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News Article Did you know that the World Cup 2005 will once again offer the Omniskore/NSL News combination?
posted: Oct 7th, 2005 The series of exciting 4-way and 8-way Formation Skydiving competitions with NSL News participation continues on a regular basis. The coverage of the regular National Skydiving League season, along with meet stories of many international meets around the world, has been part of the normal NSL News operation for a long time. Naturally, the NSL Playoffs and NSL Championship events have always found special attention in the NSL history. The World Championship of Formation Skydiving in Gap, France, the Mondial 2003, was the first event where the NSL News went a step further and created special event... (more)
News Article Did you know that DeLand Fire member Gary Smith visited the NSL office for a live interview?
posted: Oct 6th, 2005 The NSL News interviewed DeLand Fire member Gary Smith after landing from round three during the USPA Nationals 2005. This live interview was a part of the NSL News story on September 5. An interview with DeLand Fire and PD Factory Team member Ian Bobo in the NSL News story on September 8 offered additional feedback directly from the new USPA 4-way champion and US national team. The NSL News still has not followed up yet with a performance and meet evaluation directly provided by DeLand Fire. DeLand Fire's point, Gary Smith, visited the NSL office today and took the time for another live interview... (more)
News Article Did you know that a new round of NSL-TV features the teams of last weekend's FSL competition?
posted: Oct 5th, 2005 The last NSL-TV show came from the USPA Nationals in Perris in September. There was no new footage available since the Perris event until the Florida Skydiving League held its last meet of the 2005 season last weekend. The new files are slightly larger than before and offer better quality. The FSL footage shows two new teams at work. The DeLand YaYa Sisters have not been on NSL-TV yet, and the video also offers the opportunity to watch DeLand Fire member Gary Smith as the player coach in the center inside position. He jumps the center outside slot of the front piece together with point Natasha... (more)
News Article Did you know that Bob Hallett is still optimistic for the future of Skydive DeLand?
posted: Oct 5th, 2005 The Florida Skydiving League had just completed its last meet of the 2005 season at Skydive DeLand, with two teams completing the last rounds of the meet on Sunday, before disaster struck the professional skydiving center once again this year. Skydive DeLand's Pilatus Porter crashed on Monday. The NSL News leaves the sad news for the local newspaper, the Daytona Beach News Journal. The first story was posted on Tuesday, the day after the accident. The News Journal followed up with another story today, which offers the perspective of Bob Hallett, owner of Skydive DeLand. (more)
News Article Did you know that Dawn English's NSL Profile has now been posted?
posted: Oct 4th, 2005 The NSL News story on September 30 covered the new NSL Profiles that are currently in the works. The same story also related to an earlier article that offered a preview of Dawn English's career story. The first of the four mentioned profile stories has been completed, and the skydiving life of Dawn English can now be reviewed in the NSL Profiles pages. The career story goes back to her first skydive that she made in 1988 in California. (more)
News Article Did you know that CTR Optimum dominated the 4-way competition in Brazil this year?
posted: Oct 3rd, 2005 Results from Brazil have completed last weekend's small international competition. Four teams in the new South American 4-way league joined the NSL competition this time. The two Brazilian top contenders, CTR Optimum and So Pressao, raced with each other through all three 2005 meets, which were synchronized with NSL and ESL competitions. The NSL News story on April 15 had explained the Brazilian plans to form the league and join the international network of 4-way skydiving competition leagues all over the world. The league organizers, Fábio Diniz and André Ferraz, followed up on the plans,... (more)