posted Nov 18th, 2019 - The October competition of the Indoor Cloud League was one of the closest in the history of the event. Five of the six teams on the 14+ leaderboard finished within 12 points, and only newcomer iFLY Jacksonville finished far behind in the team's second month of participation.

However, the two submitted scores and videos from iFLY Jacksonville were actually competitive, and the new ICL team followed up with four submissions for the month of November, which have already been posted.

Five different ICL teams posted the highest scores for the month of October, disregarding the three additional highscores for the technical sequences (AAA - AA - A) on the 12+ leaderboard. The Czech team at the Hurricane Factory was the only ICL team that claimed two highscores, one performed by the HF Cubs (AAA), the second one by HF Flying Circus (AA).

Cubs and Flying Circus actually tied their 27-pointers for the AA sequence, and Jan Klapka decided to feature the 4-way Open Class team's video, as the Cubs also had the winning 23-pointer for the AAA sequence. The NSL News had reported yesterday that the new 4-way Women team and reigning 4-way Junior world champions outscored HF Flying Circus for the first time at the recent World Tunnel League competition with a 25.0 average. They still join forces for the Indoor Cloud League team of the Hurricane Factory.

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Indoor Cloud League October 2019			AAA	AA	A	RRR	RR	R	Total
Rank	October 14+		B,19,P,10	D,6,19	A,L,8	L,B,P	M,A,L	M,D	Total
1	Hurricane Factory	CZ	23	27	19	9	14	12	104
2	iFLY Seattle	US	20	22	12	21	12	15	102
3	iFLY Tampa	US	14	14	15	12	19	21	95
4	Paraclete XP	US	19	22	20	13	10	10	94
5	iFLY Dallas	US	15	16	17	14	20	10	92
6	iFLY Jacksonville	US	-	-	-	9	-	12	21
Rank	October 12+		B,1,P,16	D,1,15	A,L,6	L,B,P	M,A,L	M,D	Total
1	iFLY Orlando	US	16	14	9	15	18	23	95
2	iFLY SF Bay	US	18	13	11	20	10	11	83

Indoor Cloud League October 2019 - Highscores

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Paraclete XP's A Class lineup (Cheryl Morgan, Matthew Alarif, Chris Halsan, Eric Harper) posted the highest score in this category and fended off the Czech 4-way Junior national team, HF Flying Rebels, by one point. Jan Klapka's M Team had tied the juniors' 19-pointer at the Hurricane Factory.

iFLY Seattle (Bill Selig, Issac Bahr, Shawna Williams, Deb Correia) posted the highest score for the first of the three Rookie Class sequences (RRR) and finished in 2nd place on the October leaderboard. Seattle Swift was back in action last month and posted the scores for the two Open Class sequences (AAA - AA). They finished in 2nd place behind the Czech teams in both categories.

Kyle Hermberg posted the highscore for the RR sequence at iFLY Dallas with Alex Zuttre and Raj Sarkar. His assistant coach Brandy Verhalen completed this lineup.

Finally, a Rookie Class lineup performing in a 12-foot flying chamber posted a highscore, as well. It was iFLY Orlando's R Class team (Nancie Smith, Suzette Hechst, Benjamin Hill, Amer Kassas) who won with a 23-pointer. The Best of October video also features the videos with the highest scores for the technical 12+ sequences (AAA - AA - A).

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iFLY SF Bay - October	AAA	AA	A	RRR	RR	R	Total
Teams	B,1,P,16	D,1,15	A,L,6	L,B,P	M,A,L	M,D	Total
Julius Frank, Rogier Carper, Mike Deglau, Lori Connor	18	13	-	-	-	-	31
Racheet Matai, Michael Stevens, Julius Frank, Rogier Carper	-	9	13	-	-	-	-
Sylvain Florand, Ray Hebert, Kiran Shivaram, Achal Asawa	-	-	11	20	-	-	31
Joshua Sloan, Vikas Bagur, Mike Deglau, Lori Connor	-	-	-	-	10	11	10
Lauren Liddell, Jan Blaha, Sylvain Florand, Ray Hebert	-	-	-	-	10	11	11
iFLY SF Bay's Best of October	18	13	11	20	10	11	83

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iFLY Orlando extended the lead on the 12+ leaderboard for the year after winning the duel with iFLY SF Bay the second consecutive month. The difference of 93 points seems to be a comfortable cushion for the remaining two months until the ICL 2019 season will be concluded.

The Hurricane Factory is in a comfortable position on the 14+ leaderboard, as well, where Paraclete XP have two months to cut into the lead. Paraclete XP does not have any serious challengers for 2nd place this year.

There is one open race though on the 14+ leaderboard. iFLY Seattle and iFLY Tampa are well withing striking distance of each other. Only 17 points separate the two ICL teams at the moment, and everything is possible until the end of the year. iFLY Dallas is not that far behind either, but two months are probably not enough to catch up with iFLY Seattle and iFLY Tampa.

The new sequences for the month of November are posted, together with the first scores and videos from iFLY Jacksonville.

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iFLY Seattle - October	AAA	AA	A	RRR	RR	R	Total
Teams	B,19,P,10	D,6,19	A,L,8	L,B,P	M,A,L	M,D	Total
Seattle Swift	20	22	-	-	-	-	42
Bill Selig, Issac Bahr, Shawna Williams, Deb Correia	-	-	12	21	-	-	33
Barbara Lindsay, Casey Chen, Katie Crabb, Dave Correia	-	-	-	-	12	15	27
iFLY Seattle's Best of October	20	22	12	21	12	15	102

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