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Scores for Indoor Cloud League 12+ Chamber Meet on Oct 1st, 2015

Oct 1st, 2015 IFS4X6				AAA		AA		A	RRR	RR		R		Total
Rank	October			Q,9,C,5		E,21,7		Q,C,7	L,F,K	M,Q,C		M,E		Total
1	iFLY SF Bay	US	T12	23	-1	19	-1	16	20	29	-1	29	-1	136
2	iFLY Orlando	US	T12	24		19		17	25	26		15		126
3	SkyVenture Montreal	CA	T12	29		26		20	33	-		-		108
4	iFLY Seattle	US	T12	17		15		15	17	20		23		107
5	iFLY Dallas	US	T12	-		17		17	19	22		25		100
6	Hurricane Factory	CZ	T12	26		27		24	-	-		-		77
7	Indoor Skydive Roosendaal	NL	T12	30		24		8	-	-		-		62

News Associated With This Event

Did you know that iFLY SF Bay won the Indoor Cloud League October competition?
posted: Nov 5th, 2015 The final results of the Indoor Cloud LeagueOctober competition brought the wind tunnel teams closer together, as the 2015 leaderboard is showing. Jan Klapka's Sportflight team at the Hurricane Factory... (more)

Did you know that the Indoor Cloud League features a world class AAA/AA battle in October?
posted: Oct 31st, 2015 Things have changed on the Indoor Cloud League leaderboard for October while the USPA Nationals 2015 caught most of the Sun Path Products NSL News attention. iFLY Orlando had the only scores and videos... (more)

Did you know that iFLY Orlando added 23 points to the Indoor Cloud League October account?
posted: Oct 24th, 2015 The 1st FAI World Indoor Skydiving Championships was a quick and short affair. The ten rounds in all traditional 4-way events were completed in less than two days. The Indoor Cloud League competitors... (more)

Did you know that iFLY Orlando launched the Indoor Cloud League October competition with 103 points?
posted: Oct 14th, 2015 The first scores and videos of the Indoor Cloud League October competition are coming once again from iFLY Orlando, where five different teams came together last Thursday to perform the six new sequences. Several... (more)

Did you know that the Indoor Cloud League project has a promising start?
posted: Oct 7th, 2015 It's been a good year so far. I just read the August edition of Blue Skies Mag again, where I was quite excited about 4-way development, especially in the Rookie Class. It made me think even more of what's... (more)