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News Article Did you know that FSL teams posted new record scores on August 18?
posted: Aug 28th, 2007 The NSL News story on August 20 covered barely half of the last Florida Skydiving League competition at Skydive City in Zephyrhills on August 18. The AAA Class teams, and mainly Dreaded FooZa with the 20.0 average, caught the entire first attention of the NSL News. However, the missing videos of Round 1 have now been uploaded and show the other FSL teams in action. The Z-Team from Skydive City in the AA Class finally competed with the original line-up (Paul Barthus - Tail, Christine Freiherr - Center Inside, Laura Song - Point, Alicia Wolfe - Center Outside) on hometurf and improved the scoring... (more)
News Article Did you know that the Czech Republic had four teams above 10-average last weekend?
posted: Aug 27th, 2007 New scores from the Czech Republic have already replaced the results of the UK Nationals 2007 on the frontpage. There were no significant changes in Great Britain throughout the remaining rounds of the competition. Team Storm increased the lead and won with an 18.1 average. Team Elan defended the silver medal position successfully against the Aardvark Zulu charge. The NSL News now waits for an update as of the Storm plans for the 2008 season. (more)
News Article Did you know that Phobia is far ahead of the team goals in the race for UK bronze medals?
posted: Aug 25th, 2007 The scores on the current leaderboard of the UK Nationals 2007 speak their own and clear language. Team Storm dominates the AAA Class competition, and it seems quite unlikely that Team Elan will have a chance to threaten the current leader. In fact, Aardvark Zulu in still only three points behind Team Elan and could still make it difficult for the all-female line-up. There might be an option for Aardvark Zulu to possibly become the national team in the Open Class with a 2nd place this weekend if Team Storm decides to defend the British gold medals in the female category. Three more rounds will... (more)
News Article Did you know that Team Elan knows all the words of the Tombstone movie?
posted: Aug 24th, 2007 The NSL News continues with the profiles of British teams that have competed this year at UK's Grand Prix events. This time, the Team Elan members provide insights of the team and its dynamics. The Elan profile comes at a critical time for the team. Three rounds have been completed at the UK Nationals 2007. The draw for the remaining seven rounds will be done and posted tonight. The NSL News story on August 21 had explained the specific rules of the competition draw for the national championship. Team Elan is three points behind Team Storm after the first three rounds (57 - 54). The winning... (more)
News Article Did you know that Perris Fury might not be an underdog any longer?
posted: Aug 23rd, 2007 The NSL News goes back to the July meet of the California Skydiving League at Skydive Elsinore. The videos of Round 4 have now been uploaded and can be viewed on NSL-TV. The British top contender in the AAA/Open Class, the all-female Team Storm line-up, had the last serious meet test that weekend in Elsinore and improved the June average of 17.8 to 19.0 in July. Team Storm is currently three points ahead of Team Elan after three rounds at the UK Nationals 2007. Team Storm's coach, Dan BC, can be viewed once again in competition action with the Founding Fathers. Dan BC will compete again for... (more)
News Article Did you know that Norway's national team Arcteryx finally beat the Norgies?
posted: Aug 23rd, 2007 Norway's national 4-way team Arcteryx was probably not overly excited with the team's scores and rankings at the FAI World Cup 2007. Tore Buer (Center Inside), Ole Petter Hjelle (Tail), Ditta Valsdottir (Point), Derek Broughton (Point) and Mikjel Skurdal (Camera) may have hoped for a medal, either of the World Cup or the European Championship. At least, the plan was to stay in touch with the other top teams. The 5th place at the World Cup 2007 and 4th place at the European Championship 2007 with a 20.3 average in Russia was not only far away from any medal position. The Norwegian team also allowed... (more)