Hi everyone, While the response for participation has been amazing this year, the call for volunteers hasn’t. This has both it’s up-sides and down-sides. It means more players, and better prizes, but it also means more work on the core individuals who run the League and day-to-day activities. Unfortunately, from now until early January I will be traveling out of province a great deal, and I won’t be able to participate in the day-to-day activities that keep the League going every week. Because everyone I’ve talked with still wants the League to go on no matter what, we have decided to postpone the start of the League from lave November to early January 2010. This too has pros and cons. It is understandable if the schedule shift causes some of you some issues, so please email me or see Gord at Xtreme-Tactics, and we can work it out. Thanks for listening, and I apologize if this has caused some of you some headaches. Thanks, Rich (John.Doe)  Read More →

So, as promised, I’ve got an update for everyone. Last year we offered a new “pre-pay” option that was universally adopted by all players.  Seeing as it was such a success, this year’s fees will be “pre-pay” only – unless special exceptions need to be made. Also, last year the League was once again run at a loss.  This is taking a huge toll on my family, and while Xtreme Tactics has done everything possible to keep costs low, events like the wind-up BBQ, CQB Challenge, and wind-down party at the end of the year have all been paid out of pocket by me, and other CQB League volunteers. It’s pretty disturbing to see comments indicating the league is a “money grab”, or implying that I (or other people) run this to make money.  See below for the cost breakdown, and what this year’s Grand Prize will be. 007 Airsoft was gracious enough to offer the Grand Prizes last year at a substantial discount to the League – last minute... 

It’s that time of year again. The 2009-2010 CQB League is winding up, and for us to start the planning, we need show of hands. If you intend on participating in the CQB League this year, please fill out the Preliminary Signup Form. We are also looking for volunteers, so if you don’t think you can form a team, but still want to be involved with the League – send me an email at info@airsoftmanitoba.com and let me know your availability and contact info. The CQB League Rules have not changed from last year, so feel free to check out the rules page.  Teams will once again be 3-4 man (or woman!) teams. Cheers, and I look forward to seeing all the familiar faces, and any new players looking to hone their CQB skills. Also, look for upcoming individual & team events like the 2009 CQB Challenge. J.D  Read More →