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'''San Diego Pirates''' is an American competitive [[paintball]] team based in Encinitas, California. PBLeagues identifies Velocity Paintball in Ramona, California, as the team's home field and records tournament appearances under the related names '''CP Kids''', '''Golden State Pirates''' and '''San Diego Pirates''' from 2009 to 2022.[1]<br />
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== History ==<br />
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=== CP Kids and Golden State Pirates ===<br />
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The earliest entries grouped within the team's PBLeagues record use the name ''CP Kids'' at Southern California events in 2009. The same record uses ''Golden State Pirates'' from March 2010 through March 2011.[1] Because PBLeagues presents these entries on the San Diego Pirates' legacy team page, they are treated as earlier identities within the same database record; the available source does not state the date or circumstances of either name change.<br />
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Golden State Pirates won the Division 3 five-player competition at the 2010 PSP Phoenix Open, Chicago Open and Mid-Atlantic Open.[1][2][3] The team subsequently placed fifth in Division 3 at the 2010 PSP World Cup.[1]<br />
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=== San Diego Pirates ===<br />
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The name ''San Diego Pirates'' appears in the PBLeagues record by the 2011 WCPPL season. The team placed second in Division 2 at Cali Jam in October 2011.[1]<br />
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San Diego Pirates moved into PSP Division 1 competition in 2012. It won Division 1 at the PSP Galveston Island Open and finished third at the PSP Phoenix Open. The team also competed at the Chicago Open, Mid-Atlantic Open and World Cup, finishing sixth in the 2012 PSP Division 1 season standings with 352.62 points.[1][4]<br />
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Brandon Cornell later recalled joining San Diego Pirates for its first PSP campaign when he was 15. Cornell subsequently competed professionally with the Los Angeles Ironmen.[5]<br />
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The team continued in PSP Division 1 during 2013 and 2014. Its documented 2014 results included twelfth place at the PSP World Cup.[1]<br />
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=== Regional and NXL competition ===<br />
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San Diego Pirates returned to regional Division 2 competition in the WCPPL during 2015. The team won the Camp Pendleton and NorCal Classic rounds that season. It won the 2016 WCPPL Sin City Open and placed third at the Oceanside Showdown.[1]<br />
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The team also competed in the Semi-Pro division at the 2016 NXL Las Vegas Open. Later national appearances included the 2017 NXL World Cup and the 2018 NXL Las Vegas and Texas Opens in Division 2.[1]<br />
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PBLeagues records San Diego Pirates in WCPPL Premier and ten-player competition during 2021 and 2022, as well as a separate Division 4 entry during 2022. The principal team finished nineteenth in the Open division at both the 2021 and 2022 WCPPL ten-player amateur tournaments.[1][6]<br />
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== Secondary entries ==<br />
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Tournament records also use numbered names including ''San Diego Pirates III'', ''San Diego Pirates IV'' and ''San Diego Pirates V''.[7] These are treated as divisional or secondary entries rather than alternative names for the principal team. Their results should not be combined with the principal team's results without an event-specific reason.<br />
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== Selected tournament results ==<br />
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{| class="wikitable sortable"<br />
! Year<br />
! Team name<br />
! Tournament<br />
! Division<br />
! Result<br />
|-<br />
| 2010<br />
| Golden State Pirates<br />
| PSP Phoenix Open<br />
| Division 3 five-player<br />
| 1st[1][2]<br />
|-<br />
| 2010<br />
| Golden State Pirates<br />
| PSP Chicago Open<br />
| Division 3 five-player<br />
| 1st[1][3]<br />
|-<br />
| 2010<br />
| Golden State Pirates<br />
| PSP Mid-Atlantic Open<br />
| Division 3<br />
| 1st[1]<br />
|-<br />
| 2011<br />
| San Diego Pirates<br />
| WCPPL Cali Jam<br />
| Division 2 X-Ball<br />
| 2nd[1]<br />
|-<br />
| 2012<br />
| San Diego Pirates<br />
| PSP Galveston Island Open<br />
| Division 1 X-Ball<br />
| 1st[1][4]<br />
|-<br />
| 2012<br />
| San Diego Pirates<br />
| PSP Phoenix Open<br />
| Division 1 X-Ball<br />
| 3rd[1][4]<br />
|-<br />
| 2015<br />
| San Diego Pirates<br />
| WCPPL Event 2, Camp Pendleton<br />
| Division 2 X-Ball<br />
| 1st[1]<br />
|-<br />
| 2015<br />
| San Diego Pirates<br />
| WCPPL NorCal Classic<br />
| Division 2 X-Ball<br />
| 1st[1]<br />
|-<br />
| 2016<br />
| San Diego Pirates<br />
| WCPPL Sin City Open<br />
| Division 2 X-Ball<br />
| 1st[1]<br />
|-<br />
| 2016<br />
| San Diego Pirates<br />
| WCPPL Oceanside Showdown<br />
| Division 2 X-Ball<br />
| 3rd[1]<br />
|-<br />
| 2017<br />
| San Diego Pirates<br />
| WCPPL Sin City Invitational<br />
| Division 2 X-Ball<br />
| 4th[1]<br />
|-<br />
| 2022<br />
| San Diego Pirates<br />
| ASG Spring Classic<br />
| Division 4 X-Ball<br />
| 4th[1]<br />
|}<br />
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== See also ==<br />
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* [[Pirates]]<br />
* [[Paintball Sports Promotions]]<br />
* [[National Xball League]]<br />
* [[West Coast Paintball Players League]]<br />
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== References ==<br />
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# [https://pbleagues.com/team/4BcCLiMAOALqhXx6 San Diego Pirates]. PBLeagues. Team identity, home location, field and event record from 2009 to 2022; accessed 27 October 2026.<br />
# [https://jrdominguez32paintball.blogspot.com/2010/03/psp-phoenix-wrap-up.html PSP Phoenix Wrap Up]. JR Dominguez 32 Paintball, March 2010. Contemporary divisional results.<br />
# [https://bestofpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/07/psp-chicago-2010-scores-and-results.html PSP Chicago 2010 Scores and Results]. The Best of Paintball, 13 July 2010. Contemporary divisional results.<br />
# [https://pbleagues.com/league/1/seasonRankings/2012 PSP 2012 season rankings]. PBLeagues. Division 1 event and season standings.<br />
# [https://shop.dyepaintball.com/blogs/news/89027139-finding-the-balance Finding the Balance]. Brandon Cornell, DYE Paintball, 2016. First-person account of joining San Diego Pirates for its PSP campaign.<br />
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/roster/smv0s9GJrWxGf9VG San Diego Pirates at the 2021 WCPPL ten-player amateur open]. PBLeagues. Archived schedule and team identity.<br />
# [https://pbleagues.com/scores/L206/E5571/scheduleNoURLs.html AFPL SoCal Chaos Finale 2017 schedule]. PBLeagues. Numbered San Diego Pirates entries.<br />
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