Did you know that the fastest round of the meet finally changed the leaderboard? posted: Jan 11th, 2007 The NSL-TV coverage of the USPA Nationals 2006 is coming to an end. The available videos of Round 10 have been uploaded and include once again the jumps of the three winners in each USPA category (DeLand Groove - AAA/Open Class, Arizona Divewerkz - AAA/Advanced Class, Ranch Pulse - AA/Intermediate Class).
The NSL News story on December 31, 2006, came with the videos of Round 9 and evaluated the situation before the final round in Eloy. The fast sequence of Round 9 (J-L-Q-P-18) had also brought some motion onto the top of the AAA/Open Class leaderboard without impacting on the rankings yet. (more)
Did you know that the top of the leaderboard got much tighter in Round 9? posted: Dec 31st, 2006 The situation on the top of the AAA/Open Class leaderboard at the USPA Nationals 2006 became more interesting when the faster rounds of the second competition day came up. Round 9 (J-L-Q-P-18) was already shaking up the leaderboard for the first time, even though no changes of the rankings were visible yet.
In fact, the rankings of the AAA/Open Class after Round 9 were still identical with the order at the end of the first competition day after seven rounds. Round 8 next morning had not brought any changes at all. However, even though the ranking order on the leaderboard was still the same after... (more)
Did you know that Round 8 opened the second day at the USPA Nationals 2006? posted: Dec 17th, 2006 Round 7 was the last competition jump on the first day at the USPA Nationals 2006. Skydive Arizona's airlift machine had managed to push through the highest number of rounds on one day in USPA history. Not all teams and competitors were happy with the way it was done, as on-line feedback showed earlier. However, the calls came, and the teams had to board the planes, no matter what.
NSL-TV now presents the usual four videos of Round 8, including the three winners of each competition class, DeLand Groove (AAA/Open), Arizona Divewerkz (AAA/Advanced) and Ranch Pulse (AA/Intermediate), plus the Perris... (more)
Did you know that Round 7 of the USPA Nationals shows different shapes of Cataccords? posted: Dec 11th, 2006 The new week also begins with a new round of NSL-TV. Round 7 of the USPA Nationals 2006 has been uploaded and features once again the winners of each competition class, plus Perris Fury's video of the same round. (more)
Did you know that Perris Fury is looking for a committed 2007 videographer? posted: Dec 5th, 2006 The new NSL-TV videos feature round six of the USPA Nationals 2006. Unfortunately, the DeLand Groove video of this round is the only one missing of the provided original footage. The valued NSL-TV audience will miss the moving pictures of the round where the new USPA champion finally broke the tie with Team Fastrax and increased the lead over all other contenders by at least two points.
DeLand Groove will be back on NSL-TV when it's time for round seven. NSL-TV has made an effort to compensate for the missing video by creating a page with links to all previously shown videos of the USPA Nationals... (more)
Did you know that the videos of Round 5 feature the Points in full action? posted: Nov 30th, 2006 Round 5 of the USPA Nationals 2006 can now be viewed on NSL-TV. The videos of the winning teams in each competition class (DeLand Groove - AAA/Open, Arizona Divewerkz - AAA/Advanced, Ranch Pulse - AA/Intermediate) have been uploaded and replace the videos of Round 4. The video of Perris Fury can once again be found by navigating to the same location. (more)
Did you know that the fastest round of the meet finally changed the leaderboard?
Did you know that the top of the leaderboard got much tighter in Round 9?
Did you know that Round 8 opened the second day at the USPA Nationals 2006?
Did you know that Round 7 of the USPA Nationals shows different shapes of Cataccords?
Did you know that Perris Fury is looking for a committed 2007 videographer?
Did you know that the videos of Round 5 feature the Points in full action?