Did you know that Pete Allum updates his NSL Profile story in a new NSL Live Talk conversation? posted: Dec 3rd, 2025 British skydiving legend Pete Allum recently visited Skydive DeLand in Florida, where he spent many years of his skydiving career. His visit reminded the NSL News team that his NSL Profile was overdue for an update. The previous update had been published in November 2013, more than a decade after the original profile in 2002.
The earlier years of his career were well covered in the original story, including the intense 4-way rivalry between Sebastian XL and the DeLand Norgies, which spanned from 1995 to 2003. Much of that competition took place in Florida and played a major role in the creation... (more)
Did you know that NMP PCH HayaBusa members Neal Willems and Ray Lodens needed an extra round to break their tie? posted: Dec 2nd, 2025 The annual ISR Grand Prix in Roosendaal, Netherlands, attracted 32 teams across the four NSL categories this year, matching last year’s participation exactly—even though some BENELUX teams (Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg) did not travel to Roosendaal.
NMP PCH HayaBusa (BE), Out Of The Blue (NL), and Ayro (BE) had previously competed at the FAI Outdoor World Cup 2025 in Teuge, Netherlands, in August and did not register for the 8-round indoor competition. However, members of these teams joined other 4-way lineups for the event.
Neal Willems and Ray Lodens of NMP PCH HayaBusa, fresh from... (more)
Did you know that the Indoor Cloud League builds toward an exciting year-end battle? posted: Dec 1st, 2025 The NSL News reported on November 3rd that Texas team Spaceland Dallas Pajama Party won the A Class sequence of the Indoor Cloud League in September. Their 18-point performance, after a one-point deduction, contributed to an intriguing situation on the 2025 leaderboard.
The ICL team at the Hurricane Factory in Prague, Czech Republic—annual winner of the Indoor Cloud League from 2014 to 2020 and again in 2023 and 2024—is facing strong opposition this year. In fact, only Kyle Hermberg’s team at iFLY Dallas has managed to outscore the Czech 4-way lineups since the Hurricane Factory joined... (more)
Did you know that Black Hole Dynos aim for the 30-average level? posted: Nov 30th, 2025 The relatively low indoor meet average posted by Aethers Remix, along with their loss to Dynos in the decisive Rounds 9 and 10 at the ultimate Weembinamic 2025 showdown, required additional context — which French national coach Mathieu Bernier provided for this NSL News update.
Aethers Remix finished the ten rounds with a 30.1 average, noticeably below their earlier indoor performances this year, including a 34.1 average at the Wind Games in January and 32.9 at the FAI Indoor World Championship 2025 in April. The same lineup — Damien Gouriou, Tom Mattoni, Mathieu Quizy, and Alban Rumolo... (more)
Did you know that NMP PCH HayaBusa now switch to indoor training and competition? posted: Nov 28th, 2025 The NSL News published the leaderboard of the CISM World Championship after Round 2 on November 17th. A follow-up story on November 19th included NSL Live Talk with NMP PCH HayaBusa members Dennis Praet and Neal Willems. Two additional rounds were completed, and the updated scores were featured again on November 24th.
Round 5 ultimately became the final 4-way round of the competition, as windy weather kept teams grounded for most of the meet. During new NSL Live Talk on Friday, Dennis Praet noted that some teams had also started Round 6, but it could not be finished. As a result, the scores... (more)
Did you know that Julien Degen competed with six different AAA Class teams at the Weembinamic? posted: Nov 27th, 2025 The situation in 4-way at the Weembinamic 2025 was very similar to the 8-way competition: the strongest overall team across ten rounds did not win. In 8-way, D'Arc8 trailed Nova by seven points on the traditional leaderboard after Round 10, and in 4-way the difference between Aethers Remix and Dynos was nine points.
The French national team in 4-way Open once again delivered the cleanest performance among the top contenders, finishing with just four point deductions. However, two of those deductions came at the worst possible moment—during the final round, which effectively turned into a jump-off.... (more)
Did you know that Pete Allum updates his NSL Profile story in a new NSL Live Talk conversation?
Did you know that NMP PCH HayaBusa members Neal Willems and Ray Lodens needed an extra round to break their tie?
Did you know that the Indoor Cloud League builds toward an exciting year-end battle?
Did you know that Black Hole Dynos aim for the 30-average level?
Did you know that NMP PCH HayaBusa now switch to indoor training and competition?
Did you know that Julien Degen competed with six different AAA Class teams at the Weembinamic?