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News Article Did you know that teams from the southern parts of America celebrated together in Eloy?
posted: Nov 10th, 2022 The American continent, south of Canada and the United States, has not had very consistent presence in 4-way Open at FAI World Championships of Formation Skydiving since 1985. Nine of the 20 world meets in this time period took place without any teams from this part of the world. Teams from eight different countries (Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Venezuela, Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay) competed randomly at the other 11 world meets. Brazil was represented more than all other countries of the same region and attended nine events. Argentina was in 2nd place with three visits at world meets,... (more)
News Article Did you know that Germany won FAI 8-way medals first time in 1977?
posted: Nov 9th, 2022 The NSL News covered the obstacle course of the British 8-way team in the run-up to the FAI Outdoor World Meet 2022 on November 4th. The situation of the French national team in 8-way Open, Mojo Annecy-Clermont, was the topic of the preview on June 10th. The British and French 8-way teams both were expected to compete for the FAI bronze medals at Skydive Arizona, together with Germany's Airbus 8-way lineup. Mojo was sanctioned late by the French federation and was not expected to win medals or perform on a similar level as the French national 8-way teams in the past. It was an unexpected... (more)
News Article Did you know that Paraclete XP's Indoor Cloud League team had new record participation in October?
posted: Nov 8th, 2022 Paraclete XP's Indoor Cloud League event in June generated the largest participation so far. Eight different lineups had competed for the six highest scores for the June sequences. However, two of the eight lineups were teams in training for the USPA Nationals at that time, XPG4 and Air Raid XP. The four XPG4 player-coaches (Jeana Billings, Michelle Karamon, Brenn Richards, Anna Brunner) then joined forces with the other 18 participants for the additional six lineups. The most recent Indoor Cloud League event at Paraclete XP exceeded the previous record participation in June. This time, only... (more)
News Article Did you know that the combined Top 10 leaderboard is most colorful?
posted: Nov 7th, 2022 The highlighted part of the 4-way Open Class leaderboard at the FAI Outdoor World Meet 2022 and the highscores for the rounds are showing clearly how competitive is was for the top spot behind the FAI medal contenders. The NSL Power Rankings in the most recent previews before Round 1 of the competition were expecting exactly the same four teams in the race for the 5th place who ended up battling for the highest Top 10 position behind the best full-time teams in the world, Chimera (Great Britain), Echochamber (Sweden), Papea (Spain), Airbus (Germany). The German national team in 4-way Open... (more)
News Article Did you know that the ICL Midwest team had an interesting lineup in October?
posted: Nov 5th, 2022 Things are in motion in the Midwest Skydiving League region. SDC Rhythm XP members Keith Conner and Chris Webb recently announced the MWSL 2023 schedule, which will once again include 4-way meets at the three major 4-way locations in the Midwest. Skydive Midwest is one of the MWSL hosts, and SDMW NEXT has been one of the rising 4-way team projects in the United States. NEXT team members also launched the ICL Midwest team for the Indoor Cloud League and have become one of the strong players generating new 4-way participants regularly. Lauren Byrd has been managing and player-coaching the Indoor... (more)
News Article Did you know that MicroClim8 ran an obstacle course in 2022?
posted: Nov 4th, 2022 The 8-way previews of the FAI Outdoor World Meet 2022 indicated clearly that the gold and silver medals would be set in stone before the competition even began. There was neither serious opposition expected for Paraclete XP8 nor for Qatar Falcons in their top spots of the 8-way leaderboard. XP8 eventually finished 41 points ahead of Falcons, who themselves created a 31-point distance to the team in 3rd place. However, the NSL Power Rankings expected a battle for the bronze medals in 8-way between Great Britain (MicroClim8), Germany (Airbus) and France (Mojo). It turned out to be a competition... (more)