Editing Angel Fragoza (section)

== Professional career ==

=== Formation of San Diego Dynasty ===

In 2001, Fragoza became a founding member of San Diego Dynasty, a new professional team organised with the involvement of [[Chuck Hendsch]].

Contemporary [[National Professional Paintball League]] (NPPL) registration records confirm Fragoza's membership of the original professional roster, alongside Fraige, Greenspan, Cole and other established players.[3]

Dynasty made its professional debut at the 2001 NPPL Los Angeles Open, finishing third in the professional ten-player division.[5]

Later that year, Dynasty won the professional ten-player championship at the [[2001 NPPL World Cup]] in Orlando, Florida, completing a successful inaugural season.[6]

=== Dynasty championship years ===

Fragoza remained with Dynasty during its expansion into the [[NPPL Super 7]], [[Paintball Sports Promotions]] (PSP) and [[Millennium Series]] competitions.

He appeared on the team's published 2002 NPPL professional roster alongside newly recruited Oliver Lang.[7]

In February 2003, Dynasty won the inaugural NPPL Super 7 tournament at Huntington Beach, California. Contemporary WARPIG coverage included photographs of Fragoza at the event.[8]

The team subsequently won four consecutive NPPL Super 7 professional season championships between 2003 and 2006.[9]

Fragoza was part of Dynasty's established professional line-up during this period.

At the 2006 Smart Parts Paintball World Championships, held in May, he appeared on Dynasty's published roster wearing jersey number 187. His hometown was recorded as Vallejo, California.[10]

Following Oliver Lang's departure to the [[Los Angeles Ironmen]] in 2006, Fragoza remained an important member of Dynasty's competitive line-up.

Dynasty won the 2006 NPPL Commander's Cup at the Orange County Fairgrounds, securing its fourth consecutive Super 7 professional season championship.[9]

=== Later competition ===

Fragoza continued playing for Dynasty during the later 2000s.

Contemporary coverage of the 2009 United States Paintball League (USPL) World Championships in Las Vegas documented his performance in the snake during Dynasty's preliminary-round matches.

The report particularly highlighted his aggressive movement against [[San Antonio X-Factor]] and Edmonton Impact.[11]

By the time Oliver Lang returned to Dynasty in 2011, Fragoza was no longer part of the team's established professional roster. An interview discussing Lang's return identified Fragoza among the former members of Dynasty's original core who were no longer with the team.[12]