August held the grand opening of the new Soboba Flight Park’s Backyard Paintball Park in the City of San Jacinto. On deck for opening day was San Jacinto Mayor Russ Utz and city manager, Rob Johnson. Mayor Utz stated that “it’s rather exciting to see such a well-run and organized outdoor sports venue in the City of San Jacinto.” Also, on hand opening weekend was Ron Bryson, owner of Bryson Paintball in Downtown Hemet. “I was impressed by the turnout considering how hot it was in August. The season will certainly kick in as the temperature cools”, asserted Bryson. Bryson also claimed that “die-hard paintballers will come out regardless of the temperature.”

When the paintball park has special events, such as league play, holiday-themed fields, and an evening play, a portion of those proceeds will go directly to the Tinsel Triathlon Foundation. The foundation was put into place to pave the way so that no student or challenged athlete will go without participating in endurance and organized sports. The foundation, in the last year and a half, has supported Hemet High Football and Softball teams, West Valley High Soccer, Cops for Kids, T.H.E Center, and the Challenged Athlete’s Foundation, just to name a few.

“We didn’t just want to open a paintball park, we want to continue our longtime commitment to our community,” stated David Hall, operations manager of the park. Hall further declared that “we hope to see Mayor Utz out soon as he was a lucky raffle winner of a day of play and rental equipment.

Backyard Paintball Park is located 3 miles North of the new Soboba Casino Resort and adjacent to their adventure sports partner, Soboba Flight Park. They are open every Saturday and Sunday from 8 am to 4 pm. And when schools are out on holiday. They have top of the line rental equipment and a “no wait time, only playtime” attitude.

For more information, see them online at www.thebackyardpaintball.com, or 951-663-7054.

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Backyard Paintball Park will offer several mesh-netted themed courses inside the 10-acre complex which will include competitive military and bunker style courses. Rental marker packages, a pro-shop, snack bar, and other amenities will also be on site. Tournament and league play, private parties, and corporate team building events where your employees learn that “winning is a team sport” are also available.

San Jacinto Mayor Russ Utz said, “I am having a hard time containing my enthusiasm for the opening of the Backyard Paintball Park, located next to the Soboba Flight Park. It is going to be yet another amazing amenity adding to our impressive portfolio of outdoor activities available in the San Jacinto Valley. The placement near the all-new Soboba Casino Resort Complex is a perfect fit, coupling lodging, entertainment, and a world-class 18 hole golf course.” #GoSanJacinto

The Backyard Paintball Team is comprised of longtime Valley residents; the Hall Family. Park management includes Connie Hall, principal, son David Hall, operations manager, and daughter in law, Kayla Hall, finance manager. The Hall’s have an extensive history of community service and event production in the San Jacinto Valley. David Hall, the course designer, and operations manager have over 20 years of paintball experience. This 2006 West Valley High School graduate spent his youth paintballing and working at Bryson Paintball in Downtown Hemet.

Ron Bryson, the owner of Bryson Paintball, remembers David’s love for the sport by stating,
“David will no doubt be successful in this new endeavor. He has excellent people skills and an eye for quality paintballing”.

The grand opening will be announced in the coming weeks. Additional information can be found at www.BackyardPaintBallPark.Com, and, Facebook at www.facebook.com/1backyardpaintball.

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