Did you know that scores and rankings required adjustments following the Weembi FS Cup? posted: Mar 31st, 2026 The Rolling Aethers were not as close to the historic NMP PCH HayaBusa 35+ performances as it initially appeared. Alban Rumolo and Mathieu Quizy will have another opportunity when they rejoin their own team at the FAI Indoor World Cup 2026. Their teammates from last weekend, Julien Degen and Roy Janssen, are not registered for the FAI competition.
Attentive observers in the audience informed the NSL News of discrepancies between the scores on the 4-way leaderboard of the Weembi FS Cup 2026 and the results generated by private judges using the same competition videos. NSL News confirmed these... (more)
Did you know that Rolling Aethers set new personal record averages? posted: Mar 29th, 2026 NMP PCH HayaBusa’s signature lineup from 2015 to 2019 (David and Andy Grauwels, Dennis Praet, Jeroen Nollet) has held the highest 4-way indoor and outdoor meet averages in history for many years. They set the outdoor record (28.9) at the USPA Nationals 2019 and the indoor record (35.4) at the Wind Games eight months earlier that same year. The Belgian team remains the only one to have ever achieved a 35+ average—and they did so twice, without the benefit of a Super Sequence in either of the two 10-round meets.
There have been several strong and promising attempts to match HayaBusa’s accomplishments—some... (more)
Did you know that Meltemi Oceanside Illertissen placed second with a new lineup? posted: Mar 28th, 2026 Two 4-way teams and two 8-way teams from Germany are registered for the FAI Indoor World Cup next month. Both 4-way teams are part of the NSL Power Rankings in Motion, and one of them had been considered a strong medal contender prior to the recent changes.
In fact, the 4-way Women team Meltemi Oceanside Illertissen has already earned FAI medals in the past. Linda Köb, Franziska Wiesler, Andrea Kleinschmidt, and Petra Jastram won World Cup bronze at Norway 2023, with Pablo Fahrenschon on camera, and also secured European FAI silver medals at the same event. They previously represented Germany... (more)
Did you know that the NSL Power Rankings for the indoor world cup are in motion? posted: Mar 27th, 2026 The unofficial NSL Power Rankings featured in competition previews are naturally fluid, as participating and registered teams compete in other events during the lead-up to the main competition. The rankings are regularly scrutinized by audiences and experts, and they are adjusted whenever new scores are posted or updates become necessary.
It is less common, however, for the field of teams itself to change due to withdrawals and new additions. During the lead-up to the FAI Indoor World Cup 2026, the NSL Power Rankings have been more dynamic than usual for several reasons. The Dynos were removed... (more)
Did you know that Out Of The Blue could be on track to reach new positions on FAI/ISC leaderboards? posted: Mar 26th, 2026 Dennis Praet and NMP PCH HayaBusa coach Gary Smith have both worked with the Dutch national 4-way team Out Of The Blue (OOTB) in the past, and they were full of praise for the team on March 24th when reviewing the results of the BENELUX Indoor Championship 2026 last weekend.
OOTB secured 2nd place, finishing just behind NMP PCH HayaBusa, while setting a new team average record and achieving their highest single-round score. However, it wasn’t only the 52-pointer in Round 10 that impressed Gary Smith and Dennis Praet. In fact, the Dutch team was outscored in the Super Sequence by another Belgian... (more)
Did you know that The Golden Knights are looking back on their successful 2012 season? posted: Mar 25th, 2026 The story of the Golden Knights 4-way team has much in common with the U.S. Army’s 8-way team, which began its period of dominance between 2012 and 2018 when Brian Krause became team captain. He set out to lead the Golden Knights into a new “Golden Decade,” reminiscent of the period between 1987 and 1997, when they won six FAI World Championship gold medals for the U.S. delegation.
Brian Krause was a member of the Golden Knights 4-way team from 2004 to 2008 before becoming the 8-way team captain in 2009. He witnessed a time when the U.S. delegation did not have a well-trained 8-way team... (more)
Did you know that scores and rankings required adjustments following the Weembi FS Cup?
Did you know that Rolling Aethers set new personal record averages?
Did you know that Meltemi Oceanside Illertissen placed second with a new lineup?
Did you know that the NSL Power Rankings for the indoor world cup are in motion?
Did you know that Out Of The Blue could be on track to reach new positions on FAI/ISC leaderboards?
Did you know that The Golden Knights are looking back on their successful 2012 season?