pack wins the first [[1987 Sat-Cong Village Challenge Cup|Sat-Cong Village Challenge Cup]]
|-
| 1989
| Park introduces its early purpose-built Speedball arena
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| Circa 1989
| Sat Cong Village adopts the SC Village name
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| 1992
| ''The Paintball Trader'' documents night games and additional themed fields
|-
| 1994–1995
| Bud Orr Signature Series Autocockers reportedly used as rental markers
|-
| Late 1990s
| SC Arenas developed with the involvement of Brahim Estephan
|-
| 10–12 March 2000
| SC Village hosts the NPPL Los Angeles Open
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| 15 July 2000
| ''Los Angeles Times'' reports annual attendance of more than 60,000 visitors
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| 2002
| SC Arenas hosts another NPPL Los Angeles Open
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| 2007
| Decay of Nations scenario series operating
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| 2018
| Paintball History exhibition displayed at Decay of Nations
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| 2023
| Sixteenth Decay of Nations event advertised
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| 2020s
| Venue continues recreational paintball, speedball and airsoft operations
|}