Editing World Paintball Federation (section)

=== Continued competition (2003) ===

The WPF continued organising tournaments under Wolf Hill Paintball ownership during 2003.

In May 2003, the organisation reported on the Music City Open at Red River Paintball in Clarksville, Tennessee.

The competition used Hyperball and inflatable-bunker fields and offered more than US$15,000 in prizes.

PUSH won the open division, ahead of Sub Zero and STL Friction, while End Game won the rookie division.[13]

The report identified Gerald Alvis as chief executive of the WPF and Wolf Hill Paintball as its parent company.

It also documented the organisation's switch to Diablo tournament paintballs and revised black-and-white referee uniforms.[13]

The available records do not establish the date when the WPF ceased organising tournaments.