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News Article Did you know that the Netunos compete on outdoor home turf next year?
posted: Oct 31st, 2026 The Netunos 8-way team from Brazil and Canada's 8-way team added another duel to their ongoing internal competition for positions just behind the medal contenders at international FAI/ISC and other events. The NSL News reported on their previous battle at the FAI Indoor World Championship 2025 in an update on 21 May 2025. The Brazilian 8-way team had won their most recent duel at that time, at Paraclete XP in April 2025, just a few months after their previous encounter at the Paraclete XP Indoor Championship 2025. Team Canada performed at a higher level at the indoor world championship than... (more)
News Article Did you know that Funky Falcon played an important role in Eloy?
posted: Oct 30th, 2026 The 4-way Women competition at the FAI Outdoor World Championship 2026 was very similar to the 8-way event, where the teams did not challenge each other very closely. In fact, the gap between the winner, Nephtys Maubeuge from France, and the runner-up, Ranch TNT SDAZ (206 - 163), was even significantly larger than in 8-way, where the Qatar Falcons were only ten points behind Paraclete XP8 after Round 10 (196 - 186). The spread in the total scores reflected this situation even more clearly. In 8-way Open, the difference between the winner and the last-placed team among the five teams was 107... (more)
News Article Did you know that German double duties worked out very well?
posted: Oct 29th, 2026 The German formation skydiving delegation consisted of just two teams: Airbus Illertissen in 4-way Open and Operation Adler in 8-way Open. Together, however, they achieved the country's most successful performance at an outdoor world championship in its history. Operation Adler's third consecutive bronze medal in 8-way Open, combined with Airbus Illertissen's 4th-place finish in 4-way Open at the FAI Outdoor World Championship 2026, represents Germany's best results in the sport's two most traditional events since 1985. The NSL News pointed out on October 21st that three current Operation Adler... (more)
News Article Did you know that Eliana Rodriguez, Clementine Le Bohec and Jen Davidson missed Jeana Billings in new NSL Live Talk?
posted: Oct 28th, 2026 The NSL Live Talk with Clementine Le Bohec and French national coach Mathieu Bernier on October 25th already provided a wealth of information and impressions from two of the main figures behind the little miracle that the Aethers Lille delegation achieved at the FAI Outdoor World Championship 2026. Clementine Le Bohec naturally received most of the attention because of the extraordinary circumstances under which she stepped in at very short notice to replace Mathieu Quizy, who has held the tail slot for Aethers since 2022. However, Damien Gouriou, Tom Mattoni, Alban Rumolo and team videographer... (more)
News Article Did you know that Aethers and Nephtys combine for a French 4-way Sweep?
posted: Oct 27th, 2026 Nephtys Maubeuge, France’s national team in 4-way Women, won their event at the FAI Outdoor World Championship 2026 with a larger margin than any team in the other formation skydiving events. They finished 43 points ahead of runners-up Ranch TNT SDAZ. In 4-way Open, Aethers Lille claimed victory by seven points over the Golden Knights and NMP PCH Haya Busa, while Paraclete XP8 won the 8-way event by ten points over Qatar Falcons. The NSL News noted in its event previews that the 4-way Women competition was not expected to be particularly close, and all four teams ultimately finished with comfortable... (more)
News Article Did you know that Paraclete XP8 takes the 8-way Excalibur sword back to Raeford?
posted: Oct 26th, 2026 Although the 8-way competition at the FAI Outdoor World Championship 2026 once again matched the lowest number of participating teams (five) in Formation Skydiving history since 1985, the same number as previously recorded in 2010, 2022 and 2024, the competition proved more interesting than at previous events. The final standings after Round 10 were identical to those at the previous two outdoor world championships: the U.S. team claimed gold for the eighth consecutive time, the Qatar Falcons finished second, and Germany took third place. The 8-way competition used to be much closer when the... (more)