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News Article Did you know that Dallas Dynasty members have been generating new AAA Class competitors?
posted: Oct 27th, 2024 Kyle Hermberg's Indoor Cloud League team at iFLY Dallas had four teams again in September who performed the six sequences for the month. The previous update featured new AAA Class competitor Christina Cooper/Edwards and her progression from the Rookie Class sequences (R/RR/RRR) to AA/Intermediate Class gold medals with Dallas Valkyrie at the Paraclete XP Indoor Championship 2023 and a USPA bronze medal in the same category at the national outdoor championship this year. Her Valkyrie team mate Alexa Boushey has been by her indoor side since 2022, and together they stepped up to AAA Class training... (more)
News Article Did you know that Skywalkers Junior indicated their indoor level in September?
posted: Oct 20th, 2024 It is time to mix up NSL News coverage of the 26th FAI World Formation Skydiving Championships with updates after and of other events that happened in the meantime and are going on recently. The Indoor Cloud League is active all year long with the monthly events at different locations, and the Czech team at the Hurricane Factory in Prague was the first one with scores and videos for the month of September. Skywalkers Junior were still back in September with taking care of the two ICL Open Class sequences (AAA/AA) even though they were active with outdoor training and competition at the same... (more)
News Article Did you know that Skywalkers Junior are moving on an 18-average pace level?
posted: Oct 1st, 2024 The Indoor Cloud League team of the Hurricane Factory in Prague continued limping through the Czech Republic's outdoor summer season in August, as well. The July total of 82 ICL points was the lowest score in a long time, and the 91 points for August were not much more. The iFLY Dallas team in 2nd place was able to reduce the difference by 39 points in the same two months. August was still a better month for Jan Klapka's team than July, as he was at least able to recruit enough teams to perform all six monthly ICL sequences. He had submitted scores and videos for only four categories in July. Jan... (more)
News Article Did you know that 4Action and Volaticus represented iFLY Fort Lauderdale at the USPA Nationals?
posted: Sep 27th, 2024 The Indoor Cloud League team at iFLY Fort Lauderdale has not only generated 4Action, who competed for USPA Intermediate Class medals at the USPA National Championship 2024 earlier this month, as the NSL News reported on September 23rd. Marcella Rey and Jake Pearlman, who joined the Indoor Cloud League with their group of Formation Skydiving fans at iFLY Fort Lauderdale in South Florida, met their current team mates at the indoor events and have now completed their second year of 4-way training and competition together. Their Indoor Cloud League group of regular competitors has not missed... (more)
News Article Did you know that the Texas delegation took home two sets of bronze medals?
posted: Sep 24th, 2024 The iFLY Dallas team of the Indoor Cloud League continued with 4-way training and introduction throughout the summer, even when Texas teams and competitors were in the middle of outdoor preparations for the USPA Nationals, where the U.S. Lone Star State always has a strong presence. ICL organizer Kyle Hermberg has focused only on indoor training and competition and outdoor coaching in the past years, while participants of his indoor events are often active in both environments. There were still five different lineups at iFLY Dallas in August who joined forces to put the total of 127 points on... (more)
News Article Did you know that Texas, Midwest and Florida teams battled on the ICL July leaderboard?
posted: Aug 22nd, 2024 Kyle Hermberg's Indoor Cloud League team at iFLY Dallas had only eight participants available last month to perform the July sequences. He had to choose wisely how to set up the lineups and assign them to the six different sequences. He was aware of the ICL rules and could eventually not use all the scores that his July team generated, as the same participants may only score in two neighboring categories. Result was a set of four scores and videos for the month of July in the middle of the summer season and the preparations for the upcoming national outdoor championship. Kyle Hermberg said... (more)