Editing SD Crush (section)

== History ==

=== Early competition (2016) ===

SD Crush was registered with the Paintball Leagues International (PBLi) tournament database on 2 January 2016. Its earliest recorded tournament appearances were under the name Giant SD Crush, including the AFPL3 Event #1 on 31 January 2016 and AFPL Chaos Ball #1 in April.[1]

During the 2016 season, SD Crush competed in several AFPL Division 5 events using both three-player and X-Ball formats.

On 31 July 2016, SD Crush won the Division 5 competition at AFPL3 Event #3, finishing first among ten teams. The team also placed third at AFPL SoCal Chaos #3 in September and second at the AFPL3 Event #4 Finale in November.[1]

=== Division 4 competition (2017) ===

In 2017, SD Crush expanded its participation in Division 4 X-Ball competition. The team finished third among eleven entrants at AFPL SoCal Chaos #1 in April and competed in further AFPL events during the season.[1]

SD Crush also entered the West Coast Paintball Players League, competing at the Oceanside Open in August and the Oceanside Championship in October.

The team finished 13th in the WCPPL Division 4 season standings, recording 159.92 championship points.[2]

=== WCPPL competition (2018) ===

SD Crush continued competing in WCPPL Division 4 X-Ball throughout 2018.

The team attended the Oceanside Classic in February, the Jungle Island Open in May, and the Ambush Championship Open in September.

Its strongest recorded result of the season was sixth place among nineteen teams at the Ambush Championship Open. SD Crush finished ninth in the 2018 WCPPL Division 4 season standings with 245.42 points.[3]

=== Later competition (2019) ===

In February 2019, SD Crush finished third among fifteen teams in Division 4 at the WCPPL Winter Warmup Event.

The team subsequently competed in three regular-season WCPPL events, finishing tenth at the Jungle Island Open, 22nd at the Victory Park Open, and 20th at the Oceanside Open.[1]

SD Crush finished 19th in the 2019 WCPPL Division 4 season standings with 138.5 points.[4]

Its final tournament appearance currently documented in the PBLi team archive was the WCPPL Oceanside Open, held from 26 to 28 July 2019.[1]