SAS Woodsball

Honor

Integrity

Respect

Steve "Necro" Kaltenbach

The SAS Woodsball Story

SAS Woodsball was founded in 2006 by a band of fellow paintballers from Wisconsin with roots to private land “outlaw” paintball. as they grew more serious and lead by Steve Necro” Kaltenbach, they began to play at more traditional fields. they bean to notice players that did not play with the same standard of honor and integrity as they had valued hen playing against one another. Players overshot, wiped hits, bullied,, and did not respect their fellow players. Some fields were ill equipped or unwilling to confront their customers to do the right thing. they knew they had to do somethhing and with their fledgling group of players it only seemed like the logical next step to grow into a team.

Inspired to do more, they vowed to lead by example, and become stewards of the game of paintball. SAS Woodsball, from its humble beginnings – only half a dozen strong – has over the pas decade, grown toa worldlike force of thousands of player’s. From all corners of he globe, players have been inspired by its mission to be better players and be better people. What about you? Are you made of the right stuff? See about joi9ng an SAS Woodsball chapter today!

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SAS Chapters Worldwide

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What style of paintball does SAS play?

A: SAS is primarily milsim and woodsball focused team but SAS is involved with all styles of paintball including mag-fed, speedball and UWL etc. Our members include many different types.

Q: How did you come up with the name SAS?

A: The original group of friends who founded SAS wanted a cool sounding name and chose the silent assassins squad. most of the time, we refer to ourselves as SAS

Q: I can't find a chapter in my area, what do I do?

A: You can either join a chapter in a nearby state, or region or if you or a group would be interested in founding a new chapter please contact us!

Q: How do I join SAS?

A: please contact a local representative using the chapter map/directory. Vetting processes vary by chapter, but mainly we'll need to play with you a bit before you can become an SAS brother.

Q: Is there a cost to joining?

A: Costs vary by chapter Some require members dues, some don't.

Q: I've heard you refer to each other by code names, what's that about?

A: Members that have been around are traditionally given a nickname or callsign. It varies by chapter but usually the callsigns are given by elder brothers that fit a player's personality. It can change. Not everyone gets a cool name right away. It's a right of passage.

Q: How do you guys stay in touch, communicate?

A: Generally we become good friends and keep up with each other but primarily we organize and do business on facebook groups.

Q: How many SAS are there?

A: Some estimates put the number at about 1,500 members

Q: Are there any benefits to becoming an SAS brother/sister?

A: The primary reason we become brothers is to join with like-minded individuals who share a similar interest in paintball and want to be a part of a team. While there are some discounts available online or certain fields, we do it for the camaraderie and the exchange of knowledge. When we say brother/sister, we mean family.