Editing Ryan Greenspan (section)

== Professional career ==

=== Formation of Dynasty ===

In 2001, Greenspan became a founding member of [[San Diego Dynasty]], a professional team formed around a group of players who had previously competed together in Northern California.

The original roster included Greenspan, Alex Fraige, Brian Cole, Angel Fragoza and other established competitors.

Contemporary NPPL registration records confirm Greenspan's presence on Dynasty's professional roster during the 2001 season.[6]

The team achieved immediate success, winning the professional 10-player competition at the 2001 [[Paintball World Cup]] in Florida.

Greenspan was part of the roster during Dynasty's first professional World Cup victory.[6][7]

=== Championship success ===

Dynasty became one of the dominant professional paintball teams of the 2000s.

Greenspan competed during a period in which the organisation won multiple championships in the NPPL, PSP and Millennium Series.

His published career record includes participation in Dynasty's NPPL season championship victories from 2002 through 2008, alongside European and PSP championship successes.[3]

In 2011, Dynasty recorded its 50th professional tournament victory at the NPPL Huntington Beach Open.

Greenspan was one of the team's longest-serving players at the time.[3]

His subsequent results included the 2013 PSP professional season championship and victory at the 2015 NXL World Cup.[3]

=== Later career ===

Greenspan remained with San Diego Dynasty through the 2010s and 2020s.

The team won the NXL World Cup in four consecutive seasons from 2020 through 2023, adding to its established professional tournament record.

Greenspan continued playing a significant role in the organisation's competitive programme and leadership.[2][8]

During the 2021 season, the specialist publication ''Iconic Paintball'' identified Greenspan as one of the principal contributors to Dynasty's NXL season championship.

His versatility and ability to operate across multiple playing positions were highlighted in its season review.[9]

Greenspan remained on Dynasty's registered professional roster for the 2026 NXL season, wearing jersey number 18.[10]