Mantua, New Jersey:  Paintball 2Xtremes reported today that they
have reached an agreement to hire Joshua D. Silverman as Assistant Editor.
Having been employed in the paintball industry for nearly five years, two of
which as a contributing writer and photographer with several leading
paintball publications, Silverman brings extensive experience to the Paintball
2Xtremes masthead.  "Bringing Josh on board is another example of our
commitment to making Paintball 2Xtremes the best it can be," said 2Xtreme's
Executive Editor, John Amodea about Silverman's acquisition. "As one of the
most published writers in the industry, Josh adds experience and paintball
knowledge to our team that is hard to come by." 

    Silverman's experience as a paintball journalist extends from the local level in his native Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina area to far reaching coverage of widely publicized events such as the World Paintball Federation/Lively Masters, Skyball, the International Amateur Open and various National Professional Paintball League events.  "I'm thrilled and proud to become a part of the new Paintball 2Xtremes family" noted Silverman, "and I intend to intensify coverage of local events in my home area, Virginia, North Carolina and Maryland while continuing to bring 2Xtreme's readers the best coverage of major tournaments and events that I possibly can."

For further information contact Paintball 2Xtremes at 675 Rt 45 - Mantua, NJ 
- 08051, or by phone at (703) 338-5583. To reach Assistant Editor Joshua D. Silverman, he may be e-mailed at silverman@paintball2xtremes.com.
 

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