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Did you know that several AA/Intermediate Class teams were in striking distance last weekend?
posted: Jul 19th, 2006 The third competition of the Mideast Skydiving League added two teams to the AA Class leaderboard last weekend. Mystic Rhythms and Vortex attended the MESL event that was scheduled to take place at Skydive Wayne County. The situation in Richmond turned out to be different than planned, and the small event was relocated to Skydive Greene County in Xenia, OH. MESL Director Randy Connell explained the reason: "Skydive Wayne County was the scheduled host DZ for this weekend's meet. However, the aircraft arrived an hour and a half late and was a Beech-99 instead of the promised Caravan. The door... (more)

Did you know that Kris Byrne switches back and forth between Florida and Southwest competitions?
posted: Jul 18th, 2006 The story of the 5th Florida Skydiving League competition this year comes along with the first meet videos. Skydive City hosted its second FSL meet of the 2006 season, and three of the FSL regulars made the trip to Zephyrhills in the Florida summer heat. Skydive City's A Class team with Paul Bartkus (Tail), Carrie Bramlet (Point), Leslieann McCormack (Inside Center) and James Saine (Outside Center) improved the meet average once again (6.3 - 6.7 - 8.8 - 8.8 - 9.2) and included a new team record with the 14-pointer in round four. (more)

Did you know that Cross Keys O2 Project and Vision needed a jump-off at the Karp Cup 2006?
posted: Jul 18th, 2006 The meet story of the Karp Cup 2006, hosted by Freefall Adventures at Cross Keys and the MidAtlantic Skydiving League, comes along with the first meet videos of last weekend's competitions. CK O2 Project presents the fast sequence of round six, CK Vision features the technical jump-off sequence, and CK Air Pollution shows the AA Class highscore of round three. MASL Director Mike Minicozzi provided the meet story. (more)

Did you know that the Furies and Sirens raced each other once again in the Midwest?
posted: Jul 17th, 2006 The 2005 season of the Midwest Skydiving League already had the exciting competition between Chicagoland Skydiving Center's team Sirens and Skydive Chicago's Furies in the headlines quite a few times. Both teams competed in the A Class by then. The race has continued in the AA Class this year, has become even closer and had a new peak last weekend. The Furies were the dominating A Class team last year, and the Sirens tried to keep in striking distance. However, the competition between the two all-female teams was already much tighter when Furies and Sirens both attended the MWSL 2006 season... (more)

Did you know that two NSL season openers and the 2nd Coupe de France event are coming up this weekend?
posted: Jul 14th, 2006 A busy meet weekend is coming up once again. Ten events are scheduled, including two competitions in Europe. Two of the NSL meets are season openers, even though it is already July. The Northwest Skydiving League naturally begins each season later than other leagues, due to the weather situation in Oregon. Harry Waller has been managing the NWSL activities for several years, and he continues to bring out the competitors in his region meet by meet. Northwest Express4 was last year's NWSL representative in the AAA/Open Class and attended three of the NWSL 2005 meets. Elsinore Vengeance was... (more)

Did you know that the Dutch top teams confirmed their scoring level at the national championship?
posted: Jul 13th, 2006 The 2006 season of the Dutch national soccer team was already over after the loss against Portugal on June 25. The 2006 season of the Dutch national skydiving teams is far from over yet. The second 4-way competition of the Dutch 4-way league was scheduled for last weekend, and the two national 4-way teams, Punky Fish and Infinity, will travel to Germany soon and represent the Netherlands at the FAI World Championship of Formation Skydiving. Irma van der Burg, Infinity member, put together a summary of last weekend's national championship and provided the content for the NSL News story. The... (more)