posted Dec 15th, 2014 - The November scores of the Indoor Cloud League have summed up to a new record number for the total.

It was only the second time that all seven currently participating groups submitted scores and videos for all six ICL categories, and the easier sequences for the month of November allowed them to score higher than in August (829 - 718).

It was also only the second time this year that Northwest Skydiving League Director Deb Correia guided her group at iFLY Seattle to the 1st place. Northwest and Florida launched the Indoor Cloud League project together in January 2013 and had a duel for a while before other groups joined the monthly indoor competition and became very competitive, as well.

November 2014		AAA Class	AA Class	A Class	Rookie AAA	Rookie AA	Rookie A	Total
Rank	Teams	P,21,D,15	Q,6,15	A,F,7	P,D,Q	M,A,F	M,Q	Total
1	iFLY Seattle (US)	16	17	24	28	35	23	143
2	SkyVenture Montreal (CA)	22	21	20	21	34	20	138
3	iFLY Orlando (US)	18	19	23	20(-2)	28	28	136
4	Hurricane Factory (CZ)	21(-1)	24	23	21	20	19	128
5	iFLY SF Bay (US)	14	13	18	14	29(-1)	27	115
6	iFLY Dallas (US)	22	21	19	15	17	8	102
7	SkyVenture New Hampshire (US)	10	11	18	10(-1)	9	9	67

Florida had the 1st place four times this year (May - June - July - October). Jan Klapka's Czech group at the Hurricane Factory in Prague won three time at the beginning of the year (January - February - March) and has the current lead for December.

SkyVenture Montreal won the Indoor Cloud League competition for August and September and has not submitted scores and videos for December yet. 4Astrophe founder Richard Bisson could still catch up with the Hurricane Factory with a 1st place in December. The Czech group could tie Florida in 1st place for 2014 by winning this month.

There are currently 393 Indoor Cloud League videos of competition sequences posted for this year's season. Lori Connor's group at iFLY Seattle and Florida have maintained a perfect record throughout the year with scores and videos for all six sequences each month. Hurricane Factory and iFLY Seattle have missed only one score each.

SkyVenture Montreal is one of the newer participants of the Indoor Cloud League and had a complete record for the first time in February this year. A few slower months followed, and Richard Bisson has eventually not missed a category since August.

Brian Touhey had a hard time to keep his SkyVentutre New Hampshire group on track when he had to sit out due to a shoulder injury. He has been back in full swing for a few months and delivered several complete numbers for the ICL leaderboard this year.

iFLY Dallas is the newest ICL participant, and Amanda Lampton launched her group with a perfect record in March 2014. Her Texas group has missed only one single category ever since, and her AAA Class lineup tied the highscore of the Bad Boys last month. Enjoy the "Best of ICL November" video summary.