posted Jan 9th, 2021 - The NSL News reported on 28 December 2020 that three Polish teams had used last year's three Flyspot Liga meets in October, November and December to make the last move in the progression of 4-way competition from the beginnings to the AAA Class dive pool.

MAD Team, Flyspot One2Three and Flyspot Omega all started in the Rookie Class (RRR) years ago and finally joined Flyspot Sky4Four all together on the AAA Class leaderboard of the December competition.

Three other Polish teams made their second step in the 4-way progression in the same three months last year. Crazy Donut, Air Feel and Star4s started in the Rookie Class at different times and moved up into the A Class between October and December 2020.

Crazy Donut, the winner of the December competition, was the first new A Class team in Poland at the October meet. Air Feel and Star4s were next at the November meet, which all three teams attended. They finished exactly in the same order a month later and moved slightly closer to each other, all three teams with significantly increased meet averages.

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Flyspot Liga December 2020			1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	Total	Avg
Rank	A Class		C,2	J,Q,A	E,L,H	P,21	7,19	N,6	B,G,F	9,M	Total	Avg
1	Crazy Donut	PL	11	27	26	15	15	16	27	28	165	20.6
2	Rusalky	CZ	14	24	18	12	13	16	26	24	147	18.4
3	Air Feel	PL	14	19	17	15	14	14	21	19	133	16.6
4	Star4s	PL	10	17	19	12	11	11	23	21	124	15.5
5	Grab My Grip	PL	6	14	12	11	11	11	17	16	98	12.3

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Crazy Donut - Air Feel - Star4s at the December meet of the Flyspot Liga

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Star4s was the first of the same three teams with scores on a RRR Class leaderboard. They started in this category in March 2017, together with Flyspot Omega and Ladies Power.

The all-female lineup of Ladies Power have not been back on a leaderboard after making it up to the A Class in 2018 and then competing in the AA Class at three meets in 2019.

Flyspot Omega is one of the three new Polish 4-way teams who are now posting scores on AAA Class leaderboards.

Air Feel started in the Rookie Class in September 2018 and added two more meets in the same category in 2019 before moving up to A Class competition at the Flyspot Polish Open in November 2019. Crazy Donut was still on the Rookie Class leaderboard at the same event.

It was the last Rookie Class competition for Crazy Donut, after three previous meets in the same category in 2019.

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Flyspot Liga March 2019		1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Avg
Rank	Rookie	A,E,L	K,D,F	H,G,M	O,B,J	P,Q,N	C,D,N	Total	Avg
1	Crazy Donut	15	20	20	25	27	16	123	20.5
2	One Piece	15	13	16	19	19	8	90	15.0
3	Star4s	12	14	13	21	9	15	84	14.0
4	RW BMW	7	9	11	10	7	7	51	8.5
5	Polatuchy	7	9	10	10	8	2	46	7.7
6	Sprytne Minionki	0	1	3	1	4	2	11	1.8
Flyspot Liga May 2019		1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Avg
Rank	Rookie	A,B,N	H,D,C	L,F,G	M,O,Q	E,P,K	J,O,P	Total	Avg
1	Air Feel	18	27	21	34	24	24	148	24.7
2	Crazy Donut	22	29	20	31	16	21	139	23.2
3	One Piece	22	16	20	25	20	20	123	20.5

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Crazy Donut, Air Feel and Star4s had enough time to get ready for their first A Class meets. No Flyspot Liga events took place between November 2019 and October 2020. The October competition last year was the indoor restart for the Polish teams. The NSL News reported earlier that three teams from the Czech Republic used the restart in Poland, as well.

Crazy Donut, Air Feel and Star4s were joined by a new team in the A Class this year. Grab my Grip skipped the Rookie Class and launched their team career with the first set of eight blocks.

The move from the AA Class to the AAA Class leaderboard by MAD Team, Flyspot One2Three and Flyspot Omega left a void space on AA Class leaderboards in Poland for the moment and before the new A Class teams will add the next set of eight blocks to their training and competition agenda.

The Rookie Class competition did not suffer at all at Flyspot in Poland. Four new Polish teams joined the two Czech teams on the Rookie Class leaderboard, and two of them attended all three meets between October and December. It seems to be only a matter of time when Polish teams will compete again in all four categories at one of their Flyspot Liga meets, as it happened once in March 2019.