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Did you know that the upcoming weekend might break all meet participation records?
posted: May 19th, 2005 The biggest meet weekend of the 2005 season is coming up this weekend. The NSL Schedule of Events shows that a total of 13 different leagues have scheduled 4-way competitions for May 21 - 22. Six of these events take place at NSL locations in the U.S.A., and seven leagues of the European Skydiving League (ESL) will also be active this weekend. (more)

Did you know that the quality of the SSL-TV is now up to the speed of round three?
posted: May 18th, 2005 NSL-TV has followed up with the SSL footage of the April meet in Eloy. Fortunately, the quality of the video files has followed the progression of the meet. Arizona Divewerkz member Paul Gatling was right when he mentioned that the quality will become better in the later rounds. The NSL story of May 6 covered the quality issue. Gatling remembered that the VCR used for the dubbing procedure in Perris had "some serious flicker issues". Arizona Divewerkz tried to help the situation and provided the team's VCR for dubbing beginning in round two or three. Then the flickering stopped. (more)

Did you know that the first part of April's round three is now on NSL-TV?
posted: May 18th, 2005 NSL-TV continues with the coverage of the April meet weekend where teams of the Florida and the Southwest Skydiving League competed in Lake Wales and Eloy. The NSL News story of May 11 covered the second round of the SSL meet and allowed the SSL-TV to catch up with the FSL-TV. The coverage of the next and third round begins with the FSL teams, including the highscorer in Lake Wales, Norway's national 4-way team Arcteryx. The meet videos of the Southwest Skydiving League will be added to the NSL-TV coverage of round three later today. (more)

Did you know that the NPSL continues to grow??
posted: May 17th, 2005 The Northern Plains Skydiving League held the first meet of 2005 at Skydive Iowa May 14 and 15. A planned training camp on May 13 was called due to weather, and travelling coach Robert Chromy took the day to explain each block of the dive pool to the gathered teams. Complementary DVD footage of the US Golden Knights was used as video aid. Every team was able to learn and practice and creep the blocks. Three new teams joined the NPSL ranks and indications are that by the second meet, we'll have about three more than that. Red Bull provided energy drinks for the meet. (more)

Did you know that the sequence F-20-9 now has its second of three showings on NSL-TV?
posted: May 16th, 2005 Round three of the Southwest Skydiving League's March meet in Perris offered a most unusual situation, which became so unique only after the meet weekend on April 16. The AAA and AA Class sequences of round three in March and round five in April were exactly identical: F-20-9. Identical sequences between the competition classes, especially between AAA and AA, happen quite regularly and then allow to compare the scores of the teams directly. Once in a while, teams of the lower competition classes come up with higher scores than teams in the next competition class up. (more)

Did you know that the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2005 included a German race for the top spot?
posted: May 13th, 2005 DeLand Majik's infringement situation in round seven was not very difficult to find. It was quite obvious that the Icepick of Block 19 (Ritz - Icepick) on the fourth page was not complete when grips on the outside were dropped. It did not take much time for Majik's Center Inside, Doug Park, to realize the damage, shake it off and move on. In fact, there was no Majik hesitation at all. Park tried for a moment to get to the missing grip and instantly continued to the first Bipole of Block 14 when he saw the other three Majik member move forward. It shows the great experience of the world champion... (more)