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Did you know that the Perris Fury comeback is now on NSL-TV?
posted: Sep 17th, 2008 Two meets were on last weekend's NSL agenda. The scores from Brazil were already posted on the weekend. The national team CTR Optimum won the national championship without a problem and had the top position of the AAA Class leaderboard until the scores from Perris, California, came in. The last meet of the Southern California Skydiving League 2008 season in Perris was the comeback competition for Perris Fury's Center Inside, Chris Farina. The NSL News story on 11 September 2008 provided the details of the Perris Fury situation after his injury in May this year. The same story included a link... (more)

Did you know that Nathan Polis features Hayabusa's sole highscore in Round 2?
posted: Sep 16th, 2008 The NSL News audience probably remembers Nathan Polis who helped to bring the World Meet 2008 action and events as close as possible to the on-line visitors at the NSL website. Nathan Polis collected a lot of footage at the World Meet 2008, and there was no way to use it all for the NSL News coverage. Now he followed up on his work for the NSL News in Maubeuge with one of his own pieces, which features his favorite team, Hayabusa Defence. (more)

Did you know that EADS won the 8-way title with a 15.8 average?
posted: Sep 16th, 2008 The NSL News goes back one more time to the German DFV Cup 2008. There was also an 8-way competition that followed the exciting race in 4-way. Both teams that battled for the top spot in 4-way, FSC Eisenach and X-Ray Remscheid, were also part of the 8-way competition, and once again in different teams. The FSC Eisenach members (Markus Bastuck, Dieter Schwarz, Jörn Thiele, Max Thiele and Alexander Hau on camera) competed together with Olaf Biedermann, Göran Meyer, Thomas Spielvogel and Henning Stumpp in 8-way with EADS. (more)

Did you know that the playoffs offer the last serious 10-round test?
posted: Sep 15th, 2008 The first scores of last weekend's three meets have already been posted. Brazil held its national championship, and CTR Optimum (Ziara Abud - Outside Center, Fábio Diniz - Tail, André Ferraz - Point, Pedro "Junior" Ushizima - Inside Center and Renato "Chubby" Acerbi on camera) won the title once again. The same linup had represented Brazil at the World Meet 2008 and finished in 18th place with a 13.5 average. CTR Optimum won last weekend with a 16.3 average. (more)

Did you know that Team Future has a new 4-way lineup?
posted: Sep 13th, 2008 The NSL News story on 8 September 2008 explained how Team Future, with 11-year old Kayla Tinucci and her 8-year old brother Justin, has begun to copy the competition draws of the NSL Network this year. The first rounds of Team Future on the July 19 weekend were uploaded together with the story. The unique indoor team, with two kids who want to become skydiving world champions one day and two adults, may have become more competitive since Rusty Lewis joined the team as the player coach earlier this year. Rusty Lewis is originally from the UK and has worked for SkyVenture for many years. He... (more)

Did you know that the Texel Airport Team collected most of the Dutch points?
posted: Sep 12th, 2008 The NSL News revisits one more time the ESL Championship 2008. A new team name caught the attention of the NSL News and the audience when the first scores were posted, as the story on 5 September 2008 reported. It turned out that the "Texel Airport Team", winner of the AAA Class competition and new European Skydiving League champion of 2008 was actually the Dutch national 4-way team Dynamic Fource, the top contributor of scoring points of all teams (73) for the Dutch ESL delegation. Dynamic Fource's Center Outside, Paul Hofstee, provided the NSL News with additional information of the team's... (more)