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News Article Did you know that the NSL Power Rankings remain unchanged?
posted: Jul 22nd, 2026 The four Czech and three German teams all completed five rounds last weekend. The opening five rounds of the competition brought eleven blocks for the two AAA Class teams, Skywalkers Most and M Team. Each sequence included at least two blocks, and scoring opportunities were relatively limited. The remaining five rounds of the competition offered more favorable scoring opportunities, beginning with Block 1 (Molar - Molar) and three random formations (A, E, M) in Round 6. Only the sequence in Round 10 (22, 19, 17) would have slowed the scoring pace again at the very end. Skywalkers Most still... (more)
News Article Did you know that Skywalkers Most are back in 4-way outdoor action?
posted: Jul 18th, 2026 This weekend's 4-way events could have brought A Class teams together on the same leaderboard for the first time since the, hopefully temporary, separation of the dive pools between USPA and participating events in the NSL 4-way Network. Scott Latinis, managing the Texas Skydiving League, is running the Pre-Nationals event at Spaceland Houston, while Jan Klapka is concluding his 4-way training week in Most with the second meet of the year. However, the A Class leaderboard will not reflect any difference or separation, as Jan Klapka has teams on the leaderboard in only three of the four competition... (more)
News Article Did you know that British and Czech teams shared leaderboards last weekend?
posted: Jul 7th, 2025 A total of 14 teams shared last weekend's synchronized NSL competition draw, ten at the third meet of the United Kingdom Skydiving League in Netheravon, four at the second meet of the Czech Republic Skydiving League in Most. It was a small AAA Class leaderboard with three teams, which still offered some interesting insights. Two of the three teams are registered for the FAI Outdoor World Cup 2025 and posted their first outdoor scores of the year. Skywalkers Junior and British Army Volt4ge took on the same AAA Class sequences in Netheravon and Most before they will face each other directly at... (more)
News Article Did you know that two Czech Panthers have advanced to outdoor competition?
posted: Aug 31st, 2024 The combined leaderboard of all events on the last August weekend confirms the steep progression of the Czech national 4-way champions, Skywalkers Junior, which the NSL News covered with the update on August 27th. No team on the AAA Class leaderboard was able to get anywhere close to the young Czech 4-way competitors. The competition of the five Czech teams on the AAA and RRR leaderboards included an indirect reunion of the previous Czech national 4-way team, HF Flying Circus, who did not continue with outdoor training and competition after the FAI Outdoor World Championships 2022 and had their... (more)
News Article Did you know that Skywalkers Junior lifted the Czech 4-way level once again?
posted: Aug 27th, 2024 July was the first Indoor Cloud League month this year when the Czech team at the Hurricane Factory did not post the highest total for the month. Logically, it became the first time that another team finished in 1st place, and ICL Midwest had the honor to take the position on the top of the July leaderboard. The two leaders on the annual ICL leader, Hurricane Factory and iFLY Dallas, both missed scores for two of the six categories, which was enough to allow ICL Midwest to win the July competition. The iFLY Dallas team for July actually performed all six sequences, as the NSL News reported on... (more)
News Article Did you know that Skywalkers Junior did not have 5 seconds before the start of working time?
posted: Jul 8th, 2024 The current weather break at the CISM World Championship in Hungary is a good opportunity to catch up with other events that happened last weekend. However, the weather was apparently not much better in Great Britain, where a total of 15 teams were present at Netheravon for the last test before the national outdoor championship in August. Only one single round could be completed at the third meet of the United Kingdom Skydiving League. The British 4-way teams had bad luck with the weather so far this year, as only three rounds were completed in May. Five rounds at the June meet were a lot compared... (more)