Did you know that iFLY Houston opened July's 14+ leaderboard with a total of 99 points? posted: Jul 19th, 2016 The first July scores for the 12-foot flying chambers of the Indoor Cloud League were posted by iFLY Orlando. iFLY Houston now followed up with the first scores for the 14+ flying chambers.
Spaceland Lite members Katrina and Devon Shows put three lineups together for their first ICL event this month. This time, Jorge Alvarez and Kara Barbee completed the team that posted the scores in the AAA and AA Class for Lite Red.
Lite Blue, with Janus Hyder and Jorge Alvarez in Katrina and Devon Shows' AAA Class lineup, had competed for iFLY Houston in June. Lite Red also performed the AAA Class sequence... (more)
Did you know that the latest Indoor Cloud League Best Of June videos feature record performances? posted: Jul 9th, 2016 The Indoor Cloud League leaderboards for the month of June are complete, and the latest NSL-TV videos feature once again the highest scores for all sequences.
The additional sequences for 14+foot wind tunnel chambers, which were introduced in May for the first time, required the separation of the leaderboards at the same time. This separation has now been completed, as well, and each chamber size finally has its own presence on SKYLEAGUE.COM.
The number of ICL teams who can perform only the sequences for 12-foot flying chambers in their home tunnels is lower compared to the teams with more... (more)
Did you know that iFLY Dallas won the 14+ competition with a 57-pointer in the R Class? posted: Jul 6th, 2016 Amanda Lampton's Indoor Cloud League team at iFLY Dallas continues to catch up on this year's leaderboard for the 14+ flying chambers. The June total of 170 points is one of the highest numbers in ICL history and took the 1st place away from the Hurricane Factory. It's the second consecutive monthly victory of the iFLY Dallas team.
Amanda Lampton said that she had the pleasure of working with two new ICL competitors, Melody Storm and Lyndsey Luther: "Melody is solely a tunnel flier and is improving quite rapidly. Lyndsey recently finished her A license and has less than an hour in the tunnel."
She... (more)
Did you know that Bill Selig completed 50 hours of tunnel time during the Indoor Cloud League June competition? posted: Jun 27th, 2016 iFLY Seattle submitted scores for the June competition of the Indoor Cloud League before teams jumped from air planes at last weekend's three meets. The new outdoor leaderboard will be posted later today.
Deb Correia reported from Seattle that she had four teams participating in the ICL June competition.
Three of the teams turned in the scores for five of the six ICL categories, and the coaches (Djordje Mandaric, Steve Platt, Dmitry Rudchenko, Bill Selig) took on the AAA Class sequence for the iFLY Seattle team.
The total of 105 points is currently the 2nd place on the 14+foot leaderboard... (more)
Did you know that two iFLY Houston teams tested the new tie-breaking rule? posted: Jun 19th, 2016 iFLY Houston is the fourth wind tunnel group that submitted scores for the new June sequences. Once again, the Indoor Cloud League team from Texas performed sequences for both flying chamber sizes and misses only a scoring number for the 12-foot AA Class sequence (F,9,21) after scoring on both leaderboards first time in May.
iFLY Houston's team joined the Indoor Cloud League at the beginning of this year and started with a group of tunnel flyers who wanted to learn more about 4-way competition. Spaceland Lite members Katrina and Devon Shows provided the guidance, and Dallas 350 member Scott... (more)
Did you know that iFLY Houston opened July's 14+ leaderboard with a total of 99 points?
Did you know that the latest Indoor Cloud League Best Of June videos feature record performances?
Did you know that iFLY Dallas won the 14+ competition with a 57-pointer in the R Class?
Did you know that Bill Selig completed 50 hours of tunnel time during the Indoor Cloud League June competition?
Did you know that two iFLY Houston teams tested the new tie-breaking rule?