posted Jul 9th, 2015 - The leaderboard of the Indoor Cloud League for the month of June is complete, even though four scores and videos from SkyVenture New Hampshire are missing. Brian Touhey had results in four categories and could not resolve technical issues to make the videos available.

The BEST OF THE MONTH video features once again the teams with the highest scores in each of the six ICL categories. This time, it was almost a duel between the Hurricane Factory and SkyVenture Montreal. Only iFLY Dallas was able to interfere with the two strongest ICL teams and captured the highscore for the R Class sequence.

Player coaches Lucas King and Scott Latinis had 4-way rookies Michael Erickson and Ryan Leeper in their lineup and posted the 26-pointer for this category. Amanda Lampton, ICL organizer at iFLY Dallas, said that she had the complete Dallas 350 lineup available for the first time to help as player coaches.

June 2015		AAA Class	AA Class	A Class	Rookie RRR	Rookie RR	Rookie R	Total
Rank	Teams	E,6,O,5	K,6,9	K,E,6	K,E,O	M,K,E	M,K	Total
1	SkyVenture Montreal (CA)	25	27	21	27	18	20	138
2	Hurricane Factory (CZ)	23(-3)	27(-1)	20	25	23	13	131
3	iFLY Orlando (US)	21	22	18	26(-1)	21	18	126
4	iFLY Dallas (US)	20	26	13	9	22	26	116
5	iFLY SF Bay (US)	20	21	16	18	20	20	115
6	iFLY Seattle (US)	18	19	16	21	19	14	107

Seven of the eight lineups at the iFLY Dallas Indoor Cloud League night had at least one Dallas 350 member as a player coach: Jim Rees with Scott Kucel, Dave DuMais and Bryce Willing; Lucas King and Scott Latinis with Michael Erickson and Ryan Leeper; Scott Levy with Robin Cannon, Kyle Hermberg and Debbi Swenson; Lucas King with Ron Folkes, Zach Lewis and Mike Brown; Scott Latinis with Leslie Sloan, John Day and Keith Eaton.

Todd Hawkins and Amanda Lampton were guiding the remaining participants throught the June sequences: Todd Hawkins with Dave Eisele, Genifer Oliver and Beth Victor; Amanda Lampton with Dallas 350 member Jim Rees and Jeanne Burns and Eliel Rodriguez; Todd Hawkins also with Dallas 350 member Scott Levy and Charles Stout and Shawn Henry.

Hurricane Factory and SkyVenture Montreal dominated the June leaderboard, and the Sun Path Products NSL News reported on June 29th how three Canadian teams joined forces to took the lead away from the Czech teams and carry it through the June finish line.

June 2014	AAA Class	AA Class	A Class	Rookie AAA	Rookie AA	Rookie A	Total
Czech Teams	E,6,O,5	K,6,9	K,E,6	K,E,O	M,K,E	M,K	Total
Bad Boys	23(-3)	27(-1)	-	-	-	-	50
HF Chicks	19	23	-	-	-	-	42
CZ Ladies	14	19	-	-	-	-	33
Accord	14	15	15	-	-	-	44
PB Fire	-	19	20	-	-	-	39
Flying Circus	-	16	16	25	-	-	57
Mimozemky	-	-	15	18	23	-	56
J-elita	-	-	-	13	16	13	42

The leaderboard of the internal Czech competition at the Hurricane Factory shows that the Bad Boys have currently secured the top position in the AAA/AA Class area, where the HF Chicks had come dangerously close to the Czech national team in 4-way Open. Accord took on the AAA Class sequence for the first time and tied the 14-pointer of the CZ Ladies.

Six teams posted scores for the AA Class sequence. PB Fire tied the 19-pointer of the Czech national team in 4-way Women and posted the 20-pointer for the ICL leaderboard in the A Class.

Flying Circus, Rookie Class winner at the World Challenge 2015, is done now with the three Rookie Class sequences after posting the 25-pointer for the RRR Class sequence. The team performed the A and AA Class sequences, as well, and is ready to score for the Hurricane Factory in the next higher categories. Mimozemky and J-elite are the only Rookie Class teams who can still post scores for Jan Klapka's group, and Mimozemky only for RR and RRR sequences. The R Class burden is on J-elite alone...