posted Jun 24th, 2014 - The Sun Path Products NSL News reported on 7 September 2013 how teams from Austria and Slovenia joined forces to hold their respective national championships. It was the second time that the Slovenian team Vesce was mentioned in a news update.

The new team appeared for the first time on the NSL leaderboard when Vesce competed at the July meet of the Czech Republic Skydiving League. Vesce then also competed later in August at the World Cup 2013 in Banja Luka.

Only the Slovenian national 4way team, Sky Dragons, had made the Sun Path Products NSL News before when the team represented Slovenia at the world meets. However, Vesce member Saso Tepina wanted more competition in his region and began making plans to join the international NSL Network on a regular basis. Last weekend, three teams from Slovenia contributed scores to the overall leaderboard for the first time.

June 21st, 2014		Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Round 5	Round 6	Total	Avg
Rank	AAA Class	P,D,O,7	18,A,F,6	15,8,13	H,C,19,3	17,N,11	2,21,B	Total	Avg
1	Vesce (SI)	8	6	5	8	5	11	43	7.2
Rank	AA Class	P,D,O,7	18,A,F	15,8	H,C,19	6,N,11	2,21	Total	Avg
1	Angry Birds (SI)	7	6	4	7	5	0	29	4.8
Rank	A Class	P,D,O	A,F,7	8,J	H,C,19	6,N	2,21	Total	Avg
1	4 Asi (SI)	7	3	4	7	5	0	26	4.3

Saso Tepina named last weekend's meet the "Golden Helmet Cup". He used an old helmet and painted it golden, which now makes for a fine trophy. It will be used for all future NSL meets in Slovenia.

He reported from Slovenia that the meet was the first 4way competition for all videographers. Boris Kos is a newly recruited camera flyer with A Class team 4 Asi, while Nejc Pandur and Uros Meglic are freeflyers who helped out the other two teams. 4 Asi also used a substitute for their own Center Outside Igor Benedik who was not available last weekend. Gregor Muhvic, a 4way competitor of 2010, is coming back after a long pause and had his first meet opportunity with the A Class team.

Nejc Pandur helped out for the Angry Birds who were missing their coach and videographer Aljaz Mavric. The Angry Birds needed another substitute on camera for the last round and had bad luck when they discovered just before the exit that the battery was dead.

Aug 21st, 2013

Rd. 1

Rd. 2

Rd. 3

Rd. 4

Rd. 5

Rd. 6

Rd. 7

Rd. 8

Rd. 9

Rd. 10

Total

Avg

Rank

AAA Class

16,3,4

19,P,11

Q,J,H,22

6,8,B

17,20,18

12,1,M

D,9,15

N,F,E,C,L

5,A,2

K,13,O,21

Total

Avg

1

Vesce (SI)

6

5

9

8

7

10

9

14

8

8

84

8.4

Aug 16th, 2013

Rd. 1

Rd. 2

Rd. 3

Rd. 4

Rd. 5

Rd. 6

Rd. 7

Rd. 8

Rd. 9

Total

Avg

Rank

AAA Class

O,4,H,3

9,17,P

L,1,G,12

7,10,21

16,E,A,15

8,2,B

18,5,Q

F,14,K,N

M,C,D,13

Total

Avg

1

Vesce (SI)

6

7

5

7

5

3

7

8

8

56

6.2

Jul 20th, 2013		Rd. 1	Rd. 2	Rd. 3	Rd. 4	Rd. 5	Rd. 6	Rd. 7	Rd. 8	Total	Avg
Rank	AAA Class	17,12,5	22,H,21	K,G,L,6	E,Q,2,13	11,14,M	B,8,18	A,15,D,9	J,7,N,O	Total	Avg
1	Vesce (SI)	3	0	6	4	4	3	3	5	28	3.5

Last but not least, Vesce needed a substitute on camera, as well, since team videographer Peter Anzur was not available. Vesce had to swallow three points deductions in each of the first two rounds, while Uros Meglic was learning the camera work. Saso Tepina said that everything else was great footage, and the new videographer liked the 4way camera challenge: "We are likely to see more of him..."

It was the first time for Vesce that the team exited the first point rather than a Meeker, as the team had done until last weekend. Saso Tepina said that it worked well and that his team is not going back. The sequence of Round 5 (17,N,11) also brought slot switchers for both pieces to the team for the first time. Vesce was mirroring similar sequences in the past. The slot switcher was hard, however, the team plans to make it work better after some more training.

The meet ended with free beer and pizza for the teams and competitors, followed by a long-lasting party.