Welcome to the Home of the RC Army

The Rockin' Cocks started as a three man pump team at a local Charlottesville paintball tournament in 2006. Since then the Rockin' Cocks have expanded to a full roster and network of teams across the world. The RC Army represents that family of pump players made up of the Rockin' Cocks, The RC Revolution (Northern VA), RC Red Star (Australia) and RC Sweden.

We play all kinds of paintball but what we love is playing tournaments with pumps. We don't care what the other team is shooting as long as we've got our pumps...we are having a good time.

Check out or rosters, videos, pics and propaganda. If you like what you see...or even if you don't...leave a comment and let us know what you think.

Showing posts with label Community. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Community. Show all posts

Saturday, December 19, 2009

Mason Thomas Championship Cup


Over the past year, RC has been getting a little more involved in the community. Sure, we like to play paintball but we also like to hang out together off of the field. I am pretty sure that Wimpy planted the bug for making our off-field time a little more "productive". So, we started looking around for ways to contribute to the community. We started out staffing a rest stop to help out the local Multiple Sclerosis Society with one of their large bike rides, then we spent most of a day doing some work for the local Habitat chapter and somewhere along the lines, K-rob found out about Mason's story.

Mason Thomas is a 9 year old Charlottesville boy with Neuroblastoma. Neuroblastoma is a form of cancer that occurs in infants and young children. It is rarely found in children over 10. Mason was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma when he was five. After several rounds of treatment between UVA hospital (in Charlottesville) and the Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (in New York City) Mason was cancer free for over three years. In April 2009 he relapsed and has been travelling to New York again for treatments. When RC heard about Mason's story we all agreed that we had to do something. We wanted to raise awareness for Neuroblastoma and help Mason's family with the expenses associated with his treatments and travels. This is how the Mason Thomas Championship Cup came to be.

We've got a lot of people working behind the scenes to make this a great event. KPS Paintball in Midlothian, VA will be hosting the event with two speedball fields and The Ishan Gala Foundation is helping us with a lot of the administrative and organizational aspects of running a fundraiser. Last but certainly not least we'll be tapping our own tournament experience and help from some KPS locals to bring you a high-quality tournament.

All of the important details are on the flyer. Once registration is open and as more details come in we will be posting updates here and on your favorite paintball forums.

Monday, June 15, 2009

RC Army helps find a cure for MS


RC did it's part last weekend in the struggle against MS. Four team members came out to provide support, food and mechanical assistance to almost 400 riders. We had a few markers on display and got quite a few questions. Several people feared that we would use the markers to motivate stragglers or riders who took more than their share of PB&J. We assured them that wasn't the case and they could eat and hang out as much as they wanted. We also had a decent conversation with one rider about old Autocockers and Angels.

It didn't take long for the competitive spirit to come out. When it was time to restock the bananas and make another batch of PB&J's, Lefty and Freida went head-to-head in an all out battle. Turns our Frieda is a sandwich making expert but Lefty pwns all when it comes to cutting bananas. I think it was a draw when it came to quartering oranges.

-Spoon




Wednesday, May 27, 2009

RC Helping Out in the Community




The RC Army will be helping man a rest stop for the Blue Ridge Chapter MS Society's Tour De Vine. It is a two-day bicycle ride to raise donations and awareness for the fight against Multiple Sclerosis. Keep an eye out for pictures and a recap. The MS Ride is the weekend of June 13-14 and riders have the option to ride 25, 50, 75 or 100 miles on both days.