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Did you know that Perris Fury likes the fast sequences?
posted: Jun 18th, 2009 The first videos of the Paraclete XP Indoor Skydiving Championship 2009 are now available, thanks to Perris Fury's Center Inside, Chris Farina. The NSL YouTube TV coverage begins with two rounds where the footage of Perris Fury and Arizona Speed both is available, rounds one and three. Round 1 was the fastest sequence of the competition (9,K,P,C) where Fury already created a 5-point distance to Speed. Both teams were almost flawless, and it is amazing to see how well Thomas Hughes and John Eagle fill in for Eliana Rodriguez and Craig Girard. In fact, John Eagle looks like he had never left... (more)

Did you know that SDC Rhythm XP will challenge Mass Defiance's record average this year?
posted: Jun 17th, 2009 The upcoming meet weekend is another very busy one and will probably even challenge the new record numbers of the May 23 weekend, always depending on the weather, of course. One of the nine scheduled meets is the season opener of the Midwest Skydiving League. MWSL Director Alan Butt is guiding teams and competitors into its 11th year without interruption in the NSL Network. As in the past years, he introduces the MWSL teams that he already knows of. On the very top of 4-way competition in the Midwest region is SDC Rhythm XP, USPA's AAA/Advanced Class winner of 2008. The Rhythm 2009 lineup, with... (more)

Did you know that Perris Fury has arrived at the very top?
posted: Jun 16th, 2009 Perris Fury won the Paraclete XP Indoor Skydiving Championship 2009 and beat Airspeed for the first time. Does it really count? What does last weekend's Fury victory actually mean for the top US contenders? First of all: it wasn't Airspeed Odyssey's team name that was on the leaderboard in Raeford. The 17 - 0 run remains officially intact. Mark Kirkby, Andy Delk, Thomas Hughes and John Eagle competed under Arizona Speed, as half of the team was missing. It does not seem to make a lot of sense to compare the scores too seriously. However, it still makes a lot of sense to take a closer look... (more)

Did you know that Paraclete XP won the first 8-way indoor competition?
posted: Jun 15th, 2009 The 4-way competition of the Paraclete XP Indoor Skydiving Championship 2009 was completed yesterday. Perris Fury tied Airspeed's highest indoor meet average in history with 29.8 after ten rounds, and the NSL News will go back to the 4-way competition soon. (more)

Did you know that the Rookie Class scores are impressive at Paraclete XP?
posted: Jun 14th, 2009 The Rookie Class leaderboard at the Paraclete XP Indoor Skydiving Championship 2009 shows some incredible scores, the highest ones that have ever been posted on any NSL leaderboard. There is a reason for that, which relates to the rules for this specific indoor competition. There were only two competition classes, as of the rules for the dive pool and the sequences, where the teams could register for: the AAA/Open and the Rookie Class. All three teams which have their scores on this weekend's Rookie Class leaderboard, VTSD, Carolina Windfall and Just In Time, competed already in a higher... (more)

Did you know that Airspeed is competing with Thomas Hughes and John Eagle at Paraclete XP?
posted: Jun 13th, 2009 The scores of the first five rounds are official and on the leaderboard of the Paraclete XP Indoor Skydiving Championship 2009, and history seems to repeat itself once again. Perris Fury has been doing extremely well whenever it was time for the fastest sequences possible. The 59-pointer at the World Challenge 2009 was the latest example where Fury outscored the whole field, including Airspeed. The 52-pointer in Round 1 of this weekend's competition was the next example and put a distance of five points between Fury and Airspeed. Brian Krause confiremd that the Perris team looks very sharp... (more)