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Indoor Cloud League - May 2026	AAA	AA	A	RRR	RR	R
14+ Sequences	D,G,A,10	G,6,18	B,O,9	G,D,A	M,B,O	M,D
12+ Sequences	D,21,A,5	G,21,11	B,O,21	G,D,A	M,B,O	M,D

National Skydiving League May 2026

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AAA

M,K,H,E,16

N,J,O,15

6,3,19

F,13,4

1,A,Q,12

10,17,C

7,8,5

14,11,B

D,2,18

L,9,G,B

20,22,21

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M,K,H,E

N,J,O,15

6,19

F,13,4

1,A,Q

B,P,21

7,8

14,11

D,2,18

L,9,G

20,22

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M,K,H

N,J,O

6,19

F,4

A,Q,E

B,P,21

7,8

G,C,M

D,2

L,9

K,H,6

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RRR

M,K,H

N,J,O

C,G,L

F,D,K

A,Q,E

B,P,H

J,F,A

G,C,M

D,N,Q

L,O,E

P,B,M

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Did you know that the run-up to the Outdoor World Championship has begun?
posted: May 7th, 2026 The indoor competition season concluded this year with the FAI Indoor World Cup 2026 at Weembi Lille, and the next major FAI/ISC event will be the FAI Outdoor World Championship 2026. The national teams... (more)

The Czech Indoor Cloud League team continued without Skywalkers Most. May 6th, 2026

Apr 25th, 2026				Total	Avg
Rank	AAA Class			Total	Avg
1	Perris Probably Fine	US	SCSL	17	8.5
2	Steps to Destruction	US	TSL	32	6.4
Rank	AA Class			Total	Avg
1	SSD Pajama Party	US	TSL	57	11.4
2	Emotional Support American	US	SCSL	10	10.0
3	Perris Prime	US	SCSL	8	8.0
Rank	A Class			Total	Avg
1	Belly Bitches	US	SCSL	6	6.0
2	Linda Lee’s Flying Butts	US	SCSL	11	5.5
3	Spirograph	US	SCSL	9	4.5

league	title	date	venue
	Paranodon ...	Jun 6th, 2026	Paranodon
CZSL	Meet 1	Jun 6th, 2026	Prostejov
	Paraclete ...	Jun 20th, 2026	Skydive Paraclete
	Paranodon ...	Jul 11th, 2026	Paranodon
TSL	Spaceland ...	Jul 17th, 2026	Spacel. Houston
CZSL	Meet 2	Jul 18th, 2026	Most
SCSL	Meet 2	Aug 13th, 2026	Skydive Perris

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Octobuzz by Banter
AAA Class
Apr 8th, 2026

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John Hoover
posted: Apr 1st, 2007
Everybody who has read the latest Skydiving magazine is probably familiar with the name John Hoover and his position with the Golden Knights. However, not many people would be able to identify the modest and quiet young man at a drop zone. People who have met him in person remember him. Hoover's kind and friendly appearance on the ground does not indicate his skills as one of the fastest, most accurate and aggressive performers in freefall. Conversation with him is always on a casual and relaxed... (more)