Did you know that two more British 4-way teams were not sanctioned for the outdoor world cup in Norway? posted: Jul 5th, 2023 Volt4ge, the current signature 4-way team of the British Army, joined the meets of the Unite Kingdom Skydiving League (UKSL) in the summer of 2018. The first lineup started with a 4.5 average on the A Class leaderboard and lifted the scoring and performance level at each monthly competition by an average point (4.5 - 5.5 - 6.5) between May and July.
Volt4ge did not attend the national outdoor championship in 2018 and came back in the same category for the three UKSL meets in 2019. This time they followed up at the British Outdoor Nationals 2019 and won the A Class gold medals with the first... (more)
Did you know that the United Kingdom Skydiving League's June meet featured three potential A Class medal contenders? posted: Jun 7th, 2023 British 4-way teams followed up on their outdoor season opener in May with the second meet of the United Kingdom Skydiving League at Skydive Langar. Nine participating teams increased the number of teams by two, after the seven teams at the first event in Sibson.
Volt4ge of the British Army and Vantage repeated their duel that they had in May with the same outcome, even though the point difference changed from 28 points at the season opener to six points at the beginning of this month.
Both teams have a multi-year competition history, which began for Vantage in the AA Class of 2017. British... (more)
Did you know that 17 teams launched the 2022 outdoor season of the NSL Network? posted: May 7th, 2022 Last weekend was the first meet day of the 2022 outdoor season for teams from three different NSL Network regions, and the total of 17 participating teams created interesting leaderboards in all for NSL categories (AAA - AA - A - RRR).
The teams of the United Kingdom Skydiving League and the Texas Skydiving League were the main players on the first synchronized outdoor meet weekend of the year, and Anion Flux XP posted AA Class score for Florida.
A British pickup team for the weekend took the 1st place on the AAA Class leaderboard, and two new teams from Texas competed for the 2nd place on... (more)
Did you know that Seven British 4-way teams had their restart last weekend? posted: Jun 9th, 2021 The next restart of Formation Skydiving competition at the apparent tail end of the pandemic took place in Great Britain, where UK Parachuting Sibson hosted the season opener of the United Kingdom Skydiving League (UKSL).
It seems to be difficult to realize that the last 4-way competition in Great Britain was the national championship in August 2019. A total of 40 teams competed at the event and completed all meet rounds. That was the end of 4-way and 8-way competition in the country until last weekend.
Chimera and Pajama Pumas both still added one more meet in 2019 and traveled to Arizona... (more)
Did you know that the A Class leaderboard featured teams from four countries last weekend? posted: Jul 9th, 2019 The A Class leaderboard won by participation last weekend. The total of 12 teams was one higher than the number of AAA Class teams. It was also the only one of the four leaderboards that featured teams from four different countries who posted their scores after using the same synchronized competition draw.
The Top 3 positions were taken by teams from three different countries (Netherlands - Great Britain - Belgium), and the 3rd place was strongly contested. Two more Dutch teams placed behind High Voltage from Belgium in 3rd place and ahead of the only Czech A Class team, High Five. The rankings... (more)
Did you know that Pajama Pumas win AAA Class weekend with new member Jodie-Leigh Foster? posted: Jun 11th, 2019 The scores of the British 4-way teams have been added to last weekend's leaderboard. The AAA Class winner is Pajama Pumas, who placed themselves in front of the three German teams.
The NSL News had introduced British 4-way team Pajama Pumas with the update on 19 September 2017. It was at the end of the team's AA Class season that they finished with a 2nd place at the UK Nationals. Pajama Pumas had started with a 0.2 average in the Rookie Class of 2016 and wrapped up the first team year with a 10.9 average and the 1st place in the A Class at the ESL Championship 2016.
They moved up into the... (more)