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Wayne Brady (www.WayneBrady.com) has graciously agreed to take the role of Omar Tartan and lead the Raiders in SPPLAT Attack II. The Raiders have allies in Tom Kaye's Cyborg and will certainly need them as they take on the 7th Cavalry, led by William Shatner and the local Posse led by Mancow. Since this will be his first scenario game, Wayne Brady will be ably assisted by Paintball Sport International's publisher, PSP partner and Ground Zero's owner, Jerry Braun playing the role of Boss Tweed.

This year's SPPLAT Attack will be held at EMR Paintball. Open play will begin on August 29th to include night play that evening. The 30th will see open play continue early in the day with a mini-convention hosted by Creation Entertainment at the Binghamton Forum that evening. THE game starts early on the 31st and concludes before dark to allow time for a post game celebration, charity auction and award of prizes.

Profits will go to benefit William Shatner's Hollywood Charity Horseshow, which supports various charities to include Ahead With Horses, LA's Best and more. All participants will receive a commemorative event jersey, pay great prices for paint and have the chance to compete for outstanding prizes. Due to logistical constraints only those registered by August 11th will receive a jersey. For more information and to sign up to be part of this star studded Paintball event, visit www.SPPLAT.com.


 

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