posted Jan 6th, 2016 - The last videos and scores of the Indoor Cloud League December competition came from iFLY Dallas, where Amanda Lampton's ICL team was trying to defend the 3-point lead (1199 - 1196) over iFLY Seattle after the completion of the November leaderboard, as the Sun Path Products NSL News reported on January 2nd.

Player coaches Amanda Lampton, Amy Haass, Lucas King and Scott Levy were assisted by Genifer Oliver and Dave Eisele to guide seven different lineups through four of the six December sequences. Dallas 350 member Scott Levy and both assistant coaches, plus Kyle Hermberg, then took on the AA Class sequence and tied the 14-pointer posted by iFLY Seattle.

Both Dallas 350 members (Scott Levy, Lucas King) then had Amanda Lampton and Genifer Oliver in the lineup for the AAA Class sequence and matched Deb Correia's 16-pointer from iFLY Seattle, as well.

Indoor Cloud League 2015		Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Total
1	Hurricane Factory (CZ)	189	127	148	149	133	131	112	124	117	77	122	138	1567
2	iFLY Orlando (US)	131	146	121	130	119	126	123	109	112	126	123	138	1504
3	iFLY SF Bay (US)	137	122	110	122	121	115	120	104	97	136	120	123	1427
4	iFLY Seattle (US)	120	108	117	112	114	107	127	112	67	107	105	112	1308
5	iFLY Dallas (US)	113	112	96	106	103	116	127	138	112	100	76	106	1305
6	SkyVenture Montreal (CA)	91	84	83	103	123	138	116	90	93	108	115	128	1272
7	SkyVenture New Hampshire (US)	0	0	0	51	49	0	49	0	0	0	0	49	198
8	Indoor Skydive Roosendaal (NL)	0	0	0	0	0	0	26	37	0	62	12	0	137

Two iFLY Dallas lineups (Amanda Lampton, Vanessa Meyer, Blake Bellman, John Cotney - Lucas King, Donaldo Grajeda, Michael Erickson, Lauren Gilbert) ended up with 18-pointers for the A Class sequence, where iFLY Seattle won the first point in the final battle for the 4th place.

iFLY Seattle won three more points in the RRR Class (22 - 19) and five in the RR Class (26 - 21) before Amy Haass and Scott Levy, with Rob Parker and Alex Veguilla in the lineup, reduced the 9-point deficit to six points (18 - 15) with the results for the R Class sequence.

However, the remaining difference of six point to the December advantage of iFLY Seattle turned the 3-point iFLY Dallas lead into a 3-point deficit, and iFLY Seattle took the 4th place in the 2015 rankings from iFLY Dallas in the last minute (1308 - 1305). It was the closest finish in the short history of the Indoor Cloud League.

December 2015		AAA	AA	A	RRR	RR	R	Total
Rank	Teams	J,14,A,3	H,14,18	J,A,9	Q,P,O	M,J,A	M,H	Total
1	Hurricane Factory (CZ)	20	19	28	19	24	28	138
1	iFLY Orlando (US)	17	14	21(-1)	30	27	29(-2)	138
3	SkyVenture Montreal (CA)	20(-1)	22	29	30(-1)	12	15	128
4	iFLY SF Bay (US)	16	13(-1)	20(-1)	20(-3)	26	28	123
5	iFLY Seattle (US)	16(-1)	14	19	22	26(-2)	15	112
6	iFLY Dallas (US)	16	14	18	19	21	18	106
7	SkyVenture New Hampshire (US)	12	14	23	-	-	-	49

The top scores in December were posted by the Hurricane Factory (AAA), SkyVenture Montreal (AAA - AA - A - RRR) and iFLY Orlando (RRR - RR - R). The Czech Bad Boys were able to tie 4Astrophe's 20-pointer for the AAA Class sequence (J,14,A,3) and could not keep up with the Canadian lineup in the AA Class (19 - 22).

This AAA/AA duel was almost completely between international competitors. The Bad Boys are the current national 4-way team for the Czech Republic, while three 4Astrophe members have competed for Canada. Katie Woods is still the reigning 4-way bronze medalist of the FAI World Championship of Formation Skydiving 2014. Valerie Bisson is a current member of the Canadian national team in 4-way Women, Parachute Montreal Fuzion, and her father Richard Bisson was in Canada's national teams long ago. Only the youngest member of the Bisson family, 15-year old Yannick, has not represented Canada yet. He has competed with 4Astrophe internationally years ago at the World Challenge.

Jan Klapka's Sportflight team at the Hurricane Factory finishes once again on the top of the annual Indoor Cloud League leaderboard, and the first sequences for the 2016 competition are posted.