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Did you know that Evolution from Italy is the current AAA Class leader?
posted: May 24th, 2010 Last weekend's first multi-league meet weekend included the first 4-way competition in Italy this year. Livio Piccolo, Point of the Italian national 4-way team Sinapsi, is running the skydiving center in Fano and has been organizing this "Shake Meet" for several years. The scores of three of the five events last weekend are posted at the moment, and the winner of the small competition in Italy, Evolution Cremona, is currently on top of the AAA Class leaderboard. The outdoor competition in Fano was the second meet for Evolution this year, as the Italian team had attended the World Challenge... (more)

Did you know that the NPSL 2010 coverage begins with a video of fun activities in Baldwin?
posted: May 23rd, 2010 This weekend's leaderboard, the first one with several meets happening at the same time, has the scores of 36 teams so far. The results of the meets in the Mideast and Carolina are still to come. The United Kingdom provided the most scores with a total of 26 teams. The NSL News traveled to Skydive Twin Cities to cover the season opener of the Northern Plains Skydiving League. NPSL Director Sandy Grillet managed once again to get his 4-way community out to play at the 2010 season opener. Eight teams competed in three competition classes and tried hard to beat the Wisconsin weather on a rainy... (more)

Did you know that the first multi-event weekend of 2010 is coming up?
posted: May 21st, 2010 The upcoming weekend will feature the first multi-event leaderboard of the 2010 season. Meets are scheduled at five different locations, and the NSL News is on its way to report live on site from the Northern Plains Skydiving League season opener. The Carolina Skydiving League and the Mideast Skydiving League will run their first meets of the 2010 season, as well. The other two meets take place in Italy and the United Kingdom. The NSL News reported already a few years ago that the United Kingdom is becoming one of the Formation Skydiving powerhouses in the world. The British teams in the... (more)

Did you know that French 8-way experts posted a 29.4 average in 4-way at the World Challenge?
posted: May 20th, 2010 There was a team in the Top 10 at the World Challenge 2010 that has not received a lot of attention so far. It is somehow unusual that a 29.4 average would not catch everybody's attention. In fact, a 29.4 average would have won the first place at any previous World Challenge competition in the history of the event. Only three teams had ever posted a higher average in a 10-round meet before the World Challenge 2010: Perris Fury (29.8) at the Paraclete Indoor Championship 2009 and Arizona Airspeed with the same average in 2008, Perris Fury and the Golden Knights at Paraclete in 2008 with 29.6... (more)

Did you know that Aerokart Deep Blue made good on a promise from Bedford?
posted: May 19th, 2010 The NSL Talk with the French team Aerokart Deep Blue on 3 April 2010 at the World Challenge 2010 promised a surprise not only for the NSL News audience. Team member Sophie Deremaux explained on camera that her team was very happy at the end of the first day in Bedford. She also mentioned that Round 2 had a special meaning for Deep Blue, and especially for her piece partner in the front piece, Françoise Simons-Hamouchi. The French national team in the female 4-way category had won Round 2 by four points over the reigning 4-way world champions in the Open Class, Arizona Airspeed. The team... (more)

Did you know that Teiwaz had a Rookie Class lineup at Skydive City?
posted: May 18th, 2010 The weather played a role at all meets last weekend. It was too cold and miserable in Norway and too hot in Florida for the teams to come out in flocks. The teams in Denmark were limited to five rounds at the popular DFU Cup. The new Norwegian national 4-way team X3M4s was actually ready to put the first scores of 2010 on the board. It turned out to be only one single round in challenging weather conditions, while Denmark's national team Bodyflight Voluntas completed five rounds. The May meet of the Florida Skydiving League was also the smallest one in a long time, although the weather... (more)