What is The National Collegiate Paintball Association?

The National Collegiate Paintball Association is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization created by college players to promote paintball at the interscholastic level.

The NCPA and its member clubs organize recruitment drives, informational meetings, recreational club outings, scenario and big games, charity events, interscholastic events for other university organizations, and of course the national intercollegiate tournament league.

NCPA members play a vital role in presenting paintball to the public in a positive manner through various volunteer and legislative efforts. The NCPA also provides various benefits for its members.

Thanks to the dedicated efforts of NCPA players and Alumni, there is a new online magazine dedicated entirely to college paintball. Check it out at www.collegepaintballmag.com.

Factoid:  Michigan Technological University, with a student body of around 6500, is home to one of the first paintball clubs in the United States.