Did you know that the Czech Panthers have completed 80 competition rounds this year? posted: May 27th, 2026 Three of the four teams that competed at the February meet of the Flyspot Liga in Poland later met again on the 4-way Open Class leaderboard at the FAI Indoor World Cup 2026. Before traveling to Weembi Lille in April, however, they had another opportunity for indoor competition practice.
Flyspot Liga also hosted a 4-way competition in March, once again attracting the same four teams and turning the event into another international contest featuring teams from Poland, Lithuania and the Czech Republic before they joined competitors from 17 countries at the FAI Indoor World Cup. While the participating... (more)
Did you know that seven teams were separated by just 12 points at Weembi? posted: May 24th, 2026 The NSL News explained earlier that the infamous NSL Power Rankings are based on several different factors, with scoring history and team lineups carrying the greatest weight. The more actively a team competes by attending as many events as possible, the better prepared it becomes for major championships. At the same time, the teams, NSL News and the audience may use more data for the “speculative predictions” used to project positions on the leaderboards of major events and to set realistic goals.
The NSL Power Rankings for the FAI Indoor World Cup 2026 predicted one of the most exciting... (more)
Did you know that Flyspot Sky4Four and Magic 4 have a rematch at Weembi Lille? posted: Mar 8th, 2026 The first 4-way meet of Poland's Flyspot Liga this year featured both new teams and returning teams with different lineups in January and February. Zbigniew Kordzikowski, an original member of the country's strongest 4-way team, Flyspot Sky4Four, told the NSL News that there is currently not a single team competing with its original roster.
The current Flyspot Sky4Four lineup has been training together since 2024 and has attended nine meets during this period. Their competition calendar also included the Flyspot Open in October last year, the Czech Open and the Wind Games in January 2026, but... (more)
Did you know that Lithuania, Poland and Czech Republic compete on AAA and AA leaderboards at Flyspot? posted: May 31st, 2025 Magic 4 from Lithuania and Poland's Flyspot Sky4Four were back for their next duel at the Flyspot Liga indoor competition in April/May. Once again, Czech Republic's junior team Panthers joined the two AAA Class senior teams at their third meeting this year and finished in the same order as before.
Poland's national indoor and outdoor team in 4-way Open has not made it back to the same level where the previous lineup was before team founder Zbigniew Kordzikowski and his team mate since 2021, Joanna Hulboj, had to replace original members Anna Baranska and her husband Michal Baranski.
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Did you know that Magic 4 won the international AAA Class in Poland once again last month? posted: Apr 2nd, 2025 The 4-way teams who participate in the events of the Flyspot Liga in Poland had the whole month of March this time to perform the sequences of the ten rounds. The monthly competition draw for indoor teams was created and introduced by the National Skydiving League 4-way Network for more competition practice when the corona virus crisis was making it very difficult to run events where people gathered at the same places at the same time.
The National Skydiving League has synchronized events and competition draws since 2003 when the dates coincided to match each other. There used to be a new competition... (more)
Did you know that more Czech juniors and Polish seniors competed at Flyspot in December? posted: Dec 16th, 2024 The December meet of Poland's Flyspot Liga featured more than only the 3-point duel between MAD Team and guest team Panthers from the Czech Republic. The AA Class offered a similar competition between two teams behind the opponents for the top spots on the same leaderboard.
Once again, it was a Polish 4-way senior team battling with a 4-way junior team from the Czech Republic. Both senior teams eventually had the upper hand over the Czech 4-way juniors. The first update from Poland mentioned that the Czech junior Panthers were outscored despite their new team record average, and only by the... (more)