Did you know that the Paraclete XP Summer Classic also featured a very strong AAA Class field behind Airspeed? posted: Jun 21st, 2018 Arizona Airspeed's performance at the Paraclete XP Summer Classic 2018 did not only carry some momentum into Arizona FM's ten rounds of the World Tunnel League's June competition. It was also inspiring for the other four AAA Class teams at Skydive Paraclete in Raeford.
Ranch 2nd Generation (R2G) mastered the two slower rounds on Sunday morning better than all other AAA Class teams and finished with a 19.0 average, which is significantly higher than last year's winning average (16.4) in the AAA/Advanced Class competition of the USPA Nationals.
Savage XP translated their own 19.9 indoor average... (more)
Did you know that there is no re-jump opportunity for an incorrect sequence? posted: Jun 9th, 2018 The Open Class competition on the 14+ leaderboard of the Indoor Cloud League has become more exciting month by month, and the quality has gone up to a world class performance level.
The NSL News provided video evidence of the April competition with the story on 7 May 2018, and the top performances continued in May.
The AAA and AA sequences both could be drawn for any 4-way Open Class competition, and the monthly sequences for these two categories offer an opportunity for all teams in the highest class of 4-way competition to take on two sequences. The situation is the same for AA and A Class... (more)
Did you know that Paraclete XP allowed the Hurricane Factory to add 27 points to the 2018 lead? posted: Jun 6th, 2018 It did not take very long until the next set of Indoor Cloud League scores were ready to be posted. The latest update added the May scores and videos of the 4-way powerhouse at Paraclete XP to the 14+ leaderboard.
The Paraclete team was once again spearheaded by the U.S. national team in 4-way Women, Phoenix XP, who posted the two scores for the two 4-way Open Class sequences, the slot switcher in the AAA Class and the 5-point sequence in the AA Class.
The May competition featured another horse race between the best trained teams on the Indoor Cloud League leaderboard, HF Flying Circus, Phoenix... (more)
Did you know that Hands Free had a promising start with new outside center Daniele Smythe? posted: May 29th, 2018 The season opener of the Midwest Skydiving League had record participation last weekend at Skydive Chicago. It was the first time in the long history of the league that a total of nine teams attended the first meet of a new outdoor season.
SDC Rhythm XP's event organizers and coaches JaNette and Steve Lefkowitz and team mate Andrew Happick had teams in each of the four NSL categories, while the six teams in the AA Class helped to create the largest leaderboard of the weekend, together with five teams from the Northern Plains Skydiving League.
Four MWSL teams occupied the top positions before... (more)
Did you know that NSL-TV features April's Indoor Cloud League AAA Class top scores? posted: May 11th, 2018 Earlier updates reported that last month's Indoor Cloud League competition was closer than ever. The story on 4 May 2018 pointed out that iFLY Sacramento and iFLY Orlando tied their monthly totals with 111 points each, with iFLY SF Bay only two points behind (109) on the 12+ leaderboard.
The story on 7 May 2018 added that two more ICL teams (iFLY Seattle, iFLY Tampa) also finished with 111 points on the 14+ leaderboard and focused on the AAA Class sequence that four high-profile teams performed last month.
The iFLY Seattle team of the Northwest Skydiving League was one of the four who finished... (more)
Did you know that Arizona FM corrected the World Tunnel League meet average? posted: May 9th, 2018 Arizona FM posted the team's first scores on the April leaderboard of the World Tunnel League, as the NSL News reported on 3 May 2018. The 16.3 average, including two 0-pointers due to the lack of video evidence, did not reflect the team's real performance level, and the 20.4 average of the eight rounds with scores were closer to the truth.
It did not take too long until the same lineup was back in SkyVenture Arizona's 14-foot flying chamber for the ten May sequences. Arizona FM's scores are the first ones on the new leaderboard.
This time, there are videos for all ten sequences, while the... (more)
Did you know that the Paraclete XP Summer Classic also featured a very strong AAA Class field behind Airspeed?
Did you know that there is no re-jump opportunity for an incorrect sequence?
Did you know that Paraclete XP allowed the Hurricane Factory to add 27 points to the 2018 lead?
Did you know that Hands Free had a promising start with new outside center Daniele Smythe?
Did you know that NSL-TV features April's Indoor Cloud League AAA Class top scores?
Did you know that Arizona FM corrected the World Tunnel League meet average?