posted Mar 29th, 2016 - The latest scores on the front page came from France, where the Flyzone wind tunnel hosted the first official French Indoor Nationals.

The national B-Team, Artemis Saumur, now without national coach Mathieu Bernier, won with a 23.5 average while the French national teams in 4-way Open and 4-way Women are on their way to Bedford for the World Challenge 2016.

Canada also held the national indoor championships earlier this month, on the weekend between the Paraclete XP Indoor Championship 2016 and the Shamrock Showdown 2016.

In contrary to the French national championships, the Canadian national teams can win medals.

Evolution (4-way Open) and Parachute Montreal Fuzion (4-way Women) both competed and took the first two places. Evolution's VFS lineup also won the gold medals in the team's other event.

Canadian Indoor Nationals		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	Total	Avg
Rank	AAA Class	6,9,O	10,2,M	14,19,11	E,5,7	21,15,16	3,L,B,N	C,Q,4,F	18,G,K,P	Total	Avg
1	Evolution	31	19	19	28	19	30	32	28	206	25.8
2	Parachute Montreal Fuzion	28	21	20	28	18	28	32	25	200	25.0
3	4Astrophe	25	18	15	24	16	23	22	21	164	20.5
4	Les Filles	26	16	15	20	16	22	23	20	158	19.8
5	Altitude	16	11	12	16	9	15	7	9	95	11.9

Fuzion posted a very impressive 25.0 average and will be ready to take on the best teams on the 4-way Women leaderboard at the World Challenge 2016.

The scores of the French FLY-IN Girls will be posted on the Open Class leaderboard, and Fuzion will take a closer look at the French scores, as well.

Evolution had a complete lineup neither in 4-way Open nor in VFS. Nick Grillet, who later competed with Turbo 2.0 at the outdoor competition in DeLand, was filling in for Vincent Lemay.

Monika Wittmer, Benoit Lemay's partner in the Freeflying events, competed with Evolution in VFS.

The leaderboard of the Canadian Indoor Nationals shows several teams and competitors who are also posting scores regularly for the Indoor Cloud League sequences and SkyVenture Montreal's monthly account.

Canadian Indoor Nationals		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	Total	Avg
Rank	AA Class	13,N,M	C,Q,7	F,2,P	K,9,15	6,E,14	19,21	J,18,H	B,4,D	Total	Avg
1	Flying Creepers	13	19	18	13	14	12	17	17	123	15.4
2	Slim Jim	13	19	18	14	14	10	16	16	120	15.0
3	Phoenix	13	21	16	14	15	10	15	13	117	14.6
4	Swish-Swish	10	19	16	17	13	9	13	13	110	13.8
5	Dragonfly	10	19	14	15	11	7	14	13	103	12.9

4astrophe, with 4-way junior Yannick Bisson and his father Richard, have a new lineup, as sister/daughter Valerie Bisson trains and competes with the national team Fuzion.

Richard Bisson said that the newest member Nicolas Malley is a skydiver at Parachute Montreal:

"He is a very talented young skydiver and was supposed to be replacing Michel Lemay in Evolution years ago, but that did not work. He is a PFF instructor, Tandem Instructor and also a member of the National Canopy Piloting Team."

The new 4astrophe lineup finished with the team's highest indoor average.

Yannick Bisson also joined forces again with his freeflying partner Coralie Boudreault, and their team Flashpoint won the 2-way FS Junior category and the 2-way Junior Artistic Freefly. Seven junior teams competed in these categories. 4astrophe member Guillaume Boileau was coaching Flashpoint.

Canadian Indoor Nationals		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	Total	Avg
Rank	A Class	G,M,7	9,N	J,Q,D	F,H,4	C,P,E	L,K,O	6,21	A,B,F	Total	Avg
1	Tunnel Vision	21	22	19	17	18	18	15	29	159	19.9
2	Ouranos	16	18	18	18	18	16	13	26	143	17.9
3	Confusion	18	17	18	17	16	16	13	27	142	17.8
4	Air Devils	20	22	15	15	16	12	15	23	138	17.3
5	Rebels	17	18	19	14	9	12	10	19	118	14.8
6	Beta	14	16	14	10	15	8	10	12	99	12.4

Richard Bisson also competed with Slim Jim in the AA Class, who have been posting Indoor Cloud League highscores on a regular basis for SkyVenture Montreal. Slim Jim had to accept the 2nd place after a tough battle with Flying Creepers.

Three of the six A Class teams consisted of 4-way juniors, as well, and iFLY Toronto's Tunnel Vision took the 1st place with an impressive 19.9 average. Richard Bisson said that Coralie Boudreault's father Jean-François competed for the first time at the Canadian Indoor Nationals and ended up winning a bronze medal with Confusion.

Parachute Montreal Fuzion will now represent Canada at the unofficial indoor world championships in Bedford, which begins with Round 1 on Friday morning.