TEAMS CHANGE. THE LINEUPS SHOULD NOT DISAPPEAR.
The teams competing this season, then an evidence-linked archive of professional rosters that came before them. Every historic lineup is a dated snapshot, not a claim to represent an entire season or career.
Active // 2026 season
PLAYING RIGHT NOW.
225 players across 20 Pro X-Ball teams in the current NXL season.
Atlanta Jungle Cats
13 players
Chicago Aftershock
9 players
Chicago Distortion
13 players
CK Hurricanes
10 players
Detroit Infamous
10 players
Edmonton Impact
11 players
Houston Heat
9 players
Los Angeles Collision
14 players
Los Angeles Ironmen
10 players
New Jersey Leverage
11 players
New York Xtreme
16 players
PaintballFIT
11 players
Perris ASG Aftermath
8 players
Red Legion
11 players
Royal City Seadogs
13 players
San Antonio X-Factor
10 players
San Diego Dynasty
13 players
Seattle Uprising
11 players
Tampa Bay Damage
12 players
TonTon Arsenal
10 players
Historic // before the 2026 season
THE ROSTERS THAT CAME BEFORE.
Dated roster snapshots from the NPPL and PSP era, each linked to the source list it was taken from. Where a team competed across several leagues, the snapshot names the league it was recorded under rather than assuming a lineage.
9 teams
Aftershock
Two WARPIG roster snapshots preserve the names attached to Aftershock’s 2001 and 2002 NPPL professional entries.
All Americans
The WARPIG lists show a stable All Americans core across the 2001 and 2002 NPPL professional roster snapshots.
Avalanche
These adjacent roster snapshots show both continuity and turnover on Avalanche at the start of the 2000s.
Bad Company
WARPIG published the same Bad Company professional lineup in its 2001 and 2002 roster indexes.
Bob Long's Ironmen
The archive keeps this roster separate from the contemporaneous Ironmen entry because WARPIG listed them as different professional teams.
Dynasty
Two early NPPL roster snapshots sit beside a current public PBLeagues team record, making the source trail easy to continue.
Ground Zero
Archive label: Ground Zero / Ground Zero Black
The team is listed as Ground Zero in the 2001 source and Ground Zero Black in the 2002 source; that naming change stays visible.
Ironmen
Archive label: Ironmen
The 2001 and 2002 lists capture a pivotal two-year snapshot, including Oliver Lang’s move from Ironmen to Dynasty.
Lockout
Side-by-side roster snapshots reveal the lineup changes that a single present-day team page would hide.