posted Nov 16th, 2006 - NSL-TV was hoping to upload the first Kaleidoscope Dive this afternoon. The weather system has almost passed Florida. However, the conditions are not ready yet for 100-way jumps. The Kaleidoscope Divers are still on a stand-by status, while the edge of the weather system brings more blus skies to DeLand by the minute.

In the meantime, NSL-TV offers a new round of 4-way competition. The meet videos of Arizona Divewerkz will now be added round by round. The gold medal winner in the AAA/Advanced Class competition of the USPA Nationals 2006 provided the footage of all competition rounds.

Blane Boynton kindly delivered the team's DVD in person. Arizona Divewerkz had considered the option to attend the NSL Championship at SkyQuest 2006. The plans did not materialize, and Blane Boynton signed up for the Kaleidoscope Dives of the same event at Skydive DeLand.

The timely delivery of the footage offers NSL-TV the unique opportunity to present the meet videos of all three USPA 2006 champions from here on. DeLand Groove won the AAA/Open Class competition, Arizona Divewerkz took the gold medals in the AAA/Advanced Class, and Ranch Pulse is the AA/Intermediate Class champion this year.

In addition, the competition jumps of Perris Fury can still be found at the same location. Round three was one of the three rounds where Perris Fury ended up only one single point behind DeLand Groove (22 - 21). It was surely not the best round for the new Open Class champion from DeLand.

In fact, three teams scored higher than Groove in this round. Team Fastrax and the Russian team Black Cat tied the highscore for the round with 24-pointers, and the Golden Knights posted 23 points for the sequence of round three (7-M-8). Airspeed Odyssey, Airspeed Velocity, Perris Fury and Elsinore Gravity ended up only one point behind DeLand Groove with 21-pointers.

Arizona Divewerkz posted 16 points, which placed the Advanced Class team in 12th position, tied with Synchronicity, Arizona Razor and Elsinore Select of the Open Class field in this round.

The sequence of round three could have been used once again for the AA/Intermediate Class competition. However, this category had its own separate draw in Eloy, and the sequence of round three was very different (22 - 19).

Ranch Pulse was in a similar situation as DeLand Groove in the same round. Two teams scored higher than the winner after ten rounds. Skydive Chicago's Furies posted the highscore for the round with an 11-pointer. Air Force CAD followed with 10 points. Three other teams tied Ranch Pulse's 9-pointer (Billy's Beauties, Air Force 7XY and Air Force BOS).

Enjoy the NSL-TV show with the three best teams of each competition class in Eloy.