Featured Professional Players/Special Guest
- Greg Hastings (Former: Sacramento XSV)
- Chris LaSoya (Infamous)
- Alex Fraige (San Diego Dynasty)
- Keely Watson (Femmes Fatales)
- Rocky Cagnoni (Brimstone Smoke)
- Thomas Taylor (Sacramento XSV)
- Nicky Cuba (Former: Sacramento XSV/ Present: LA Infamous)
- Lisa Harvey (Femmes Fatales)
- Oliver Lang (Golden State Ironmen)
- Pete Utschig (Golden State Ironmen)
- DJ Lethal (of the band Limp Bizkit)
- Billy Ceranski (Golden State Ironmen)
- Rich Telford (Sacramento XSV)
- Mike "Grambo" Graham (Mantis Factory)
- B-Real (Former:The Stoned Assassins, of the band Cypress Hill)
- Yosh Rau (San Diego Dynasty)
- Matt Marshall (Sacramento XSV)
- Todd Martinez (San Diego Dynasty)
- Anthony Call (Brimstone Smoke)
- John Call (Brimstone Smoke)
- Dylan Paneck (X-Factor)
- Bea Youngs (Team Destiny)
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