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News Article Did you know that the teams in the A/Beginner Class started the second 4-way day?
posted: Oct 28th, 2025 The teams in the 4-way Beginner category opened up the day for the remaining three rounds in 4-way at the USPA Nationals 2025. Take-off time was at 7 am every day so far, and the AAA/Open/Advanced Class teams had a little bit more time on Monday before they had to be at the boarding area. The NSL News mentioned earlier that the Beginner Class was the only category at the USPA Nationals with new record participation. Eleven teams outscored the inaugurating event in 2021 at the same place, where ten teams attended. Only three teams were on the A/Beginner Class leaderboard last year. 2024 winner... (more)
News Article Did you know that Gary Smith provided his brief evaluation near the boarding area?
posted: Oct 27th, 2025 Online technology has allowed people to follow events from all across the planet. Scores have been posted on internet platforms for a very long time, and videos were added to the services years ago, as well. The last feature was online communication, and the NSL News started using the Zoom platform for this purpose years ago. The Zoom platform has allowed live online interviews that would be recorded and stored on the NSL server to make it available for reviews at any time. Gary Smith had already reviewed the competition videos on the InTime platform and was well prepared for NSL Live Talk. The... (more)
News Article Did you know that CSC Constellation XP explained their blueprint to 4-way success?
posted: Oct 27th, 2025 The NSL News covered parts of the CSC Constellation XP career with the update on October 24th. The story was actually related to the A/Beginner Class competition at the USPA Nationals 2025. The record participation in this 4-way category deserved the special attention. CSC Constellation XP competed at the inaugural event of the A/Beginner Class at the USPA Nationals 2021, which caught the attention of the horizontal formation skydiving community, as well. Ten teams completed the six rounds at the same place four years ago. Team founders Natalie Rodriguez and Russell Bayuk had Rhiannon Lucente... (more)
News Article Did you know that Jennifer and Matt Davidson follow the USPA 4-way competition from the outside?
posted: Oct 26th, 2025 The 4-way competition at theUSPA Nationals 2025 is taking place without Jennifer and Matt Davidson this year. Jenn Davidson is the alternate for Arizona Inertia, while Matt Davidson only participates as the alternate for the new Paraclete XP8 lineup. That's where his wife has a slot in the active lineup. However, together they only follow the 4-way action as observers and had enough time to spend on Sunday, the first day of 4-way competition, for new NSL Live Talk. The 8-way team mates and world champions of 2018 still follow the 4-way competition at Skydive Arizona carefully, where their former... (more)
News Article Did you know that Airspeed's Joey Marshall forgot something before Round 1?
posted: Oct 26th, 2025 The infamous and exciting Round 1 brought a big surprise to the 4-way Open Class competition, and it was showing once again how challenging the meet opener can be. Arizona Airspeed started with the best round on home turf and even outscored the French national team in 4-way Open by a point, after a penalty deduction for Aethers Lille. The Golden Knights became the biggest victim of the Round 1 pressure. The three top teams on the 4-way Open Class leaderboard actually all completed the same 24 points within working time, while the U.S. Army team lost three points, Aethers one point in the judging... (more)
News Article Did you know that the 4-way Open Class teams launch the USPA Nationals on Sunday morning?
posted: Oct 26th, 2025 At the end of another beautiful fall day at Skydive Arizona, teams and competitors were streaming to the place where meetings have been held for many years. It was time for the meet briefing and the competition draw after the last training day had come to an end. Registration procedures and the last adjustments had their deadline at four o'clock in the afternoon. One of the last adjustments was probably the change of the video slot for AA/Intermediate Class medal contender Relentless from Florida who had to replace their team videographer in the last minute after an injury. The adjustment was... (more)