posted May 1st, 2013 - The month of April was the second time that three groups from three different league areas tried to outscore each other with the six different sequences for the six competition classes of the Indoor Cloud League.

Teams, competitors and flyers from the Florida Skydiving League at iFLY Orlando began a duel with the Northwest Skydiving League at iFLY Seattle last year until SkyVenture New Hampshire accommodated a group in New England and joined the indoor league in March 2013. The scores and videos for April are posted, and Florida won for the third time this year.

Yvonne Saa, Ari Perelman, Gilles Dutrisac, Kurt Gaebel (AAA), Yvonne Saa, Emily Zastrow, Ari Perelman, Drew Zastrow (AA), Gilles Dutrisac, Joel Kmetz, Martin McKerrell, James Hall (A), Mikaela Fernandez, Noelle Mason, Robert Harris, Ari Perelman (Rookie AAA), Santiago Rosell, Craig Sagalow, Glen Hauenstein, Gilles Dutrisac (Rookie AA), John Stares, Frank Arenas, Gilles Dutrisac, Kurt Gaebel (Rookie A) collected the 125 points for Florida, which is only one point short of this year's highest total of 126 points in March.

April 2013		AAA Class	AA Class	A Class	Rookie AAA	Rookie AA	Rookie A	Total
Rank	Teams	B,9,16	H,K,21	H,6	H,K,N	M,H,B	M,H	Total
1	FSL/iFLY Orlando	23	23	18	18	25	18	125
2	NWSL/iFLY Seattle	19	19	15	16	22	19	110
3	SkyVenture New Hampshire	18	16	14	14	9	11	82

The Northwest group, with Wilson Ma, Cristian Trefault, David Correia, Deb Correia (Rookie A), Bill Selig, Jonathan Clark, Carolyn Chow, Dave Correia (Rookie AAA and AA), Kelli Alspach, Jay Alspach, Andrey Marenich, Deb Correia (A), Carolyn Chow, Dave Correia, Deb Correia and David Zhang (AAA and AA) competing this month, almost copied the total score of April, as well, and missed it by only two points.

The Rookie A Class lineup, with Wilson Ma, Cristian Trefault, guided by player coaches David and Deb Correia, was the only Northwest team scoring higher than the Florida groups.

The New England group scored significantly higher at SkyVenture New Hampshire than in March. Organizers Brian Touhey and Jeff Atherton had a new lineup with Chris Civie and Beth Lahr York who covered both the AAA and the AA Class sequences. Eli Bolotin was new in the A and Rookie AAA Class lineups. Andrew Stone and Dick Tucker joined the New England team for the first time in the Rookie AA and Rookie A categories.

New England had the biggest improvements in two of the three Rookie Class categories. James Yates, Trevor Donarski, Eli Bolotin and player coach Brian Touhey brought the Rookie AAA Class score from 5 in March to 14 in April. Erin Pena, Dick Tucker, Andrew Stone, again with coach Brian Touhey lifted the Rookie A Class score from 5 in March to 11 points in April.

The new sequences for the month of May have been posted, and they bring the first 6-point sequence of the year to the AAA Class flyers. iFLY Orlando is now trying to help the Florida group and all flyers with additional support. A special "Weekly Membership" program offers flying time for a largely discounted rate.

iFLY Orlando has been supporting the recruiting program of the Florida Skydiving League with complimentary tunnel time ever since the program was launched in August 2011. The mission was to increase participation in the FSL indoor and outdoor activities, which turned out be become a big success story only in Florida first. Deb Correia joined the fun project at iFLY Seattle in July 2012, and both groups have battled it out month by month ever since and until New England became the next player at SkyVenture New Hampshire. The draw for the month of May is now posted, and other groups from around the globe are welcome to join at any time.