Did you know that Polaris does many things for the first time this month? posted: Apr 14th, 2010 The NSL News had introduced the new Norwegian national 4-way team in the female category, Polaris, with the story on 20 January 2010. The same story mentioned that the World Challenge 2010 would be the first competition for the new lineup.
Polaris made the trip to Bedford and finished with a 19.5 average after eight rounds. The first Polaris story also mentioned that Polaris Tail Sissel Maria Finnseth has a special relationship with DeLand Norgies member Torstein Valen and that she has received the best coaching and advice ever since she finished her AFF jumps.
Torstein Valen made the trip... (more)
Did you know that the A Class competition at the Shamrock Showdown had several twists? posted: Apr 11th, 2010 The NSL-TV coverage of the World Challenge 2010 will continue with Round 3 later today. First, the NSL News goes back to the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2010 where the exciting A Class competition has not received enough attention yet.
Three new lineups of Florida Skydiving League competitors showed up at the Shamrock to open the FSL 2010 season at the most popular event of the 2010 season. DeLand Dunamis was already introduced by the NSL News with the story on 25 January 2010.
DeLand 5 is a new lineup with team members from Skydive City in Zephyrhills and DeLand who decided to train in DeLand.... (more)
Did you know that Round 10 of the Shamrock Showdown features Aerodyne Cypres Maubeuge? posted: Apr 1st, 2010 The last NSL News story of the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2010 before the coverage of the World Challenge 2010 kicks off is dedicated to the winner of the AAA Class competition, the French national 4-way team in the Open Class, Aerodyne Cypres Mabeuge.
The first one of the newest NSL-TV videos still features the Top 10 teams with their Round 10. After that, the NSL News audience has the opportunity to watch all ten rounds of the French national team in DeLand.
The NSL News has set up office at Bodyflight Bedford now, as the first photo of this year's event shows. Bodyflight owner Paul Mayer proudly... (more)
Did you know that Perris Fury found Skins Game consolation in Round 9? posted: Mar 31st, 2010 Today's NSL News story is still coming from US soil, even though the transfer of the mobile office from DeLand to the United Kingdom has already begun.
The Round 9 videos of the Top 10 teams at the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2010 have been uploaded and are available for reviews. The videos of Round 10 will follow tomorrow, together with the first live report from Bodyflight Bedford where the World Challenge 2010 will begin Saturday morning.
Two events in Round 9 caught the NSL News attention. The first one occured in the A Class competition where DeLand 5 and DeLand Dunamis fought an exciting... (more)
Did you know that something was even more important for Carolina Turbo XP than the $400 for Round 7? posted: Mar 29th, 2010 The NSL News reported on 9 February 2010 that Carolina Turbo XP, formerly knows as USPA Intermediate Class champion of 2009 VTSD, had changed the team name and made plans for the 2010 season.
The story on 27 February 2010 followed up with the announcement that Turbo would attend the team's first competition in the AAA Class at the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2010.
The Virginia Tech team from Carolina made true on the spring plan and showed up in DeLand for the first competition of the 2010 seaason. Doug Barron, Joey Coffineau, Andrew Happick, Ben Worrall and James Sides (Camera) were already the... (more)
Did you know that Friday 13 won the first round of the Shamrock Skins Game? posted: Mar 28th, 2010 The French national team Aerodyne Cypres Maubeuge added another sole highscore to the records of the FSL Shamrock Showdown with the 21-pointer in Round 6. In fact, France gave away only two rounds (2 and 4), and Round 2 only due to the 3-point video deduction
It is also a fact that France missed the 20-pointer series over ten rounds after joining this elite club at the World Cup 2009. However, the 19-pointer in Round 4 was the only score below 20. Further than that, it was the only score below 21 points.
French national coach Jerome David noticed this first and mentioned it jokingly when... (more)