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News Article Did you know that the Dutch joker is Dynamic Fource?
posted: Sep 6th, 2008 It is no mystery any longer, the Texel Airport team is identical with the lineup of the Dutch national 4-way team, Dynamic Fource (Paul Hofstee - Center Outside, Erwin van den Braak - Center Inside, Meüs van der Poel - Tail, Koen van der Venne - Point, Hans van Marrewijk on camera). Gary Smith reported from Texel that the team he has been coaching throughout the 2008 season used a different name since the Texel Airport sponsored the team's registration fee for the ESL Championship 2008. Dynamic Fource is the main pointgetter for the Dutch delegation and controls the AAA Class competition on... (more)
News Article Did you know that the Dutch joker team could not impress the UK delegation so far?
posted: Sep 5th, 2008 A new link on the front page leads to the leaderboard and the news pages of the ESL Championship 2008. The numbers on the front page below the link to the event show the current situation in the race for the ESL Spirit between the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. Only the delegations from the Netherlands and the United Kingdom are really in the race for the trophy, even though teams from seven different countries are competing on Texel in the Netherlands (Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Netherlands, United Kingdom). (more)
News Article Did you know that Monkey Circus won the Austrian Nationals 2008 with the original lineup?
posted: Sep 4th, 2008 As many other countries, Austria held the national championships after the World Meet 2008, as well, and wrapped up the 2008 competition season on the July 30 weekend. It was a slow year in Austria prior to the national championship. However, the last competition of the 2008 season attracted a total of 12 teams to the competition site in Linz. Monkey Circus, defending Austrian 4-way champion, with Thomas Haber (Center Inside), Christian Royer (Tail), Werner Trummer (Center Outside), Horst Scheiber (Point) and Roland Habel (Camera) in the lineup, won the Austrian Nationals 2008 once again with... (more)
News Article Did you know that Bodyflight Storm videos of the UK Nationals 2008 come along with new Fun Flag photos?
posted: Sep 3rd, 2008 The NSL News mentioned on 29 August 2008 that there is indeed new evidence of the Fun Flag being in UK possession. New footage from the UK Nationals 2008, provided by Bodyflight Storm members, include videos of some of the team's key jumps at the meet and the latest photos of the Fun Flag. The last showing of the Fun Flag took place during the 8-way award ceremony at the World Meet 2008. The US 8-way team had successfully captured the Fun Flag from the British national 4-way team Fusion after it had appeared on the video of the NSL News interview with Bodyflight Storm. Members of the British... (more)
News Article Did you know that PeopleJar.com improves the NSL Team Network features?
posted: Sep 3rd, 2008 The NSL website has obviously begun to feature a new networking service. A young skydiver from California, Alexander Alexandrov, has launched PeopleJar.com and invites people to join the network. Other networking services have already been around for a while, and the NSL website has set up links to MySpace, Google Groups and Facebook to offer some kind of a networking service for the skydiving community. The previously installed NSL Discussion Forum was a part of the networking features and is currently out of service. There is a good reason why the NSL website now features the new PeopleJar... (more)
News Article Did you know that Ex3mo completes the team's 8-way career with another national title?
posted: Sep 2nd, 2008 The 8-way competition at the Italian Nationals 2008 was not nearly as exciting as the 4-way event since it did not have a similar background as the situation in 4-way. However, the top of the leaderboard of both events did not offer any drama or any surprises. The teams in all medal positions of the Open Class events were clearly separated from each other. (more)