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News Article Did you know that Tunnel Vision continue with Laura Hampton at iFLY Colorado Springs?
posted: Nov 7th, 2025 Indoor team Tunnel Vision surprised the 4-way world in January this year. Michelle Karamon, Brenn Richards, Niklas Hemlin and Keith Conner finished with a 30.8 average at the Wind Games 2025 and were barely held off by NMP PCH HayaBusa from taking the 2nd place behind Aethers Medjay. HayaBusa won the extra round, while Tunnel Vision outscored even the Golden Knights and the rest of a strong field. The event in Spain was the beginning of an indoor project that Niklas Hemlin had in his mind after stepping back from training and competition with Arizona Airspeed. The same lineup followed up at... (more)
News Article Did you know that five Czech 4-way teams competed at the Polish Open 2025?
posted: Nov 6th, 2025 Skywalkers Most launched their 2025/2026 indoor season in Poland, just as they did last year and in November 2023. The annual Flyspot Open is scheduled for an earlier time than the first competition of the Czech Tunnel League with its monthly events during the European winter season. The first CZTL meet is coming soon, as well, on November 12th. Antonin Ondracek, Krystof Rulf, Martin Stransky and Michal Mikolasek had launched their first indoor season in the AAA Class with a 21.7 average at the Flyspot Open 2023, and the current lineup, with Filip Lukavec for Michal Mikolasek, finished with... (more)
News Article Did you know that Ranch TNT won the 4-way Women qualification?
posted: Nov 6th, 2025 The 4-way Open Class competition of the USPA Nationals 2025 included once again the qualification for the next outdoor world championship in 4-way Women, as well. The NSL News had covered the previous U.S. qualification in the same FAI/ISC category for the FAI Outdoor World Cup 2025 comprehensively. The difference between the two qualification events is the fact that countries may send up to four teams in each event to world cups, while only one national team is eligible to compete at world championships. The U.S. delegation for this year's world cup in Teuge, Netherlands, included XP Angels... (more)
News Article Did you know that Coach Niklas Hemlin had his own FS Sweep at the USPA Nationals 2025?
posted: Nov 5th, 2025 Niklas Hemlin played a major role in the formation skydiving competition events at the USPA Nationals 2025. He almost accomplished his own FS Sweep that Paraclete XP8 interrupted, as the NSL News reported yesterday. He was not competing in all four events, while he was laying the foundation with the USPA gold medals for the Golden Knights in the first and prime event, the 4-way Open Class competition. Niklas Hemlin began to work very closely with the Golden Knights after retiring from Arizona Airspeed with three FAI world championship 4-way Open Class gold medals (2012 - 2022 - 2024) in October... (more)
News Article Did you know that XP8 interfered with a GKAZ formation skydiving competition sweep?
posted: Nov 4th, 2025 Six rounds of 16-way and 10-way Speed follow the 4-way and 8-way events at USPA Nationals. The lineups are usually recruited during the first formation skydiving events, and the time after the completion of 4-way and 8-way until Round 1 of 16-way is the time that teams may have for a few training jumps. The Golden Knights had clearly taken the U.S. top spot in 4-way. Plans to join forces with Arizona Airspeed were actually made earlier this year, even though a few training jumps could only be completed after the conclusion of the 4-way competition on Monday. The GKAZ8 lineup was not a joint... (more)
News Article Did you know that Spaceland Dallas Pajama Party won the A Class sequence in September?
posted: Nov 3rd, 2025 The Indoor Cloud League has recently featured a duel between the Hurricane Factory in the Czech Republic and Kyle Hermberg's ICL team at iFLY Dallas. There are still other ICL teams who will submit data of the earlier months, as the preparations for the USPA Nationals 2025 required most of the attention of 4-way teams and competitors in the United States. Even Jan Klapka in the Czech Republic suffered lower participation in the summer months and missed a few scores. The Czech ICL team still has a sufficient lead in 2025 (1124 - 1013), even though the iFLY Dallas team had the highest total number... (more)