Editing Great Western Series (section)

=== Transition to Pan Am (1999–2000) ===

In 1999, the Great Western Series organisation underwent restructuring with the addition of Liz Bonebrake and Jessica Sparks as promotional partners.[1]

The expanded competition became known as the Pan Am Paintball Circuit.

The Pan Am initially attempted to establish tournaments beyond the western United States. However, contemporary coverage reported limited participation outside the region, and the circuit subsequently concentrated on its established western venues.[1][2]

By March 2000, tournaments were operating under the Pan Am name, including an event in Las Vegas that retained the limited-paint format associated with the Great Western Series.[9]

The Pan Am continued until its reorganisation as the Xtreme Paintball Sports League in 2004.[2]