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Did you know that the Northern Plains Skydiving League has new rules?
posted: Jun 15th, 2007 The upcoming weekend offers more activities compared to the June 9 meet weekend. The international leagues have no meets scheduled after a very busy June 2 weekend. However, competitions will take place at five different locations of the NSL network in the USA. Teams from Carolina and Florida compete together on the same weekend for the third time this year. The MidAtlantic Skydiving League makes a new attempt to launch the 2007 season. The Rookie Class Scramble in April at Cross Keys was weathered out. MASL Director Cherie Schuch reported that the forecast for the upcoming weekend is much better. Colorado... (more)

Did you know that John Hoover's 4-way career continues for now?
posted: Jun 14th, 2007 John Hoover's NSL Profile has not been updated ever since the Golden Knights switched priority from 8-way to 4-way. His currently posted profile story does not even include one of the peaks in his career, the 4-way gold medals at the USPA Nationals 2002. It also does not mention his Army service in Afghanistan. The NSL Profile was posted when the Golden Knights put John Hoover in charge to form a new 4-way line-up for the Army, it was the end of the 2000 season. The profile story still mentions that he recruited Eric Heinsheimer (Tail), Kurt Isenberger (Center Outside) and Chris Talbert (Center... (more)

Did you know that both New England teams posted record scores last weekend?
posted: Jun 13th, 2007 The slowest meet weekend of the 2007 season followed the record weekend of June 2. Only the New England Skydiving League completed a competition last weekend. The Northwest Skydiving League competition was weathered out, and two teams managed to beat the weather on the east coast with six jumps at Skydive New England. However, the results of these two NESL teams were still interesting enough. One of the two teams was Mass Defiance, USPA's Advanced Class champion of 2005. Mass Defiance members Ben Liston and Brian Stephens have also taken over the league management in New England this year and... (more)

Did you know that the Italian teams prepare for this year's national championship?
posted: Jun 12th, 2007 Livio Piccolo has been flying the Point position for Italy's national 4-way team Sinapsi PD for several years. His team won the bronze medals at the World Championship of Formation Skydiving 2006 in Germany and then decided to take a break throughout the 2007 season. (more)

Did you know that the NWSL 2007 season opener was weathered out?
posted: Jun 11th, 2007 The first information from last weekend's three scheduled meets did not include any scores. Northwest Skydiving League Director Harry Waller informed the NSL News that the event was weathered out. The Friday before the competition offered perfect weather with beautiful blue skies at Skydive Oregon. Harry Waller reported that the last preparations for the meet included only logistics: "A few calls about video and babysitters, plus some last-minute pick-up teams." The situation was still hopeful on Saturday morning at 8:00 am when the participants attended a Yoga and stretching session to get... (more)

Did you know that the Midwest skydiving season had a slow start?
posted: Jun 10th, 2007 The 2007 season opener of the Midwest Skydiving League was a part of the record meet weekend on June 2 - 3 where a total of 74 teams were listed on the NSL leaderboard. However, the MWSL meet turned out to be below expectations, as MWSL Director Alan Butt reported a slow start into the new Midwest skydiving season in general. (more)