[aarospoon13]

Great player - really enjoyed watching him play.

[surealpaintballer]

He is a ****ing legend! He played for some legendary teams, been apart of some real paintball history. I was a big fan of avalanche back in the day, he was such a crucial part, him and baines.

Good for him, he def. put his time in. If there is ever a paintball hall of fame, he belongs for sure!

[NYEric]

Definitely an intelligent baller. Best of luck.

[BreakersNinja]

Originally Posted by John

Really? I don't remember that.

2nd John's comment...

I think you're confused, possibly thinking of Mapp Chim (hope that's spelled right).

[Jack Wood]

I've helped support Glenn on pretty much every team he has played with. He was always one of the most exciting players to watch, especially when he was on the back foot and outnumbered. One of the most naturally gifted thinkers and shooters the game has ever seen.

He has been a true ambassador for paintball and Eclipse for the last decade and has always been the consumate professional in my eyes. Dedicated, talented, but down-to-earth, polite and respectful. I'm sad to see him hang up his gun.

All the best for the future, Glenn.

[1dayteam120]

Need I say more

[John]

Originally Posted by 1dayteam120

Video Link: https://youtu.be/rs0m6-9Mdmc Need I say more

And that was with coaching!

[Intern1]

Definitely a great player. Sad to see him go, but best of luck to him in the future.

[Mattsballs]

One of the most level headed players in the game who consistently came up with plays that saved matches. He is also one of the nicest players in the game and was always helpful in all the practices we held with Dynasty. Thank you Glenn.

[muroks]

I loved watching him and Bains play from the Kappalanche days. Sad to see him go, but I wish him the best!

[undrdg]

Originally Posted by John

Really? I don't remember that.

he did for a few events, around the time hector cardona was there too.

[Nolan Clemons]

this post should be getting a lot more attention. Glenn was top tier. Sad to see him go, but i'm sure he's going to go on and be an even bigger success in whatever he does in the "real world."

[tipprt]

Originally Posted by derekjudd

i remember when he used to rock the freestyle with the dogs. see later buddy

Maybe your referring to Mapp Chim

Best of luck to GT

[Tako]

Thanks guys for the kind words! It was truly a hard decision for me since paintball has been apart of my life forever.

I thought I could swing another year of playing however real life work has been getting in the way of paintball, I am expecting a child in the fall, and I can't commit as much time to the team as the rest of the guys are. To me it would be selfish to continue and not be able to put forth the effort needed to compete at the pro level.

Again thanks for the kind wishes and I'll still be poking around the forums as I don't think I will ever be able to completely leave paintball. Feel free to ask questions if you have em, PM would work best as it notifies me.

[John]

Originally Posted by Tako

Thanks guys for the kind words! It was truly a hard decision for me since paintball has been apart of my life forever.

I thought I could swing another year of playing however real life work has been getting in the way of paintball, I am expecting a child in the fall, and I can't commit as much time to the team as the rest of the guys are. To me it would be selfish to continue and not be able to put forth the effort needed to compete at the pro level.

Again thanks for the kind wishes and I'll still be poking around the forums as I don't think I will ever be able to completely leave paintball. Feel free to ask questions if you have em, PM would work best as it notifies me.

Thanks for posting Glenn. As a special treat, Glenn shared some of his favorite paintball pictures with us from over the years.

Playing Millennium n London in 2002 at Crystal Palace.



Team huddle with San Diego Dynasty



10-man Kapp breakout



Playing with Avalanche




With LA Infamous




Family photo with Glenn's brother and dad




Back in the day...




Dynasty celebration after winning




Team picture after winning with LA Infamous




A night on the town with the boys. Looking classy.




Holding it down with an LED Angel at SC Village




On the podium with Dynasty in 2013



With the "Kappalanche" team. This was Avalanche after recruiting all of Kapp Factory.

[John]

Originally Posted by undrdg

he did for a few events, around the time hector cardona was there too.

Originally Posted by derekjudd

i remember when he used to rock the freestyle with the dogs. see later buddy

I asked Glenn and he confirmed he never played for the Naughty Dogs. Sorry guys. You must be remembering someone else.

[Trevor the great]

Originally Posted by John

I asked Glenn and he confirmed he never played for the Naughty Dogs. Sorry guys. You must be remembering someone else.

probably mapp chim.

[boy from florida]

Slowly but surely all the players from my era are retiring.

[hick77665]

Sad to see Glenn go. Loved watching him play and pulling out impossible moves and points! Best of luck to you!

[boomsquad324]

Sad to see you go. Great player

[Old-Soul]

Damn those KAPP photos bring back some memories from when I first started.

Enjoy your retirement Glenn.