Did you know that the Georgia Skydiving League enjoys great support this year? posted: Apr 28th, 2010 The 2010 competition season began with several major events, which deserved and required a lot of attention by the NSL News. Other smaller events happened almost unnoticed, although those are the ones that have actually built the foundation of the national and international NSL Network.
One of the events earlier this year was the season opener of the Georgia Skydiving League at the beginning of April. Five teams competed in the AA Class at Skydive The Farm. This does not seem to be a lot, but it actually stands for a serious upswing in one of the oldest leagues in the USA.
The Georgia Skydiving... (more)
Did you know that Georgia launched the 2010 season at The Farm? posted: Apr 4th, 2010 The Georgia Skydiving League launched the 2010 season at Skydive The Farm, and five teams followed Steve Chalfant's call to come back for some 4-way fun this year.
This is already a better start compared to last year when he brought back to life one of the oldest leagues in the country.
More information of the lineups and team photos will be added later. (more)
Did you know that the Trained Amateurs competed for Georgia Tech in November? posted: Dec 24th, 2009 Some more scores were recently added to the database. The Georgia Skydiving League completed the 2009 season with its third competition at Skydive The Farm.
Once again, it was a college team that caught the attention in Georgia. Georgia Tech teams have made the NSL News headlines many times in the past. It all began when Genesis (Shannon Pilcher, Ian Bobo, Kyle Collins, David van Greuningen, Eric Taylor) launched the 4-way team project and eventually moved from Georgia to Florida to pursue a full time skydiving career.
This happened already at the time when the National Skydiving League was... (more)
Did you know that the Georgia Skydiving League collected $550 for the Children's Miracle Network? posted: Jul 22nd, 2009 The NSL News is going back to the July 11 meet weekend, which was one of the busiest this year.
The Farm Animals of the Georgia Skydiving League had to defend their top position of the first GSL 2009 meet against two other new A Class lineups at Skydive the Farm. The 1-point victory over Push on May 30 was already a very close race. It was not easier at all for the Farm Animals at the second meet.
This time, Partial Pink gave the Farm Animals an even tougher time. Former Mr. Pink member Mike Gruwell guided the challenger through the four rounds.
Both teams won a round by two points, tied... (more)
Did you know that Georgia is back with 5-Minute Call? posted: Jun 5th, 2009 The Georgia Skydiving League is back in the NSL Network and has resumed the traditional 4-way activities in the Peach State.
The Georgia Skydiving League was actually one of the three leagues that formed the National Skydiving League in 1998, together with Florida and Texas.
It is one of the oldest leagues and was also one of the strongest in the early years. The Virginia Parachute Council is actually the oldest league in the country but joined the NSL Network later on.
None of the GSL competitors on the May 30 meet weekend goes back that far. However, one of GSL team names appeared on... (more)
Did you know that Mr. Pink had a re-union this month? posted: Oct 23rd, 2007 It has been quite a while since Mr. Pink, a 4-way team from Georgia, was mentioned the last time by the NSL News. The story on January 18 did not even cover any team activities this year. It just provided a review of the history of the Georgia Skydiving League. Mr. Pink is a part of the GSL history, as the story explains.
However, the last time that Mr. Pink competed with a complete line-up was at the NSL Championship 2003. GSL co-founder Glen Hauenstein, Mike Gruwell, Jennifer Gruwell and Robert May won the NSL bronze medals at SkyQuest 2003 with a 12.2 average. DeLand Majik won the NSL Shugar... (more)
Did you know that the Georgia Skydiving League enjoys great support this year?
Did you know that Georgia launched the 2010 season at The Farm?
Did you know that the Trained Amateurs competed for Georgia Tech in November?
Did you know that the Georgia Skydiving League collected $550 for the Children's Miracle Network?
Did you know that Georgia is back with 5-Minute Call?
Did you know that Mr. Pink had a re-union this month?