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News Article Did you know that Ranch TNT SDAZ compete for the U.S. delegation in Eloy?
posted: May 15th, 2026 The NSL News expects changes to the NSL Power Rankings now more than ever, as the first previews of the major events are being published even before the FAI/ISC registration deadline has passed. It is not only the positioning of the teams expected to participate that remains subject to change, as the NSL News continues to receive feedback and advice from some of the most experienced competitors and coaches in the sport. Joey Marshall pointed out correctly during NSL Live Talk on April 1st that the NSL Power Rankings are based on “speculative predictions,” much like rankings and forecasts... (more)
News Article Did you know that 8-way competition could miss the three FS Powerhouses from France, Russia and Qatar?
posted: May 14th, 2026 The 8-way competition at the FAI Indoor World Cup 2026 attracted an impressive field of 13 teams, a significant increase compared to the FAI Indoor World Championship 2019 (6 teams) and last year's edition. There had never been an official FAI Indoor World Cup in 8-way formation skydiving before the event held last month at Weembi Lille, and participation was naturally higher at a World Cup, where up to four teams can represent each country in formation skydiving competition. The 8-way national teams at the Indoor World Cup 2026 represented seven different countries. However, the reduction of... (more)
News Article Did you know that the 4-way Women outdoor leaderboard could be small but competitive?
posted: May 13th, 2026 The run-up to the Outdoor World Championship in formation skydiving competition has now begun across all events. Following the conclusion of the indoor season at the FAI Indoor World Cup 2026, the NSL News is taking the same closer look at the current situation in 4-way Women as it did in its first preview of the 4-way Open Class. The overview in 4-way Women is easier to assess than in 4-way Open, mainly because participation numbers have been significantly lower. Only five countries sent national teams in this category to the FAI Outdoor World Championship 2024, which is not unusual for the... (more)
News Article Did you know that there is more pressure on Golden Knights than on NMP PCH HayaBusa?
posted: May 12th, 2026 The latest NSL Live Talk conversation with Gary Smith was published by the NSL News on March 20th. He and NMP PCH HayaBusa captain Dennis Praet followed up with a preview of the FAI Indoor World Cup 2026 on March 24th. Since then, his evaluation of the indoor competition at Weembi Lille has still been missing, even though such post-event analysis is usually a significant part of the aftermath following major competitions. He also missed the Shamrock Showdown 2026 - 1st Bob Hallett Memorial in his former hometown of DeLand, Florida, which means there has not yet been an opportunity to discuss... (more)
News Article Did you know that four teams competed for two iFLY Dallas highscores in March?
posted: May 12th, 2026 Kyle Hermberg, Indoor Cloud League organizer and Skydiver of the Year 2023, did not have the full SSD Pajama Party lineup available for his iFLY Dallas team in March. Their indoor season had already concluded at the Paraclete XP Indoor Championship 2026, where the team earned its first set of medals. In fact, Pajama Party had already transitioned to outdoor training and competition, posting their first outdoor scores at the season opener of the Texas Skydiving League. They shared the AA/Intermediate Class leaderboard with Texas team Toxic Horizon and four teams from the Southern California Skydiving... (more)
News Article Did you know that Thyra’s newest team member Arlene Storebø has completed her AFF training?
posted: May 10th, 2026 Yesterday’s NSL News update, which focused on the 4-way Women team Meltemi Oceanside Illertissen and the two German 8-way teams at the FAI Indoor World Cup 2026, also mentioned the Norwegian 4-way Women team Thyra. Like Meltemi, Thyra entered the competition as a potential bronze-medal contender but ultimately found themselves clearly outside the medal positions. Even so, Thyra managed to apply pressure on NFTO, who eventually secured 4th place, and they also outscored the U.S. team in the category, XP Angels, despite the American squad fielding a new and stronger lineup that included 4-way... (more)