posted Oct 9th, 2017 - The recent comeback of Florida's Indoor Cloud League team at iFLY Orlando will naturally add more excitement to the 12+ leaderboard, as well.

The latest scores and videos from Orlando will not affect the September leaderboard, as they were posted for the October sequences. However, the other ICL teams on the 12+ leaderboard soon have additional opportunities to measure their own performances with others, beginning this month.

Northern California's league director and ICL organizer Lori Connor said that she welcomes Florida back and can't wait to compare her group's scores once again directly with Florida's 12+ teams in Orlando, as it was until the beginning of the year.

She held her NCSL Tunnel Kicker events at iFLY Sacramento earlier last month and had five teams posting the scores in all six Indoor Cloud League categories. Two of the teams took on the sequences in their respective categories at two different events, the first one on September 13 and then again at the NCSL Tunnel Kicker on September 21.

Indoor Cloud League 2017			Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Total
Flying Chamber: 12+ Feet
1	iFLY Sacramento	US	139	120	86	102	130	126	134	112	142	-	-	-	1091
2	iFLY SF Bay	US	154	107	119	89	110	106	112	101	103	-	-	-	1001
3	iFLY Tampa	US	-	-	-	89	110	118	119	102	112	-	-	-	650
4	SkyVenture Montreal	CA	69	86	98	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	253
5	iFLY Orlando	US	114	74	-	-	-	28	-	-	-	-	-	-	216
6	Harpia	BR	-	-	-	-	-	-	17	33	26	-	-	-	76
7	iFLY Gold Coast	AU	-	-	34	31	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	65

Lori Connor's own team, the DeLoreans, (Lori Connor, Matt Stephens, Jason Russell, Steven Walker) posted the 22-pointer for the AAA Class sequence, after one point deduction. The DeLoreans had attended their first AAA Class competition at the September meet of the World Tunnel League at iFLY Sacramento.

The WTL September 10-round draw included the same ICL sequence in Round 1, and the six rounds at iFLY Sacramento brought two more slot switching sequences to the DeLoreans in their first AAA Class competition. During the practice for the WTL meet, the DeLoreans scored a 19-pointer for Round 1 (E,9,C,5) and then posted only a 16-pointer after a 2-point deduction during the later competition.

Err Speed (John Verley, Lisa Larkin, Ron Ashcraft, Calli Waltrip) also attended both the WTL meet and the NCSL Tunnel Kicker, and their 21-pointer at the WTL meet ended up being Sacramento's ICL September highscore in the A Class. Later at the NCSL Tunnel Kicker, Err Speed and another ICL lineup (Monty Stephens, Nick Armstrong, Russell Hebert, Steven Walker) both ended up with 20-pointers.

The DeLoreans started the ICL AAA Class sequence for September with a 16-pointer at the WTL meet and eventually improved the score to 22 points.

iFLY Sacramento - September 12+	AAA	AA	A	RRR	RR	R	Total
Teams	E,9,C,5	E,9,11	E,C,9	K,H,P	M,E,C	M,E	Total
Lori Connor, Matt Stephens, Jason Russell, Steven Walker	19	-	-	-	-	-	-
John Verley, Lisa Larkin, Calli Waltrip, Ron Ashcraft	-	-	21	-	-	-	21
September 13	-	-	21	-	-	-	21
Lori Connor, Matt Stephens, Jason Russell, Steven Walker	22(-1)	19	-	-	-	-	41
Nick Armstrong, Monty Stephens, Russ Hebert, Steven Walker	-	-	20	20	-	-	20
John Verley, Lisa Larkin, Calli Waltrip, Ron Ashcraft	-	-	20	-	-	-	-
Casey Simons, Karel Davis, Matt Stephens, Lori Connor	-	-	-	-	23	37	60
Scott Rainey, Reed Lawson, Sona Santos-Linsenbach, Jason Russell	-	-	-	-	18	-	-
September 21	22	19	-	20	23	37	121
iFLY Sacramento's Best of September	22	19	21	20	23	37	142

Even though two teams competed at the NCSL Tunnel Kicker in the RRR Class, only one team had video footage available due to a malfunction that interfered with the later half of their rotations.

Nick Armstrong, Monty Stephens, Russ Hebert and player coach Steven Walker stepped in and still took good care of the RRR Class sequence with a 20-pointer.

The same lineup had also scored 20 points for the A Class sequence, which was one point short of iFLY Sacramento's September highscore in this category.

Coaches and DeLoreans team mates Matt Stephens and Lori Connor performed the two remaining Rookie Class sequences (RR - R) with Casey Simons and Karel Davis and added a total of 60 points to the September account. It was the second NCSL Tunnel Kicker that newcomer Casey Simons attended with the Sacramento team, after posting a 33-pointer for the July sequence in the R Class.

Casey Simons is now done with this category, while Karel Davis is still eligible for all Rookie Class sequences. The Orlando scores for October are posted on the 12+ leaderboard, and iFLY Sacramento will probably follow up very soon...