Editing Jacksonville Warriors (section)

=== Professional competition (2001–2002) ===

Jacksonville Warriors returned to the NPPL professional 10-man division for the 2001 season.

Team captain Paul Bollenbach told WARPIG that the change was intended to reduce the loss of players to other professional organisations.

During 2000, Kenny Klamper had joined [[Chicago Aftershock]], while Chris Huffnagle and Kevin Ackman had played for the All Americans.

Huffnagle and Ackman returned to Jacksonville Warriors for the 2001 season, alongside Chris Wright, who had previously played for Aftershock.[7]

The team's published 2001 professional roster included Bollenbach, Ackman, Huffnagle, Wright, Matt Davis, Greg Randall and other players.[8]

Jacksonville Warriors qualified for the professional 10-man semi-finals at the 2001 NPPL World Cup.[11]

The team continued competing professionally in 2002.

At the beginning of the season, Jacksonville Warriors changed its equipment sponsorship from [[Airgun Designs]] (AGD) to [[Worr Game Products]] (WGP).

Former All Americans player Frank Connell joined the roster during this period.

Contemporary reporting noted that Jacksonville Warriors regularly practised at Connell's field in Titusville, Florida.[12]

Jacksonville Warriors finished fifteenth in the 2002 NPPL professional 10-man season standings with 74 ranking points.[13]

The organisation also operated a development squad, Jax Warriors B, which competed in the novice division during 2002.[13]

The team's subsequent competitive history has not been conclusively established.