ROGUE - Div. 1 XBALL - PSP 2009

"We are Family"

Chicago 2009

Team Rogue was originally formed in 1995 here at Skyline Paintball.  The original Team Rogue spent several years attending various tournaments including the IAO and several local tournament series.  Rogue has changed, evolved, expanded and gone with the flow over the years.  Presently they are a D1 XBall PSP team.  We are constantly changing players but Rogue will always continue on.  Unlike many other teams Rogue will always be Rogue, we are not interested in changing our name or our history, we are ROGUE.  Chris has been a huge influence on many players as they move up through the stages of their various paintball careers.  We have seen lots of players come and go but Rogue will always be an important part of their history.

  The experience of meeting teams and players from all over the country and attending events all over the country has been a great learning experience for all of the Rogue players.  Rogue has attended events in Orlando, New Orleans, Los Angeles, Chicago, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia as well as many other cities.  The team has learned and experienced many diverse cultures in their travels.  We could tell you some stories............. 

Rogue is currently sponsored by Skyline Paintball, Empire and Kee Action Sports..

We would like to thank all of our sponsors for being a part of the Rogue team.  We are proud to represent you. 

Chris and John - Chicago 2007

World Cup 2006

"Its easy to lose yourself in the off season. You start to question why you’re still making the sacrifices to go to practice. You start ask yourself if it’s all worth it. You miss your family, you’re broke as $F*#, and it doesn’t even sound like fun anymore. You start to wonder if it’s ever going to pay off, or if all of this is just a dream that’s gotten out of control… Next thing you know, its 5am and you’re gearing up in a hotel, because you have to get to the fields at some ungodly hour, and you’re surrounded by some of the closest family you’ll ever have. Right then, you remember why it feels so good to devote everything you have to this sport. You remember where you came from, and how hard you had to fight, tooth and nail, to get where you are. You realize that nothing on Earth feels as good as knowing that you’re a part of something this extraordinary. It won’t last forever, and you have to cherish it while you can. To give up now would be the biggest mistake of your life… Something to regret for the rest of your life. You find that fire deep down, and you know that nothing is going to stand in your way. At that moment you are defined. You are a paintball player, and you wouldn’t rather be doing anything else in the world. "

John Sprouse