posted Dec 31st, 2022 - It was coincidence that connected the Indoor Cloud League update on December 26th directly with the first two indoor meets of the coming year. The story of 10-year anniversary of the Indoor Cloud League pointed out that SkyVenture New Hampshire and Hurricane Factory were the first two windtunnels that joined the indoor duel between Florida and Northwest Skydiving League.

The same two windtunnels in Prague, Czech Republic, and Nashua, New Hampshire, will now be hosting the first indoor meets of the new coming year, the Hurricane Factory first on January 13th, followed by SkyVenture New Hampshire on January 21st.

It is also the 10-year anniversary for the two Indoor Cloud League teams who joined the two dueling indoor groups in Orlando and Seattle in March (SkyVenture New Hampshire) and June (Hurricane Factory) of 2013.

The two current annual indoor competitions, Czech Open and New Hampshire Tunnel Meet, had their inaugural events at similar times. Jan Klapka opened the doors for guest teams in 2016, as soon as he began running national indoor championships at the end of the indoor winter season. SkyVenture New Hampshire's Indoor Cloud League team submitted the first scores and videos two months after the first New Hampshire Tunnel Fest in January 2013.

Indoor Cloud League 2013			Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Total
Flying Chamber: 12+ Feet
1	iFLY Orlando	US	94	109	126	125	113	121	131	110	101	115	120	162	1427
2	iFLY Seattle	US	93	118	112	110	121	104	112	122	108	120	136	143	1399
3	SkyVenture New Hampshire	US	-	-	65	82	65	73	86	-	34	51	41	48	545
4	Hurricane Factory	CZ	-	-	-	-	-	31	57	57	42	48	117	130	482
5	iFLY SF Bay	US	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	58	30	57	85	126	230
5	SkyVenture Montreal	CA	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	58	30	57	85	59	230

Jeff Atherton, Colleen and Brian Touhey were organizing the Indoor Cloud League activities at Skyventure New Hampshire for three years, while the New Hampshire Tunnel Meet continued to grow in participation and popularity, with Ben Liston as meet director and driving force, until the implications of the corona virus crisis interfered.

The Indoor Cloud League teams in Florida and the Northwest enjoyed the new company on the monthly leaderboards in 2013 and welcomed the Czech 4-way teams in June the same year. By the end of 2013, six teams had completed all six sequences in four consecutive months.

The same year, Jan Klapka had organized the first national indoor championships at the Hurricane Factory, and a total of 33 teams in the four NSL categories had attended the New Hampshire Tunnel Fest in January.

The Indoor Cloud League teams from Orlando and Seattle still dominated on the monthly leaderboards and claimed all the highscores on the 2013 leaderboard. However, the Czech teams and Lori Connor's ICL group in Northern California began to generate strong teams and scoring numbers.

Indoor Cloud League 2013			AAA		AA		A		RRR		RR		R		Total
Rank	March 12+		P,17,5		P,6,7		P,C,7		P,B,C		M,P,E		M,P		Total
1	iFLY Orlando	US	27	-2	16		20	-4	21	-2	19		23	-2	126
2	iFLY Seattle	US	21		15		19		22		17		18	-1	112
3	SkyVenture New Hampshire	US	17	-2	16		15		5		7		5		65

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Indoor Cloud League March 2013: iFLY Orlando

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The dominating position of the two original Indoor Cloud League teams was over in 2014 when Jan Klapka was guiding his Czech teams to the top position on the annual leaderboard. Orlando and Seattle had to share the monthly highscores also with the new ICL team at SkyVenture Montreal.

Jan Klapka joined the Indoor Cloud League with only two teams in June 2013. His Bad Boys performed the AAA Class sequence (16), and Best of Relative added 15 points for the A Class sequence.

He was back with the Bad Boys and three other teams in July and finally submitted a full set of six scores and videos in November for the first time. A year later, the Hurricane Factory team finished in the top spot of the annual leaderboard with a total of 1567 points, 13 points ahead of Orlando (1554) and six other teams.

The 2023 events of the Czech Open and the New Hampshire Tunnel Meet are coming up in January, and both have evolved into first-class 4-way indoor competitions, which are open for any and all teams.

Indoor Cloud League 2013			AAA		AA		A		RRR		RR		R		Total
Rank	June 12+		E,Q,7,3		7,Q,14		E,Q,7		Q,E,F		M,Q,E		M,Q		Total
1	iFLY Orlando	US	25		14		15		31		25		11		121
2	iFLY Seattle	US	-		17		24		21		22		20		104
3	SkyVenture New Hampshire	US	16		15		13		10		12	-1	7		73
4	Hurricane Factory	CZ	16		-		15		-		-		-		31

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Indoor Cloud League June 2013: Orlando - Seattle - New Hampshire - Hurricane Factory

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