posted Apr 9th, 2013 - The virtual indoor competition for the month of March has been completed, the scores and videos have been posted.

It was the first time that it was not only a showdown between teams, competitors and flyers of the Florida and the Northwest Skydiving League. The NSL News had reported on 24 March 2013 that Brian Touhey was heading a new group from New England who joined the Cloud Indoor League for the monthly competition.

In fact, the New England group, who is flying at SkyVenture New Hampshire, was the first one posting scores and videos of the March sequences. Northwest and Florida had agreed earlier on an extension of the deadline. However, all videos and scores are now available, and the Florida Skydiving League won the March competition with the highest total number of points this year.

FSL iFLY Orlando AA	NESL SV New Hampshire AA

The Northwest Skydiving League group from iFLY Seattle was the last one coming in with the scoring information. NWSL Director Deb Correia held two events last month, one on March 20th and the other one on March 25th.

She said that iFLY Seattle supported the event for the first time with 60 minutes of free tunnel time for the participants. It was a rewarding surprise for the NWSL group who have put in months of work for the duel with Florida. Deb Correia rewarded her participants who have faithfully participated by holding invitation-only events this month. The NWSL Cloud Indoor League events are usually open to anyone who wishes to participate.

Brittany Crolley, Jay Alspach, Denis Pershakov, Kelli Alspach, Steve Platt, Erin Wenzel, Laura Brown, Bill Selig, Wilson Ma, Dmitry Rudchenko, Scott Callantine, Martin Fox, Cristian Trefault, and Jonathan Clark were the participants in March. Deb Correia, Dave Correia, Carolyn Chow and David Zhang were the player coaches for all lineups.

March 2013		AAA Class	AA Class	A Class	Rookie AAA	Rookie AA	Rookie A	Total
Rank	Teams	P,17,5	P,6,7	P,C,7	P,B,C	M,P,E	M,P	Total
1	FSL/iFLY Orlando	27(-2)	16	20(-4)	21(-2)	19	23(-2)	126
2	NWSL/iFLY Seattle	21	15	19	22	17	18(-1)	112
3	SkyVenture New Hampshire	17(-2)	16	15	5	7	5	65

NWSL team Sinner-G, who competed at the NSL Championship last year, submitted scores for two of the sequences. The 15-pointer for the AA Class sequence ended up on the final leaderboard for March.

iFLY Seattle also held another tunnel competition earlier. NWSL team Diamond Monkey Vengeance, with Deb Correia, David Zhang, Carolyn Chow and Michael Biederman, used their training sessions for the competition to fly the AAA Class sequence dive and posted a 21-pointer, which took the 2nd place in this category.

The new group from SkyVenture New Hampshire tied the highscore for the AA Class sequence, which is a great success for the first month of participation. The new sequences for the month of April are posted, and additional groups can join at any time.