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News Article Did you know that four Dutch teams combined for the first two places in the A Class?
posted: Dec 9th, 2010 Last not least, the A Class competition at the ISR Grand Prix 2010 had a dominating team, just as much as the AAA Class teams had to watch NMP-PCH Hayabusa do their professional business and as Creeps walked away with the 1st place in the AA Class. It was also no surprise that the Dutch team Murphy Mania would take the 1st place in this category. Murphy Mania was the strongest A Class team throughout the 2010 outdoor season in the Netherlands and peaked at the ESL Championship 2010. It was not the complete Murphy Mania lineup that competed at the indoor competition in Roosendaal. However,... (more)
News Article Did you know that Josh Hall defeated Mark Kirkby and Thomas Hughes at the Paraclete XP 2009 championships?
posted: Dec 8th, 2010 The NSL News announced on 5 November 2010 that the Paraclete XP Indoor Skydiving Championships 2011 are scheduled for February 5 - 6 in 2011. The same story provided details of the upcoming event and went back to the first Paraclete indoor competition that was held in 2008. Today's story brings back information and memories of the second Paraclete meet, which was held on June 13 - 14 in 2009. The leaderboard shows Perris Fury ahead of Arizona Airspeed in 1st place, with a 29.8 average after ten rounds. It was the first time that Airspeed was defeated in any 4-way competition since 2007. However,... (more)
News Article Did you know that the Perris Fury project is building another 4-way team?
posted: Dec 7th, 2010 Perris Fury has now completed their 4-way lineup with the addition of Todd Hawkins. In order to continue growing the project, they are looking at putting together a second team with the goal of competing at a high level in the AAA/Open Class. The new team will be working, training and competing with Perris Fury, and the goal for the new members is to continue growing the sport through coaching, organizing and putting together even more exciting Formation Skydiving events at Fury's home in Perris. Two high-profile competitors have already committed to the team project. Flemming Andersen and... (more)
News Article Did you know that the Wind Damaged reunion put Perris Jimani to a serious test?
posted: Dec 6th, 2010 NSL-TV has uploaded the second clip of meet videos covering the AA Class competition at the NSL Championship 2010. The first part of the AA Class coverage on 3 December 2010 included the videos of Rounds 1 - 3. The next three rounds are now available. The earlier story mentioned that all four teams were in contention for medals. Three of the teams had already claimed a sole highscore for a round at this point in time, and the positions on the leaderboard had changed a few times. FSC Wind Damaged was in 1st place after six rounds, one point ahead of Perris Jimani. Teiwaz Eagle was in 3rd place,... (more)
News Article Did you know that the Virginia Parachute Councul concluded the 2010 season with record participation?
posted: Dec 5th, 2010 There were other additional scores, which came from a meet that was held on November 14, the weekend before the NSL Championship 2010. The Virginia Parachute Council finished the 2010 season with another event of the league's 4-way mentorship program at Skydive The Point. There were no other meets on the same weekend, as the 2010 season was over for all other leagues, and VPC Director John Meyer decided to use the competition draw of an earlier meet this year. It was the Rookie Class draw of the September 18 meet weekend that the VPC 4-way lineups took on two months later. VPC 2010... (more)
News Article Did you know that Creeps has been the Dutch top team for three years in three different competition classes?
posted: Dec 4th, 2010 The ISR Grand Prix 2010, last weekend's indoor competition in the Netherlands, had a AA Class competition, as well. The situation in this category was very similar compared to the AAA Class competition where NMP-PCH Hayabusa, the Belgian national 4-way team, was far ahead of the rest of the field. The Dutch team Creeps (21.3) created the same significant distance to the team in 2nd place, Indefinately (17.9), as Hayabusa did in the AAA Class. It was also very similar, as it was not a big surprise that Creeps won the tunnel meet so clearly. Gerbrig Busman, Madelon de Beer, Reind Mosterd and... (more)