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News Article Did you know that Christy Frikken's NSL Profile needed a new update?
posted: Aug 7th, 2023 The NSL Profiles were created beginning in 2001, and they reflected different generations of Formation Skydiving competitors. Christy Frikken was a part of the second generation, and her career story was posted when she was awarded with the "Skydiver of the Year" title that the Skydiving Magazine had created even longer ago. Skydiving Magazine's co-owner Sue Clifton had decided in 2015 to donate the remaining Skydiver of the Year trophies to the National Skydiving League, after her partner Mike Truffer died in a skydiving accident in 2013. She did not have any requirements for the future use... (more)
News Article Did you know that SCSL team Phoenix Pheathers have plans for the USPA Nationals 2023?
posted: Jul 14th, 2023 The Southern California Skydiving League (SCSL) made it through the last three years of the coronoa virus crisis without a total interruption. Josh Hall, Arizona Airspeed 4-way world champion of 2012, had been running the 4-way league since 2014, and he was in charge of the meets during the pandemic period. The Southern California Skydiving League survived the challenging times and has become the only league in the NSL Network that has offered the regional 4-way meet opportunities since 2007 without missing a year. In fact, these events were taking place even a few years earlier, before the... (more)
News Article Did you know that the Southern California Skydiving League continues with Perris Fury guidance?
posted: Feb 5th, 2023 The NSL News recently reported the comeback of the Great Lakes Skydiving League. Nicole Land, a passionate competitor of the recent 4-way generation from the Great Lakes region, is working together with the operators of three different skydiving centers, including Sherry Schlater Butcher of AerOhio Skydiving. Nicole Land and Sherry Schlater Butcher together cover a time period of more than two decades of 4-way competition within the network of the National Skydiving League. Another change in the management of another NSL affiliated 4-way league took place more quietly with the change of the... (more)
News Article Did you know that the Southern California Skydiving League has the top contender in the A Class?
posted: Oct 6th, 2021 Six teams of the Southern California Skydiving League visited Skydive Perris for the second SCSL meet of the 2021 season and added their scores to the September leaderboard. The AAA Class competition took place without Jerry and the Jets, who used to be at home in Perris, where Airspeed 4-way and 8-way world champion Dan BC is running the operation. They had attended the June meet at Skydive Elsinore, which is operated by another Airspeed 4-way world champion, Josh Hall. The skydiving centers are only half an hour of driving distance away from each other, and Dan BC could comfortably visit... (more)
News Article Did you know that Eliana Rodriguez and Craig Girard have been connected in the front piece for 16 years?
posted: Jun 24th, 2021 The NSL News has covered the story of Jerry and the Jets briefly in several earlier updates, after the team appeared the first time on the leaderboard of the Southern California Skydiving League's August 2020 meet. It was an international meet weekend, as well, with teams in Germany and Austria using the same competition draw of the NSL Cloud Mondial 2020 and posting their scores on the leaderboard together with the best teams in the world. Jerry and the Jets finished in the middle of the AAA Class field after the four rounds that were completed in Perris. The leaderboard was smaller last... (more)
News Article Did you know that Jerry and the Jets were on the AAA top after Round 5?
posted: Jun 15th, 2021 The Southern California Skydiving League launched the 2021 season once again in the month of June, and only dust devils kept the five teams to complete all six rounds at Skydive Elsinore last weekend. Main Street Jambalaya had won last year's SCSL season opener, and almost exactly the same lineup lifted Elsinore's home team's meet average to 12.6 despite a challenging competition draw. The five completed rounds included three slot-switching blocks in three different sequences, and each round included at least two blocks. Only six random formations were drawn for the same five rounds. Main... (more)