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News Article Did you know that NSL Live Talk continues with an online conversation with SDC Rhythm XP?
posted: Apr 24th, 2020 The NSL Live Talk series of online interviews continues with SDC Rhythm XP, the reigning U.S. outdoor champions and national team in 4-way Open for the FAI World Meet 2020. As all other teams, the members spend the current meantime at their homes and with their families. JaNette and Steve Lefkowitz attended the online meeting at their house in Sebastian, Florida. Andrew Happick and Doug Barron were back in South Carolina near Chester, where they grew up with their families and in skydiving. Andrew Starr is in North Carolina, where he is still on duty for the U.S. Army, even though the Golden... (more)
News Article Did you know that DeLands Hit Show completed 30 competition rounds between September and November?
posted: Dec 15th, 2019 The leaderboard of the Indoor Cloud League competition for the month of November was completed with the scores and videos on the 12+ leaderboard, where the iFLY Orlando team is now positioned far ahead of iFLY SF Bay after the weakest month of the year for Northern California. The 14+ leaderboard featured the new Indoor Cloud League team, Capital Region, with their first scores and videos, as the NSL News reported on December 3rd. Dee Caminiti and Gorka Amian's ICL team finished in 5th place on the November leaderboard, one point ahead of iFLY Dallas and within striking distance of Paraclete... (more)
News Article Did you know that teams from Florida and Northern California battled on the AA Class leaderboard?
posted: Aug 20th, 2019 The AAA Class teams of the Arizona Skydiving League did not have additional competition from teams in other areas of the United States or in other countries last weekend, even though the Air Force Academy teams were actually visitors from Colorado. Only new A Class team Tang and the Harpets posted their scores on the same leaderboard with two other teams from Florida and the Northwest. DeLands Hit Show completed five rounds in Florida, even though the rainy pattern of the summer weather did not change on the meet weekend. SCZ Zeus and Furtheranze were completely rained out after Round 2 at... (more)
News Article Did you know that Carolina and Florida 4-way teams and competitors began on their roads to the next USPA Nationals?
posted: May 21st, 2019 Teams of the Florida Skydiving League launched their 2019 outdoor season together with the Carolina Skydiving League last weekend. Both league areas will be hosting the USPA Nationals in the coming two years, Paraclete XP this year in Raeford, and Skydive City next year in Zephyrhills. The USPA Nationals offers 4-way competition in the Open and Advanced Class (AAA) and in the Intermediate Class (AA), next to the additional Formation Skydiving events (8-way, 10-way, 16-way, 4-way VFS) and several other skydiving and parachuting disciplines. The 4-way Women competition and qualification is embedded... (more)
News Article Did you know that the Platinum XP 2018 lineup has to make a difficult decision?
posted: Nov 18th, 2018 The NSL Ultimate 4-way Championship 2018 was almost completed after ten indoor rounds on Thursday evening at iFLY Tampa and additional ten outdoor rounds on the following weekend days at Skydive City. Platinum XP visited from the Southern Skydiving League region and was one of the teams that attended both events and finished after a total of 20 rounds in three days. Team members Don Hurd and Matthias Kaminski also used the opportunity of a connected Arizona Airspeed indoor and outdoor camp to sharpen their individual skills by adding more indoor training to their weekend's agenda. Three Platinum... (more)
News Article Did you know that SP Moderate Risk increased the meet average significantly to win A Class?
posted: Aug 24th, 2018 Another busy meet weekend follows the leaderboard that featured only U.S. teams from four different leagues, and it is time to wrap it up with a few details of the A Class and Rookie Class competition. A Class team SP Moderate Risk from Skydive Palatka came back for the team's second meet this year and took the top spot on the leaderboard with a significantly increased 6-round average, which included an impressive 20-pointer in the last round. Two teams of the Midwest Skydiving League and Waiting on Nuts from the Northwest posted highscores for single rounds too. However, Moderate Risk was... (more)