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Did You Know...

... that Echochamber and Thyra resemble World Championships from 2003 and 2024?

Ditta Valsdottir and Mattias Nord (center) with Arcteryx in 2008
posted Sep 12th, 2026 - The NSL News is taking one more look at the previews for the FAI Outdoor World Championship 2026 with a special topic before turning its full attention to what is usually the world's largest national outdoor championship, the USPA Nationals 2026. Round 1 of the 4-way competition at Skydive Perris is scheduled for Monday morning.

The unusual Scandinavian connection in formation skydiving competition between Ditta Valsdottir (Thyra – Norway) and Mattias Nord (Echochamber – Sweden) is not a new topic. The NSL News covered it in an update on 17 January 2025, a few months after the conclusion of the FAI Outdoor World Championship 2024.

In fact, an update published almost 18 years earlier, on 14 November 2007, covered Mattias Nord's transition from Sweden to Norway, where he continued his 4-way career with Norway's new national team Arcteryx. The article shed more light on this one of several transitions of 4-way and 8-way competitors from one national team to another. Mattias Nord met Norway's Ditta Valsdottir while training and competing in 4-way with Arcteryx. He has now been a member of Sweden's national 4-way team Echochamber for several years.

FAI Outdoor World Championship 2024
12345678910TotalAvg
Rank4-way Open14,G,13J,C,17,12D,A,21,P18,B,H,FE,L,O,822,2,K6,7,169,20,153,M,N,45,1,10TotalAvg
1Arizona Airspeed US 24 27-1 33 36 31 23 26 26 25 22-127327.3
2Aethers FR 2223-4 3332-1 29 232221 25 22 25225.2
3Qatar Tigers QA 2120-3 26-2 3229-1 20212019-2 20 22822.8
4NMP PCH HayaBusa BE 1921-2 252525-1 20191721-1 20 21221.2
5Echochamber SE 1721-1 24-2 2622-1 16-2 2014-2 19-1 17 19619.6
Rank4-way Women14,G,13J,C,17,12D,A,21,P18,B,H,FE,L,O,822,2,K6,7,169,20,153,M,N,45,1,10TotalAvg
1XPG4 US 19-1 22-1 28 30-1 28 20 20 18-1 24 18 22722.7
2China CN 18-1 17-4 29 27 28-1 18 21 16-1 21 17-121221.2
3Nephtys FR 17 20 27 26-1 25 18 17-1 15-1 17-2 16 19819.8
4Meltemi Oceanside Illertissen DE 16 17 21 23 20 16 15-1 15 19 17 17917.9
5Thyra NO 12 14 18 14-2 11-5 13 12-1 12 14 12 13213.2

Echochamber Oceanside - Thyra at the FAI Outdoor World Championships 2024, Video Footage Courtesy of FAI/ISC/InTime
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Mattias Nord with Phenix in 2003
The NSL News story of the 4-way relationship between Ditta Valsdottir and Mattias Nord began with Norway's 4-way Open Class team Arcteryx, even though it also included Ditta Valsdottir's earlier years with Norway's 4-way Women team, the Norgie Girls. The team won FAI silver medals for Norway twice, at Spain 2001 and Gap 2003.

The earlier update in January 2025 then pointed out how this same relationship came to an interesting conclusion at Crystal Coast 2024. However, the previous related NSL News articles did not include the fact that this special 4-way relationship had actually begun even earlier.

In fact, it began in much the same way as it concluded at Crystal Coast 2024, where Ditta Valsdottir and Mattias Nord met again under circumstances similar to those of 2003. Ditta Valsdottir was competing with Norway's national 4-way Women team, Thyra, while Mattias Nord had been back on Sweden's national 4-way Open team, this time Echochamber since 2017.

