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News Article Did you know that three more national teams are currently in 4-way action?
posted: Sep 5th, 2026 Belgium and the Netherlands are once again combining their national outdoor championships. This year, the event is hosted by Skydive Flanders in Schaffen, Belgium. The joint championship was established in 2023, when the two countries' federations agreed to share the logistics and work together. The joint venture resembles the annual ESL Championship (European Skydiving League), which has been open to teams from across Europe since it was created in 2003. Teams from Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and Austria attended the first ESL Championship, as the NSL News reported on 16 February 2004. The... (more)
News Article Did you know that Austria and Denmark have been in 4-way Open Class synch since 2012?
posted: Sep 4th, 2026 Two more countries held their national outdoor championships during the busiest time of the year for skydiving in Europe: Denmark and Austria. Ten Danish 4-way teams were able to complete only two rounds, while three teams had better weather conditions in Austria. The NSL News reported on May 25th that former national team Sequenz would not continue with 4-way outdoor competition, and that Hey Halla would represent Denmark at FAI/ISC events in the near future. However, Hey Halla already knew at the time that they had no plans to compete at the FAI Outdoor World Championship 2026. Sequenz were... (more)
News Article Did you know that Grounded Eagles are behind Qatar Falcons in Germany?
posted: Sep 3rd, 2026 Airbus 4-way Illertissen finished with an 18.6 average at the German Outdoor Nationals, almost one full average point higher than the 17.8 they scored at the Paranodon Cup 2026 in June with their previous lineup. It was a technically challenging competition draw in Gera, with 21 of the 22 blocks and only twelve of the 16 random formations. Even higher scores can probably be expected from Airbus at the FAI Outdoor World Championship next month in Eloy. The 8-way competition is next in Germany, while NMP PCH HayaBusa are back in 4-way action at their national outdoor championship, which is once... (more)
News Article Did you know that the Airbus rear piece of 2021–2024 is back together?
posted: Sep 1st, 2026 Germany's 4-way teams follow up on the British Outdoor Nationals last weekend, and participation almost matches last year's event, with 21 teams competing in three 4-way competition classes (AA – AA – A), compared to 22 teams across all four categories last year. The British outdoor championship featured an even higher number of teams across its four competition classes this year (28 – 24). The two national outdoor championships taking place in very short succession allow for another evaluation of the run-up to the FAI Outdoor World Championship 2026. The national 4-way Open Class teams... (more)
News Article Did you know that SOAR's Julia Swallow has reasons to celebrate today?
posted: Aug 31st, 2026 Today (August 31st) is a very special day for Julia Swallow, not only because it is her birthday. She also made her first jump on this very same last day of August in 1991, making it an especially memorable birthday gift. It is also a coincidence that her NSL Profile is being published on an August 31st, exactly 35 years later. The above is the opening paragraph of a brand-new NSL Profile of Julia Swallow, a current member of British national 4-way Open Class team SOAR, freshly awarded British outdoor championship gold medals. Julia "Jules" Swallow will also attend her next FAI Outdoor World... (more)
News Article Did you know that SDC QuadRhivium won the Midwest duel with CSC Constellation for the first time?
posted: Aug 30th, 2026 The second meet of the Midwest Skydiving League 2026 featured an interesting duel between two teams from different skydiving centers in the region: SDC QuadRhivium from Skydive Chicago and CSC Constellation XP from the Chicagoland Skydiving Center. Both teams have known each other well since 2023, when they met for the first time on a 4-way leaderboard. It was the first year for SDC QuadRhivium, while CSC Constellation were already in their third year of competition. The first Constellation lineup in 2021—Natalie Rodriguez, Russell Bayuk, Rhiannon Lucente, and Brad Strock—attended their... (more)