posted Dec 24th, 2013 - SkyVenture Montreal is picking up the speed in the Indoor Cloud League competition. The Canadian group posted ICL scores for the first time in November and has once again scores for two categories in December, with a lot of time left for the month.

The scores are even more competitive compared to last month. SkyVenture Montreal is only two points behind the leading group of the Sportsflight Skydive Arena in Prague, Czech Republic, one point in each of the two posted categories.

The Canadian AAA Class lineup delivered an impressive 23-pointer for the slot switcher (F,P,14,17) which brings SkyVenture Montreal much closer to the Czech Bad Boyz who had outscored SkyVenture Montreal's November lineup in the AAA Class by three points (23 - 19).

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Melanie L-Guerin and Monika Wittmer were in the Canadian November lineup and now came back to post the new 23-pointer. They had a very capable coach in the lineup this time, who helped to boost the AAA Class performance. Evolution's youngest Lemay brother Benoit guided the AAA Class lineup to the top performance.

Benoit Lemay has been coaching Canada's national team in the female 4way category, Fuzion, who recently competed at the 4th Dubai International Parachuting Championship 2013, as the Sun Path Products NSL News reported on 10 December 2013.

The AAA Class lineup for the December sequence did not include any Fuzion members, however, Benoit Lemay had three female competitors by his side. The Sun Path Products NSL News had also reported earlier that there is a very strong and large group of female 4way competitors on the Canadian top level.

Melanie L-Guerin activated one of her former Backclap team mates to join her and Monika Wittmer to fly the AAA Class sequence with Benoit Lemay. Melanie L-Guerin and Jennifer Caron won Canadian gold medals in the AA Class together at this year's indoor and outdoor championships.

Canadian Formation Skydiving Judge Rodger Terio checked the video and counted the total of 23 clean points for the AAA Class lineup at SkyVenture Montreal. The total of 41 points for two categories is a promising starting point for the Canadian group.

Benoit Lemay has a lot more flying to come next year. His team Evolution plans to represent Canada in 4way Open and VFS 4way on the top level of the world. Evolution's team name will appear on many leaderboards of the 2014 season.