posted Dec 29th, 2025 - The NSL News reported on December 1st that the Indoor Cloud League was building toward an exciting year-end battle. At the end of October, the leaderboard showed a narrow nine-point gap (1236–1227) after Kyle Hermberg’s iFLY Dallas team claimed its fourth consecutive monthly victory (July–October) over Jan Klapka’s Hurricane Factory Prague team.

Jan Klapka and his Czech four-way junior and senior teams were under significant pressure to restore their monthly scoring to the level seen in the first half of the year. They responded at the perfect time, posting a total of 126 points in November—the highest monthly score of the second half of the season.

Kyle Hermberg and his teams and competitors at iFLY Dallas also delivered a strong performance, recording their second-highest monthly total of the year with 122 points—just one point short of their June high of 123. Had the Czech teams repeated their July–October performances, the gap between iFLY Dallas and Hurricane Factory would have nearly disappeared, leaving December as the decisive tie-breaker. That scenario did not materialize, however, as Jan Klapka extended the lead by four points. At the end of November, Hurricane Factory holds a 13-point advantage (1362–1349).

Indoor Cloud League 2025			Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Total
Flying Chamber: 14+ Feet
1	Hurricane Factory	CZ	156	142	120	134	138	128	99	90	117	112	126	-	1362
2	iFLY Dallas	US	119	102	85	119	114	123	111	121	119	114	122	-	1349
3	iFLY Fort Lauderdale	US	77	76	97	86	101	99	106	72	73	61	62	-	910
4	iFLY Tampa	US	94	80	66	77	101	82	77	-	36	30	47	-	690
5	Paraclete XP	US	69	80	93	80	91	93	-	-	-	-	-	-	506
5	ICL Midwest	US	108	100	102	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	310

This by no means signals the end of the ICL race for iFLY Dallas. On six occasions this year, the monthly winner prevailed by more than 13 points—most notably in August, when Kyle Hermberg’s team posted a dominant 121–90 victory. In a traditional four-way competition between neighboring teams, a 13-point margin after Round 9 would effectively decide the standings. However, the Indoor Cloud League’s monthly rounds, each featuring six sequences, produce significantly higher overall scores, leaving ample room for movement.

It has been particularly exciting to watch how closely iFLY Dallas and Hurricane Factory have finished in recent months, especially after iFLY Dallas steadily closed the gap throughout the summer. The ICL update also highlighted a similarly tight battle in Florida, where the teams at iFLY Fort Lauderdale (Marcella Rey) and iFLY Tampa (Mike Talerico) have been locked in close competition.

Kyle Hermberg was once again pleased with both participation and results in November, as multiple lineups engaged in internal battles for top scores across all categories, producing the highest total of the second half of the year. He is well aware, however, that the pace must increase slightly to erase the remaining 13-point deficit. Since the Indoor Cloud League does not allow an additional round for tie-breaking, a tie at the end of December would result in both teams sharing first place.

Indoor Cloud League November 2025	AAA	AA	A	RRR	RR	R	Total
Teams - iFLY Dallas	C,15,H,3	G,13,20	N,Q,21	G,C,H	M,N,Q	M,C	Total
Dynasty	19	19	-	-	-	-	38
Alexa Maydew, Caden Maydew, Aaron Perkins, Nick Anderson	13	15	19	-	-	-	19
Shawn Henry, Bren Saxton, Deanna Anderson, Kyle Hermberg	13	-	14(-1)	19	28	32	19
Jonathan Cooper, Mauricio Farina, Michael Erickson, Scott Kucel	-	9	13	18	25(-1)	-	25
Bryan Bradley, Jeff Goodin, Paul Nowlin, Lucas King	-	-	8	10(-1)	16	11(-2)	-
Olivia Mendoza, Vanessa Shirazi, Maggie Yarnold, Christina Cooper	-	-	7(-1)	7	12	16	-
Hillie Machness, Russell Cornwall, Michael Erickson, Kyle Hermberg	-	-	8(-3)	13(-1)	18(-1)	21(-1)	21
iFLY Dallas Best of November 2025	19	19	19	19	25	21	122

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Indoor Cloud League November 2025: iFLY Dallas Highscores

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