Editing San Diego Dynasty (section)

=== Continued success (2007–2019) ===

Dynasty continued competing at the highest professional level through the NPPL, PSP and international tournaments.

In 2011, Dynasty won the NPPL Surf City Open at Huntington Beach, returning to the top of an event it had dominated during the original Super 7 era. [10]

The following year, Dynasty won the professional division of the 2012 NPPL World Paintball Championships in Las Vegas, defeating [[Sacramento XSV]], who had already secured the series title. [11]

Dynasty won the 2013 PSP professional season championship with 886 ranking points, finishing ahead of [[Edmonton Impact]] and [[Tampa Bay Damage]]. The title followed a difficult 2012 PSP season and demonstrated the team's continued competitiveness following changes to its roster and coaching staff. [12]

In late 2016, several longstanding Dynasty members and team manager Eric Crandall established [[Field One Paintball]], acquiring assets and designs from [[Bob Long Technologies]]. Dynasty announced that it would compete using Field One markers from the 2017 season, establishing a direct relationship between the professional team and its equipment manufacturer. [13]