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Did you know that the NSL SkyVenture Competition catches up with the previous meets?
posted: May 26th, 2005 Last weekend's competition has been wrapped up, and it surely turned out to be the largest scoreboard in NSL history. Teams at 12 different league events in the U.S.A. and Europe used the same competition draw in four different classes and posted their scores at last weekend's overview. Several meet stories have already been added to the scores, more will follow, and NSL-TV will upload the first meet videos soon. The results of the NSL SkyVenture Competition will eventually complete the coverage of the record weekend. However, it is time to catch up with the earlier meets of the 2005 season. The... (more)

Did you know that re-scoring broke the AA Class tie in the Mideast Skydiving League?
posted: May 26th, 2005 As the day dawned clear and bright on May 21st, a total of seven teams began arriving at Skydive Greene County to kick off the 2005 season of the newly re-named Mideast Skydiving League. There were some known faces and some new ones this year. In the Recreational Class, newcomers Foreplay would put forward a very nice day while enjoying themselves immensely. Their scores are especially credible since at least one member of the team had never jumped a tailgate prior to round one. Foreplay had no direct competition at this meet, but that is expected to change when all the members of DC3 are healthy... (more)

Did you know that twelve teams competed at the TSL season opener?
posted: May 26th, 2005 Once again the Texas Skydiving League has started off the year with a stellar meet. Skydive Spaceland hosted the first 2005 meet on May 21st and 22nd. The 4-way meet ran all six rounds on Saturday without a hitch. There were 12 teams in attendance with an expanded participation in the Rookie Class and more dropzones represented this year than in any previous year. The AAA Class had returning champions Dallas Thunder, as well as Dallas Blunder, Arizona Direct and the all female team, Method. The AA Class had five teams consisting of 4 Fun Part Deaux, Spaceland Avalanche, Morpheus, Airtight, and... (more)

Did you know that Teiwaz has many faces?
posted: May 24th, 2005 The summer weather pattern has already taken control over skydiving competition in Florida. The complete scoreboard of the past weekend shows that 67 of the currently listed 77 teams completed six rounds. Six of the ten teams with a lower number of rounds competed at the third 2005 meet of the Florida Skydiving League. The Saturday morning in DeLand offered the usual blue skies. However, the clouds began building up in the later morning, and a summer storm was finally ready to hit the event area when the fifth round of the competition was almost completed. Teams and competitors waited for the... (more)

Did you know that Air Pollution and Controlled Descent continued with their MASL battle at Cross Keys?
posted: May 24th, 2005 Skydive Cross Keys hosted the first annual Rookie Challenge and 4-way scrambles last weekend, in conjunction with the first 2005 Mid Atlantic Skydiving League 4-way meet of the year. The turnout was stellar with four Rookie Class teams, including team Chambersburg 5 who traveled all the way from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, for their first competition. Coaching and judging were provided by former 02 Project members Tom Petzold and Karl Schuch. The team "Spongebobs" was the first A Class team in the MASL history at Cross Keys, and there were two AA Class teams battling it out on site. This made... (more)

Did you know that there was confusion over the penalty rules at the MESL competition?
posted: May 23rd, 2005 The NSL News mentioned earlier today that the teams competing at the season opener of the Mideast Skydiving League were confused about the current rules that regulate the penalty situation. In fact, the situation at Skydive Greene County was not only confusing for the teams and competitors, it was also challenging for the event judge and the meet director. Deanne Hesterberg was the MESL event judge. She is a current USPA national judge for Formation Skydiving competition and naturally very familiar with the USPA Competition Manual. The latest 2005 version of the manual can be downloaded from... (more)