FAI Outdoor World Championship 2008
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Total Avg
Rank 4-way Open Top 10 B,17,7 H,N,13,A 10,J,C,6 18,12,2 E,3,9 19,O,4 D,M,5,16 14,20,21 Total Avg
1 Airspeed Odyssey US 30 32 24 16 29 21 28 15 195 24.4
2 Maubeuge FR 28 30 23 17 27 23 28 18 194 24.3
3 HayaBusa Defence BE 27 33 23 17 27 22 25 17 191 23.9
4 Sky Panthers Barkli RU 28 30 22 16 28 20 27 17 188 23.5
5 Arcteryx NO 27 29 21 17 25 21 26 14 180 22.5
6 Evolution CA 25 27 22 17 24 18 26 16 175 21.9
7 Spin Team IT 23 21 16 13 21 16 21 - 131 18.7
8 Dynamic Fource NL 22 20 16 12 21 16 22 - 129 18.4
9 VIVA CH 19 23 17 13 21 15 18 - 126 18.0
10 FSC Eisenach DE 21 17 14 13 21 15 21 - 122 17.4
Norgie Girls at Gap 2003
The situation in 2024 was similar for Ditta Valsdottir and Mattias Nord to what it had been in 2003. Both had trained and competed with the national teams of their native countries: Ditta Valsdottir with the Norgie Girls in 4-way Women and Mattias Nord with Phenix in 4-way Open. Phenix finished in 10th place, while the Norgie Girls won FAI silver medals at the second World Championship to include a 4-way Women competition. The two teams finished right next to each other on the combined 4-way leaderboard (AAA/Open/Women).

Echochamber has since moved up the rankings for Sweden and is now just outside the medal positions, while Thyra has developed into a medal contender in 4-way Women. This year's situation once again resembles that of 2003, when Ditta Valsdottir and Mattias Nord competed in different competition classes for two different countries.

Mattias Nord and Echochamber appear to face even stronger competition in the battle for 4th/5th place and the unofficial amateur world championship title than they did in 2024. Ditta Valsdottir and Thyra, meanwhile, are currently in a safe medal position, with only Dutch team Funky Falcon standing between them and the bronze medals. U.S. team Ranch TNT SDAZ is probably out of reach for Thyra this year.

FAI World Meet 2003
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total Avg
Rank 4-way Open/Women Combined 1,11,12 M,J,E,10 K,16,6 13,14,5 D,22,4 9,C,Q,N F,19,21 2,20,L 18,B,3 8,P,7 Total Avg
1 Maubeuge FR 16 26 23 19 21 37 24 21 19 23 229 22.9
2 Golden Knights US 17 24 22 19 18 35 22 18 19 20 214 21.4
3 DeLand Norgies NO 13 24 21 19 18 36 19 16 19 21 206 20.6
4 Sebastian XL UK 14 22 21 19 17 34 21 18 19 20 205 20.5
5 Sinapsi PD IT 13 24 22 17 17 32 22 18 18 - 183 20.3
6 Endeavour CH 13 21 19 15 17 29 21 17 16 - 168 18.7
7 NMPV BE 15 19 19 16 15 29 19 16 16 - 164 18.2
8 EADS DE 14 19 17 15 15 26 17 16 16 - 155 17.2
9 Wild Wind RU 15 22 18 15 18 22 17 8 - - 135 16.9
10V-Max UK 1119151514281715161516516.5
10 Phenix SE 13 18 15 15 16 23 18 16 - - 134 16.8

12Norgie Girls NO 1120171514241912121816216.2
13 Spain ES 12 17 14 15 17 23 16 14 - - 128 16.0
14Synchronicity US 919141412221714161615315.3
15Kewara IT 1115141414221614131514814.8
15 Denmark DK 6 19 14 12 14 23 17 15 - - 120 15.0
17France FR 111715131222171311-13114.6
18 Japan JP 12 16 14 12 13 24 14 14 - - 119 14.9
19 Netherlands NL 11 16 14 13 13 21 15 11 - - 114 14.3
20 Australia AU 11 14 12 13 13 23 15 12 - - 113 14.1
21 Bailey 5 ZA 11 10 14 11 13 19 15 13 - - 106 13.3
21 Monkey Circus AT 11 13 13 13 8 20 16 12 - - 106 13.3
23 Canada CA 11 15 13 11 12 18 12 12 - - 104 13.0
24 Slovenia SI 10 12 11 9 9 16 13 11 - - 91 11.4
25Chicas DE 91210101116121010-10011.1
26 New Zealand NZ 8 11 9 7 10 16 10 11 - - 82 10.3
27Belgium BE 9141010128777-849.3
28Finland FI 7798812798-758.3
29 Skyservice CZ 5 8 9 7 5 11 10 8 - - 63 7.9
30 Israel IL 1 3 2 4 4 7 3 4 - - 28 3.5
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