posted Jul 25th, 2015 - The competition between teams of the Northern Plains Skydiving League and at the Texas Shootout took place in three of the four categories. It is not over yet, even though the teams in Texas have completed all six rounds at Skydive Spaceland.

All scores were uploaded round by round throughout the day, and Skydive Twin Cities could not keep up with the pace at Spaceland. NPSL Director Al BeVier said that his teams will complete the meet on Sunday.

The AA Class is the most competitive category of this league duel, where six teams from Texas and three NPSL teams share the combined leaderboard. Heart of Texas won the AA Class competition at the Texas Shootout and will not be caught by any of the teams in the Northern Plains. In fact, the all-female lineup presented themselves as one of the strongest AA Class teams in the country this year.

July 18th, 2015				Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Round 5	Round 6	Total	Avg
Rank	AA Class			11,21	4,6	K,N,13	C,B,14	9,J,D	F,15,Q	Total	Avg
1	Skydive Midwest Next	US	MWSL	8	11	11	11	16	14	71	11.8
July 25th, 2015				Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Round 5	Round 6	Total	Avg
Rank	AA Class			20,18	O,A,D,19	7,15	8,N,L	Q,M,1	H,9,F	Total	Avg
1	Heart of Texas	US	TSL	8	13	9	11	12	16	69	11.5

The Sun Path Products NSL News reported yesterday that Skydive Midwest Next is probably one of the Intermediate Class medal contenders at this year's USPA Nationals. The scores on the previous overall leaderboard included the July meet of the Midwest Skydiving League, where Next had posted an 11.8 average after six rounds.

Just a week later, Heart of Texas followed up with an 11.5 average at Spaceland.

Yesterday's story explained how the meet averages of last year's USPA medalists indicated that Skydive Midwest Next could be a medal contender this year. The same counts now for Heart of Texas who finished only a few points behind Next. This weekend's indirect competition will probably turn into a live showdown in Eloy at the end of October...