posted Jan 9th, 2019 - The NSL News has followed the progression of SDC RhEvolution XP carefully since the team was formed at the beginning of the 2018 season.

RhEvolution attended all three of the Midwest Skydiving Leaguemeets last year and was obviously well prepared for the final showdown in the AA/Intermediate Class competition of the USPA Nationals 2018. The MWSL team placed 2nd on the Intermediate Class leaderboard with 32 teams, one single point behind the winner, TSC Cadence.

RhEvolution was not eligible for USPA medals and competed officially as a guest team, while the great performance at the national championships was still recognized by USPA during the award ceremony.

The lineup had changed once during the 2018 season when Jason Krumholz joined the team and took the tail slot. Early tail Brad Wallace eventually took the camera slot at the USPA Nationals. SDC Rhythm XP members Andrew Happick and Doug Barron provided the coaching services for the team, and Andrew Happick was also on camera for RhEvolution at the May meet of the Midwest Skydiving League.

USPA Nationals 2018		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	Total	Avg
Rank	Intermediate Class	15,7	A,E,Q,M	11,9	1,22	J,P,F,8	2,20	13,O,K	B,D,6	4,G,14	21,N,19	C,L,H,18	Total	Avg
1	TSC Cadence	11	23	14	10	19	11	13	17	8	12	-	138	13.8
G	SDC Rhevolution XP	13	22	11	11	15	12	14	16	12	11	-	137	13.7
2	SDMW X	10	26	12	9	20	11	11	13	11	9	-	132	13.2
3	Hands Free	11	22	13	11	16	6	9	13	10	11	14	122	12.2
4	Cali4nia Kids	11	21	9	10	15	11	10	14	11	10	12	122	12.2
5	Platinum XP	10	20	12	9	14	9	10	15	10	10	-	119	11.9
6	The Mostly Asians	9	17	12	9	13	10	10	15	10	9	-	114	11.4
7	Carolina Ice XP	9	18	12	8	13	9	9	15	9	11	-	113	11.3
8	Spaceland Toxic	9	19	9	8	14	10	7	13	8	9	-	106	10.6
9	TSC Off Cadence	9	14	10	9	13	10	7	10	7	8	-	97	9.7

SDC Rhevolution XP at the Midwest Skydiving League May and August meets and at USPA Nationals 2018

SDC RhEvolution XP have made new plans for the 2019 season, which include another personnel change. Point Josh Reinert has to step away from 4-way training and competition this year.

Greg Oldendick is the new team member, and he will take the outside center slot that he was flying for his previous team. The change in the lineup requires a slot switcher within the new front piece.

Original outside center Chris Normandeau moves to the point position to accommodate the new team member.

Greg Oldendick will surely not hold RhEvolution back. He competed at the USPA Nationals too, and won the Advanced Class gold medals with Savage XP and the highest winning average in the history of USPA Advanced Class competition.

It makes only sense for SDC RhEvolution XP so step up now and join the Advanced Class competition this year with a reigning champion in the lineup, even if they don't have to. Team training will begin with a camp in March at Skydive Sebastian.

USPA Nationals 2018		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Total	Avg
Rank	4-way Open/Advanced Combined	J,19,K,22	P,13,A,E	H,G,Q,B,21	9,2,L	C,14,4	O,16,3	1,15,10	M,20,11	F,D,18,6	5,12,17	Total	Avg
1	Arizona Airspeed	23	29	34	28	23	24	19	24	26	25	255	25.5
2	SDC Rhythm XP	20	25	33	26	20	18	17	21	23	20	223	22.3
3	Airspeed Odyssey	20	25	28	22	18	20	17	19	20	17	206	20.6
4	Defiance	19	23	25	21	18	21	15	21	21	19	203	20.3
5	Ranch 2nd Generation	17	22	20	22	17	18	15	17	21	19	188	18.8
6	Savage XP	18	17	24	17	14	17	14	18	20	15	174	17.4
7	Spaceland Lite	15	19	24	19	16	18	12	17	17	14	171	17.1
8	Phoenix XP	17	17	21	18	13	17	12	16	16	14	161	16.1
9	Seattle Swift	16	15	18	12	13	16	12	18	15	13	148	14.8
10	Elsinore Elevate	14	17	19	17	13	14	10	14	14	15	147	14.7