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Did You Know...

... that iFLY Orlando starts into the Indoor Cloud League February competition with a 3rd place?

Florida's Indoor Cloud League team at iFLY Orlando
posted Feb 19th, 2016 - The Indoor Cloud League teams and competitors of the Florida Skydiving League used to be the first ones posting scores and videos for iFLY Orlando on the monthly leaderboards.

However, the growing participation, with a new record number for January 2016, has changed this situation.

Three other ICL teams have been on the February leaderboard before the FSL team added scores and videos for the six categories after last night's event at iFLY Orlando.

It is also unusual for the FSL team to be placed not even near the top of the leaderboard. The Czech Sportflight team at the Hurricane Factory in Prague would be no surprise ahead of iFLY Orlando, although Jan Klapka's group has not even posted any February data yet. The two teams on the top of the current ICL leaderboard are from iFLY SF Bay and iFLY Houston.

February 2016AAAAAARRRRRRTotal
RankTeamsE,14,O,16P,21,14E,O,6J,N,LM,E,OM,PTotal
1iFLY SF Bay (US)18141521(-1)2826122
2iFLY Houston (US)1716(-1)1514181898
3iFLY Orlando (US)20171612(-1)171496
4SkyVenture New Hampshire (US)161316---45
Slot switchers: Sebastian Jimenez - James Hall (middle)
The AAA/AA Class lineup (Hal Spence, Sebastian Jimenez, James Hall, Kurt Gaebel) was able to outscore the three other ICL teams in these two categories, and the A Class lineup (Hal Spence, Cathy Luo, Jimmy Xu, Leigh Estabrook) tied the February highscore. This was still not enough for more than the 3rd place at the moment.

Sebastian Jimenez and James Hall switched their slots at numerous previous events for the first time last night.

James Hall was the Tail for DeLand Momentum last year and moves to Point with his new 2016 lineup (Gilles Dutrisac, Andrea Greening, Trevor Cedar).

Sebastian Jimenez volunteered his former Point slot and moved to Tail for the first time.

This different kind of slot switcher did not interfere much with the performance level at all, as the current highscores indicate.

iFLY Orlando - February 2016AAAAAARRRRRRTotal
TeamsE,14,O,16P,21,14E,O,6J,N,LM,E,OM,PTotal
Kurt Gaebel, Hal Spence, Sebastian Jimenez, James Hall2017----37
Hal Spence, Cathy Luo, Jimmy Xu, Leigh Estabrook-1416---16
Bob Byrne, Lee Perera, Amer Kassas, Bob Palatka---12(-1)15-12
Kurt Gaebel, James Kirt, Cynthia Stroup, Ed Stroup----171431
iFLY Orlando's Best of February20171612(-1)171496
DeLand Momentum team mates: Leigh Estabrook - Hal Spence (middle)
Hal Spence, who also performed the AAA/AA Class sequences,challenged his own 17-pointer in the AA Class together with one of his new DeLand Momentum team mates, Leigh Estabrook. Jimmy Xu, who will train and compete with player coach Sally Hathaway, Erica Gorski and Rebecca Maureen Ugo this year, and Cathy Luo tried the same AA Class sequence.

This lineup could not improve the AA Class score; however, they posted the 16-pointer for the A Class sequence, which tied the February highscore in this category.

There was also internal Florida competition in the RR Class. James Kirt, Cynthia Stroup, Ed Stroup and Kurt Gaebel were able to outscore (17 - 15) Bob Byrne's lineup with team members of the ZeuS 4-way project at Skydive City, and they added the 14-pointer for the R Class sequence.

Bob Byrne, Lee Perera, Amer Kassas and Bob Palatka put a 12-pointer for the RRR Class sequence on the February leaderboard.

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