Did you know that Norway's Arcteryx quietly moves up towards the top? posted: Mar 25th, 2006 The NSL News has just begun with the review of the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2006, including meet stories and the first two rounds of NSL-TV. However, other media outlets have obviously followed the competition action in DeLand carefully and have already posted news stories or currently prepare articles.
The Skydiving Magazine asked the NSL News for team pictures of DeLand Fire and Sinapi PD shortly after the event. The latest Aerodyne Newsletter mostly covered the performance of the Norwegian national 4-way team Arcteryx at the Shamrock Showdown under the subject: "Arcteryx on track". The Norwegian... (more)
Did you know that Italy Sinapsi PD prefers to feel pressure from behind? posted: Mar 24th, 2006 Round two of the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2006 has already been available for viewings for a few days. As at other special NSL News event reports in the past, a separate NSL-TV page also offers access to the previous rounds of the competition.
The last NSL News story, which came along with the video files of round one and a story of the Austrian team Monkey Circus, mentioned that the Italian team Sinapsi PD visited at the NSL office a few days after the competition in DeLand. Pete Allum (Tail), Arianna deBenedetti (Center Outside), Luca Marchioro (Center Inside) and Livio Piccolo (Point) answered... (more)
Did you know that the complete first round of the Shamrock Showdown is now on NSL-TV? posted: Mar 21st, 2006 The first meet video of the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2006 was posted yesterday and featured the unofficial world record jump of DeLand Fire in round four. The NSL News promised to follow up with the complete first round of the meet, and the jumps have been uploaded this morning. They can be viewed by clicking on the little icon next to the score. (more)
Did you know that DeLand Fire's 47-pointer in Round 4 is now on NSL-TV? posted: Mar 20th, 2006 Round 4 of the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2006 was obviously the fastest jump of the whole competition draw. But the sequence of only Random Formations (F-M-P-O-E) was even faster than other similar sequences drawn at earlier meets in the history of Formation Skydiving competiton. (more)
Did you know that teams were "Falling with Flair" at the Shamrock Showdown?? posted: Mar 20th, 2006 The NSL News begins the coverage of the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2006 with another article in a local newspaper. The Orlando Sentinel had already published a preview on March 15. This time, the Daytona Beach News-Journal sent a reporter and photographer to be a part of the actual action on Saturday.
The article was published on Sunday, March 19, the second day of the 10-round competition in DeLand. This article went deeper into the environment of teams and competitors during a competition. News-Journal reporter Christine Girardin chose Fastrax as the featured team and received a lot of information... (more)
Did you know that Fastrax used the off-day for other team activities? posted: Mar 16th, 2006 The preparations for the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2006 in DeLand were in full swing yesterday. DeLand Fire did the first training jumps with the original line-up after Natasha Montgomery's back injury in January.
The NSL News story on January 22 had provided the details of the injury, and Natasha has worked hard in the meantime to get back into physical shape strong enough to resume training and compete. She said that she feels good, strong and confident, and the team members confirmed her full recovery. (more)
Did you know that Norway's Arcteryx quietly moves up towards the top?
Did you know that Italy Sinapsi PD prefers to feel pressure from behind?
Did you know that the complete first round of the Shamrock Showdown is now on NSL-TV?
Did you know that DeLand Fire's 47-pointer in Round 4 is now on NSL-TV?
Did you know that teams were "Falling with Flair" at the Shamrock Showdown??
Did you know that Fastrax used the off-day for other team activities?