posted Jun 5th, 2015 - The Indoor Cloud League leaderboard for the month of May is complete, even though the two videos for the R and RR Class sequences still have to be linked to the SkyVenture Montreal scores.

The Canadian ICL team captured the 2nd place with the last submissions for May. SkyVenture Montreal's three lineups for the traditional four categories (AAA - AA - A - Rookie) actually outscored overall winner Hurricane Factory for the same four sequences (107 - 194), while Bad Boys and 4Astrophe tied their total (46) for the two Open Class sequences (AAA - AA). The new BEST OF THE MONTH video clip includes Bad Boys in the AAA Class and 4Astrophe in the AA Class.

The Canadian A Class lineup added another highscore to SkyVenture Montreal's ICL account for May. Last year's Evolution team mates Jean-Christophe Ouimet (Camera) and Katie Woods (Point) had Guillaume Boileau and Arnault Gardye-Filaretos in their A Class lineup. VFS 4-way member JC Ouimet has now taken Evolution's Point slot and performs for the first time on his belly on NSL-TV.

May 2015		AAA Class	AA Class	A Class	Rookie RRR	Rookie RR	Rookie R	Total
Rank	Teams	Q,14,F,18	A,18,21	A,H,7	Q,F,H	M,A,H	M,A	Total
1	Hurricane Factory (CZ)	25	21	22	36	20	9	133
2	SkyVenture Montreal (CA)	24(-1)	22	29(-2)	32(-1)	9(-1)	7	123
3	iFLY SF Bay (US)	19(-2)	17	19	32(-7)	15(-4)	19(-1)	121
4	iFLY Orlando (US)	16	12	23	28	27	13	119
5	iFLY Seattle (US)	15	12	19	30	21	17	114
6	iFLY Dallas (US)	15	9	15	19	19	26	103
7	SkyVenture New Hampshire (US)	12	14	23	-	-	-	49

Czech team Flying Circus added the RRR Class highscore (36) to the Hurricane Factory's ICL account, while iFLY Orlando's RR Class lineup (Bob Byrne, Leslie Eggenberger, Cathy Luo, Adam Money) won this category with a 27-pointer. iFLY Dallas won the R Class with player coaches Scott Levy and Karen Bilder, Alex Veguilla and Rob Parker.

It was the first time this year that the BEST OF THE MONTH video clip features only six teams. There were no ties last month, and four of the currently seven ICL teams claimed the highscores for each category. Hurricane Factory and SkyVenture Montreal each posted two highsores.

iFLY SF Bay actually completed the highest number of formations in the combined working time of 210 (6 x 35) seconds and could have been on the top of the leaderboard for the first time without the total of 14 point deductions. iFLY Seattle and SkyVenture New Hampshire ended up without a highscore for any of the six categories.

Deb Correia reported from iFLY Seattle that JOES member Djordje Mandaric put together the ICL event last month, with help from Bill Selig: "They did a great job! Feels good to know that I can leave for a bit and others will carry on, and do it so well!"

She still collected ICL points for iFLY Seattle later with two teams. Deb Correia, Jay Alspach, Kelli Alspach and Zackary Smathers scored the 19-pointer for the A Class sequence. Then she added 12 points for the AA Class sequence with Djordje Mandaric, Denis Pershakov and Charles Wesley.

The iFLY Seattle team included two first-timers in May, Daniel Larson and Dave Camden.Daniel Larsen scored 17 points for his first competition sequence in the R Class, together with Babs Selig and player coaches Dmitry Rudchenko and Helen Ursachii.

Nat Mote and Ali Criss, with coaches David Zhang and Bill Selig, posted the 21-pointer for the RR Class sequence. Randy Barbee, Nancy McFadden, Erin Wenzel and coach Jeff Smith added the 30-pointer in the RRR Class. Dave Correia, Djordje Mandaric, Denis Pershakov and Charles Wesley took on the AAA Class sequence.

The 39 scores on the May leaderboard combine for the highest participation this year.