posted Feb 16th, 2015 - The Sun Path Products NSL News summarized an impressive 2014 season for the Canadian Bisson family on 29 December 2014.

4astrophe's last lineup in 2014 had the Bisson family (father Richard, sister and brother Valerie and Yannick Bisson) with Fuzion member Marie-Eve Dallaire perform the AAA and AA Class December sequences for SkyVenture Montreal, and they tied the Bad Boys for the AA Class highscore.

The story on 9 January 2015 followed up with news related to Fuzion team mates Valerie Bisson and Marie-Eve Dallaire. They had successfully recruited a new Point for the Canadian national 4-way team in 4-way Women.

January 2015		AAA	AA	A	RRR	RR	R	Total
Rank	Teams	J,6,A,5	F,15,18	B,D,9	J,A,H	M,B,D	M,F	Total
1	Skydive Arena (CZ)	26	20	29	29	27	58	189
2	iFLY SF Bay (US)	23	14	21(-1)	19	29	31(-3)	137
3	iFLY Orlando (US)	18	14	24	27	13(-1)	35(-1)	131
4	iFLY Seattle (US)	19	17	20	17	24	23	120
5	iFLY Dallas (US)	15	17	17	15	28	21	113
6	SkyVenture Montreal (CA)	24	20	24	23	-	-	91

4astrophe has not yet found a replacement for Valerie Bisson, who might not be available for her family team any longer, as soon as the Fuzion training gets in full swing. 4astrophe came back in January for the Indoor Cloud League competition with the same lineup of earlier months last year.

Richard, Valerie and Yannick Bisson had once again Katie Woods in the lineup for the AAA and AA Class January sequences. The ICL February leaderboard had two complete sets of scores posted when SkyVenture Montreal finally finished up the January leaderboard with the missing scores.

4astrophe with Katie Woods tied the 20-pointer of the Bad Boys in the AA Class and finished two points behind the Czech national 4-way Open Class team in the AAA Class. Richard Bisson also performed the A Class and Rookie RRR Class sequences with Normand Favreau, Nicolas Galardo and Stephane Hervieux for a total of 91 points.

The winter trip that brought the Bisson family to Florida and initiated the December news update included a special occasion that the Sun Path Products NSL News has not covered yet.

Richard Bisson visited his father in South Florida with his whole family. He said that he had made a special tandem skydive with his father in September last year. His daughter Valerie Bisson was jumping with them, which made the tandem jump a 3-generation affair.

Son Yannick is still too young to jump by himself. However, he also just made his second tandem jump with father Richard. It will only be a few more years until the 3-way may turn into a 4-way family jump...