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News Article Did you know that NSL-TV presents a live interview with Dan BC?
posted: Sep 4th, 2005 Back to the USPA Nationals 2005 in Perris, excitement grows as it gets closer to the time of the competition draw. The NSL News was busy most of the day to get the work station ready for everything that needs to be done to provide good event coverage. Omniskore's Tim Wagner shares the room with the NSL News and kindly helped with advice on any technical issues. He was busy himself preparing the judging stations for three panels and everything for DZ-TV. The NSL News is plugged into the DZ-TV system and will most likely be able to upload NSL-TV frequently. SSL videographer Paul Quade manages... (more)
News Article Did you know that 28 teams from five nations competed at the ESL Championship 2005?
posted: Sep 4th, 2005 The European Skydiving League completed the 2005 season with its championship event on Friday and Saturday in Spa, Belgium, while the US teams are in the middle of the very last preparations for the USPA Nationals 2005. A total of 28 teams from six different nations and leagues competed in three competition classes. It was no surprise that Spa Hayabusa defended the ESL 2005 title. The Belgium national team had just renewed its status after winning the Belgian national championship one week earlier and was the clearly the strongest AAA Class team of all ESL teams this year. (more)
News Article Did you know that Fastrax and DeLand Majik traveled to Perris on very different paths??
posted: Sep 3rd, 2005 The preview of the AAA/Open Class competition at the USPA Nationals 2005 has covered four of the BIG-6 so far, the Golden Knights, DeLand Fire, Airspeed Odyssey and Velocity. The summary and evaluation of the 2005 events and scores have not lead the NSL News or the audience to any clear conclusion who might win the competition in Perris beginning on Monday. The preview completes with the two missing teams, Fastrax and DeLand Majik. It happens by coincidence that these two teams have been literally far away from each other throughout the regular 2005 season, except at the very beginning. Fastrax... (more)
News Article Did you know that 12 teams won 400 minutes of SkyVenture Orlando tunnel time at the NSL Playoffs?
posted: Sep 2nd, 2005 The latest scores, which are still posted on the front page, are the ones of the NSL Playoffs 2005 weekend on August 20 - 21. Several meet stories have already covered the events, and the only missing piece was the results of the NSL SkyVenture Orlando Competition. The NSL News recently caught up with several stories covering the winners of the remaining NSL SkyVenture Orlando Competition weekends of the regular 2005 season. The results of the playoffs are now available, as well. As in the past years, SkyVenture Orlando once again provided additional free tunnel time for the most improved... (more)
News Article Did you know that Airspeed Odyssey and Velocity make it four of the BIG-6?
posted: Sep 2nd, 2005 The NSL News story on September 1 began with the preview of the 4-way AAA/Open Class competition at the USPA Nationals 2005. DeLand Fire and the Golden Knights were the first two teams in the spotlight, this story continues with two other contenders of the BIG-6, the two 4-way line-ups of Arizona Airspeed, Odyssey and Velocity. The preview will be completed later with the two remaining top contenders, Fastrax and DeLand Majik. (more)
News Article Did you know that Punky Fish won the 2005 championship in the Netherlands?
posted: Sep 1st, 2005 Mike Pennock, organizer of the Dutch Handicap Cup, which is a part of the European Skydiving League, provided the NSL News with the scores of the national championship in the Netherlands. The event took place earlier during the week of the NSL Playoffs 2005 in August and was shortened to eight rounds due to bad weather. Several of the ten team names sound familiar to the NSL News regulars and have already appeared earlier this year on different NSL and ESL scoreboards, including Punky Fish, the all-female team Infinity and some of the A Class teams. Punky Fish had bad luck when one of the... (more)