Did you know that the September leaderboard had three different winners from three different leagues? posted: Oct 2nd, 2021 The NSL News update on September 27th covered the Arizona Skydiving League's September meet and provided some interesting details of two of the three ASL teams who competed in the AAA Class, The Jets and AZ Defiance.
ASL co-directors Eliana Rodriguez and Michelle Karamon now also provided the meet videos, which feature the four world meet and world cup champions of earlier years in competition action with The Jets (Eliana Rodriguez, Craig Girard, Dan BC, Brian Johnson), and Mark Kirkby with AZ Defiance.
The third AAA Class team from Arizona had additional experienced 4-way competitors in... (more)
Did you know that Midwest and Arizona teams collected their final meet experiences before the USPA Nationals? posted: Sep 27th, 2021 Scores of the Italian Nationals have replaced the September results of the NSL Network. The NSL News will soon follow up with more information from Italy, where the reigning Amnesya 4-way champions defended their title once again successfully without their former member Michele Silvi, who is now a new 4-way world champion with NMP PCH HayaBusa.
Four other 4-way world meet and world cup champions participated in the NSL September events and posted impressive scores at the Arizona Skydiving League meet in Eloy. Jerry Elliott had gathered his three Jets (Eliana Rodriguez, Craig Girard, Dan BC)... (more)
Did you know that Chimera and Vega XP completed their June competition with all scores and videos? posted: Jul 23rd, 2021 The NSL News covered the 22 competition rounds of the British national team in 4-way Open, Chimera, with the update on July 8th. The information and scores were based on the June meet of the Arizona Skydiving League, which Chimera participated in remotely from their home turf in the United Kingdom.
Coach Niklas Hemlin had arranged an indirect duel on the meet weekend between Chimera and Vega XP, who he has been coaching both. The two teams applied a new AAA Class competition draw, as Chimera had already used the one for June earlier at the United Kingdom Skydiving League meet.
Both teams... (more)
Did you know that Chimera completed 22 competition rounds in June? posted: Jul 8th, 2021 It was at the beginning of June when the British skydiving federation (British Skydiving) canceled the participation of the whole delegation at the FAI Tanay Mondial 2020, as the NSL News reported on June 11th.
The cancellation came just a few days after 4-way competition had its comeback with the first 2021 meet of the United Kingdom Skydiving League. The British national team in 4-way Open, Chimera, had attended the first UKSL meet as a part of the outdoor preparations for the world meet in August.
It was the first outdoor competition with new Chimera member Will Cooke in the lineup, and... (more)
Did you know that three U.S. teams are in the A Class Top 10 rankings? posted: Jul 2nd, 2021 The A Class has received special attention by the NSL News since its inclusion in the USPA Nationals as the Beginners Class test event this year. Several stories explained the history of the category and the reasons for USPA's decision to give it a place at the national championships.
RankTeams Outdoor A ClassAverage1Paranodon Futura 3DE11.42BellasAU8.02Where's Gabby?US8.04Flat CurveAU7.94EggplantUS7.96Spinny ThingsAU7.17The John Denver ExperienceAU7.08Airborne ContagionAU6.99Toxic LeadUS6.810Defence Cunji SlamsAU6.7
The athletic part of the new USPA category has naturally been a part of... (more)
Did you know that two A Class teams from Arizona joined the June leaderboard? posted: Jun 28th, 2021 Two teams of the Arizona Skydiving League added more A Class scores to the June leaderboard. The A Class has been Eggplant's home category, as the NSL News reported on April 3rd. Eggplant competed in the A Class in 2019 and 2020, and they will now have the opportunity to post scores on the A/Beginner Class of the USPA Nationals on their home turf in Eloy.
The 9.0 average last weekend at the June meet of the Arizona Skydiving League is also a promising result and brings Eggplant probably into medal contention for the first set of USPA medals in this new USPA category. The 9.0 after the five rounds... (more)
Did you know that the September leaderboard had three different winners from three different leagues?
Did you know that Midwest and Arizona teams collected their final meet experiences before the USPA Nationals?
Did you know that Chimera and Vega XP completed their June competition with all scores and videos?
Did you know that Chimera completed 22 competition rounds in June?
Did you know that three U.S. teams are in the A Class Top 10 rankings?
Did you know that two A Class teams from Arizona joined the June leaderboard?