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News Article Did you know that the USPA Intermediate Class offered great competition at Skydive Chicago?
posted: Sep 23rd, 2024 The AA/Intermediate Class teams at the USPA National Championship 2024 lived up once again to the expected tight competition that the event has shown year by year. This year's results have created one of the most interesting leaderboards of the past years, as five teams finished on and above the 10-average level, separated by only 14 points from 5th to 1st place. The depth of the field is best shown by the fact that highscores for any of the ten rounds went down to the 10th place. Spaceland Toxic won the bronze medals with only two of the ten highscores, and the two teams behind the Texas teams,... (more)
News Article Did you know that the ESL Championship was completed on Saturday?
posted: Sep 21st, 2024 The ESL Championship 2024 was already concluded on Saturday, after perfect weather conditions on Friday and Saturday allowed meet director Mike Pennock to complete all ten rounds for all 16 teams at the end of Saturday and open up the evening for the award ceremony and event party at the Fallschirmsportzentrum Saar (FSZ Saar). The final leaderboard matched the NSL Power Rankings of the preview quite accurately. The new team record average of Airbus Oceanside Illertissen was still not enough to hold off the Qatar Lions, who had shown their current 20-average potential earlier this month at the... (more)
News Article Did you know that the ESL Championship features a high-profile and colorful AAA Class field?
posted: Sep 21st, 2024 This weekend features the comeback of the ESL Championship, as the NSL News reported on June 20th. Another preview on July 19th added that the Qatar delegation will send the Lions and the Cheetahs to the event that is being hosted once again by the Fallschirmsportzentrum Saar (FSZ Saar). The last European Skydiving League Championship was held in Spa 2019, the previous one in Saarlouis 2018. It is an annual event that offers teams the opportunity of an international high-profile competition who cannot attend the FAI world cups or world championships. However, there is at least one team at... (more)
News Article Did you know that Solly Williams, Thomas and Tim Mack met in Gransee for NSL Live Talk?
posted: Sep 19th, 2024 The 8-way competition at the German Outdoor Nationals 2024 caught the attention of the NSL News several times in the run-up to the competition. The duel between Operation Adler and the Airbus 8-way lineup became even more of a drama than expected, and the NSL News will follow up later with the details of it. Eventually, the defending champions of Operation Adler won the special internal qualification and will compete for Germany at the FAI Outdoor World Championships 2024. There was not much drama in 4-way Open, even though the stakes are high for both national 4-way teams, Airbus in 4-way Open,... (more)
News Article Did you know that Jennifer Davidson talked about 4-way and 8-way at Skydive Chicago?
posted: Sep 18th, 2024 The 4-way Open Class competition at the USPA National Championship 2024 did not offer any surprises on the very top of the leaderboard, where Arizona Airspeed once again confirmed the world's current leadership, this time with the sole highscores for all ten rounds and a 25.8 average. The world's two highest meet averages of the 2024 season have been posted by the old and new USPA champions, first 28.2 at the Shamrock Showdown 2025, now followed by 25.8 last weekend. The medal positions behind Arizona Airspeed were disputed though. XPG4 had won USPA silver over SDC Rhythm XP and Golden Knights... (more)
News Article Did you know that two Air Raid XP members won USPA gold in 2023 and 2024?
posted: Sep 17th, 2024 The story of the USPA Advanced Class championship was not over after Ben Liston reported the violation of the USPA rules to his former Mass Defiance team mate Jim Rees, who was in the jury for the event. The award ceremony was already completed, scoresheets signed and approved, medals handed out, and the first 8-way day had gone by when Ben Liston was informed of the rules situation by a fellow competitor. Chicken Bolts were retroactively moved from 1st place on the Advanced Class leaderboard to the bottom as a guest team, and Air Raid XP became the new USPA Advanced Class champion of 2024. There... (more)