Did you know that the combined leaderboard features additional world meet battles? posted: Oct 24th, 2018 It is well known by now that the French national team in 4-way Women, Aerodyne Weembi Girls, won the gold medals in their category at the FAI World Meet 2018 and would have placed 3rd on the 4-way Open Class leaderboard with the highest average of any all-female teams in the history of the sport.
The NSL News also pointed out that the British national team in the same event, NFTO, finished in the Top 10 on the combined leaderboard of all 4-way teams that used the same competition draw.
NFTO were turning their bronze medals in 4-way Women of 2016 into silver behind Aerodyne French Girls in... (more)
Did you know that NFTO confirmed the 20+ level again in Australia? posted: Oct 20th, 2018 8-way and 4-way Women competition at the FAI World Meet 2018 both had lower participation compared to the previous world meet, while more 4-way Open Class teams competed in Australia than at Skydive Chicago in 2016.
France and Canada did not have 8-way teams at Gold Coast, as the NSL News mentioned yesterday, and five participating countries of 2016 (Belgium, Poland, Russia, Czech Republic, Denmark) did not send teams to the 4-way Women competition this month. Sweden was back with a team in this category after Fire had attended the FAI World Meet 2012 in Dubai.
France is back in the top spot... (more)
Did you know that Team X from Sweden won two important battles? posted: Oct 14th, 2018 The NSL News live coverage of the FAI World Meet 2018 concludes with a Fun Flag update, which is directly related to one of the medal winners at Gold Coast.
The Swedish national team in 4-way Women might not even be sure which celebration will be remembered as the more important one, as the Fun Flag story of the world meet in Australia seems to end with a photo of Team X in the most recent possession of the important item. This achievement competes with the athletic one, the 3rd place in 4-way Women and the FAI bronze medals that Team X will bring to Sweden this week.
It is not the first... (more)
Did you know that the Hurricane Factory outscored Paraclete XP by one point in September? posted: Oct 3rd, 2018 The most relevant event in the sport, the FAI World Meet 2018, is just around the corner, and the NSL News will soon be posted directly from Gold Coast in Australia. The competition draw is scheduled for Saturday evening and Round 1 for Sunday morning.
Other events have taken and are taking place, while the best skydiving teams in the world compete for medals, honors and their countries at the world championships. The Indoor Cloud League leaderboards for the month of September are taking shape a few days into the new month, and the two leading teams on the 14+ leaderboard, Paraclete XP and Hurricane... (more)
Did you know that Phoenix XP will have to copy the Golden Knights' way to win medals this year? posted: Sep 26th, 2018 The NSL News coverage of the USPA Nationals 2018 was not completed yet when the attention shifted to the ESL Championship 2018. The aftermath now continues with another team that will compete for the U.S. delegation at the upcoming FAI World Meet 2018.
Phoenix XP is the U.S. national team in 4-way Women. The team project was launched at the beginning of the 2017 season with the goal to qualify as the national team and compete in Australia. This goal was accomplished at the USPA Nationals 2017, where Phoenix XP finished as the best 4-way Women team in the United States.
There was another goal,... (more)
Did you know that Savage XP finished with a new Advanced Class record average and with the best Open Class ranking? posted: Sep 19th, 2018 The Advanced Class competition at the USPA Nationals 2018 had the most exciting part behind the winner, Savage XP, as the NSL News reported yesterday.
Savage XP won the USPA gold medals in this category with a 26-point winning margin and allowed no other Advanced Class team to score higher in any of the ten rounds. Only Seattle Swift (1) and Elsinore Elevate (3) managed to keep up with the winner and tie the Savage XP scores in four rounds.
The winning average of 17.4 is the highest one that has been posted in the history of USPA's Advanced Class competition. SDC Rhythm XP (2008) and SDMW... (more)
Did you know that the combined leaderboard features additional world meet battles?
Did you know that NFTO confirmed the 20+ level again in Australia?
Did you know that Team X from Sweden won two important battles?
Did you know that the Hurricane Factory outscored Paraclete XP by one point in September?
Did you know that Phoenix XP will have to copy the Golden Knights' way to win medals this year?
Did you know that Savage XP finished with a new Advanced Class record average and with the best Open Class ranking?