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Did you know that NMP-PCH Hayabusa's new lineup tries to defend the indoor top spot this weekend?
posted: Jan 20th, 2015 There are still a few other events on the new competition schedule for the 2015 season before the "Bedford Paraclete Showdown" will bring most of the world's top performers and many other teams together in 4-way competition. The next indoor meet is scheduled for this weekend in Spain. The Wind Games will be held for the second time after the inaugural event in January 2014. The field has grown from a total of nine teams in 4-way Open and 4-way Women last year to 16 teams this weekend. It is a strong field, and it includes the first direct confrontation between NMP-PCH Hayabusa and Arizona... (more)

Did you know that AARspeed was the only team with four 4-way world champions in the lineup?
posted: Jan 1st, 2015 The Arizona Airspeed US and world champions of earlier days usually get back together at the USPA Nationals when it is time for 8-way competition. Then they join forces with the current 4-way lineup and win silver or gold in 8-way, plus additional medals in 10-way and 16-way. Often they arrive earlier and use the 4-way competition to warm up for their 8-way meet jumps in different lineups. Once in a while, they also get back together in 4-way with Airspeed members of different generations, and then they become competitive without any training. Three members of the first and original Airspeed... (more)

Did you know that DNR's original lineup took back the unofficial US amateur title this year?
posted: Dec 22nd, 2014 The performance of the best unofficial amateur teams in the world has been a topic for the Sun Path Products NSL News for several years. Thunder ISR took the top position in the world a few years ago and has defended it successfully year by year. The story in the USA began with Mass Defiance who won the USPA Advanced Class gold medals in 2005, moved up into the Open Class and continued to improve the scoring average year by year without changing into a full time team. Brian Stephens, James Rees, John Silva and Ben Liston, with Steve "Scuba" Feldman on camera eventually posted a 19.3 average... (more)

Did you know that two Dallas 350 gold medalists posted Indoor Cloud League scores for iFLY Dallas this month?
posted: Oct 28th, 2014 The Sun Path Products NSL News covered the AAA/Advanced Class competition at the USPA Nationals 2014 with the story on 14 October 2014. Teams from Texas won the gold medals (Dallas 350) and the bronze medals (Dallas Khaos Black), and the Misfits placed 2nd after a great 10-round battle with the winner. Several members of the Texas teams are also involved with the Indoor Skydiving League activities at iFLY Dallas. In fact, Dallas Khaos member Amanda Lampton launched and has managed the indoor group that brings new flyers to the iFLY Dallas chamber and turns them into potential 4-way competitors.October... (more)

Did you know that JaNette Lefkowitz posted a 29.9 average in Singapore 2012?
posted: Oct 11th, 2014 The story of the highest 4-way meet average posted by a female 4-way competitor is not over yet, and it has become even more interesting. The Sun Path Products NSL News found Christy Frikken as the winner after studying the archives, as the story on 9 October 2014 explained. Arizona Airspeed's former point Eliana Rodriguez was the favorite in the poll results, and Katie Woods was in 2nd place. Christy Frikken turned out to be a surprise for the audience. The Sun Path Products NSL News had not even found the most valuable meet average of Perris Fury's former center outside. The 29.8 average... (more)

Did you know that Christy Frikken is the correct answer?
posted: Oct 9th, 2014 The correct answer to the recent poll question was not that easy to find, as the relevant event took place almost five years ago. It required good knowledge of the SKYLEAGUE.COM archives to find the correct answer, unless somebody was a live witness at the World Challenge 2010. Even Katie Woods' 28.0 average with Evolution at the World Challenge 2013 was not enough to be on the very top of the scoring list of female 4-way competitors in history. The highest 10-round meet average with the whole dive pool in the draw was posted at the same event where Katie Woods and Julia Foxwell finished with... (more)