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Did you know that the Furies and Sirens raced each other once again in the Midwest?
posted: Jul 17th, 2006 The 2005 season of the Midwest Skydiving League already had the exciting competition between Chicagoland Skydiving Center's team Sirens and Skydive Chicago's Furies in the headlines quite a few times. Both teams competed in the A Class by then. The race has continued in the AA Class this year, has become even closer and had a new peak last weekend. The Furies were the dominating A Class team last year, and the Sirens tried to keep in striking distance. However, the competition between the two all-female teams was already much tighter when Furies and Sirens both attended the MWSL 2006 season... (more)

Did you know that two NSL season openers and the 2nd Coupe de France event are coming up this weekend?
posted: Jul 14th, 2006 A busy meet weekend is coming up once again. Ten events are scheduled, including two competitions in Europe. Two of the NSL meets are season openers, even though it is already July. The Northwest Skydiving League naturally begins each season later than other leagues, due to the weather situation in Oregon. Harry Waller has been managing the NWSL activities for several years, and he continues to bring out the competitors in his region meet by meet. Northwest Express4 was last year's NWSL representative in the AAA/Open Class and attended three of the NWSL 2005 meets. Elsinore Vengeance was... (more)

Did you know that the Dutch top teams confirmed their scoring level at the national championship?
posted: Jul 13th, 2006 The 2006 season of the Dutch national soccer team was already over after the loss against Portugal on June 25. The 2006 season of the Dutch national skydiving teams is far from over yet. The second 4-way competition of the Dutch 4-way league was scheduled for last weekend, and the two national 4-way teams, Punky Fish and Infinity, will travel to Germany soon and represent the Netherlands at the FAI World Championship of Formation Skydiving. Irma van der Burg, Infinity member, put together a summary of last weekend's national championship and provided the content for the NSL News story. The... (more)

Did you know that round five of the May 20 meet has been added to the NSL-TV videos?
posted: Jul 12th, 2006 NSL-TV video files have been coming from many different places this year. Meet videos featured teams from Russia, Great Britain, Brazil, Netherlands and Austria. One of the many NSL goals is to provide a comprehensive coverage of the sport, just like on ESPN. The next step will be a revised NSL-TV service, which will be introduced very soon. There are very exciting NSL News waiting to be published... For now, NSL-TV goes back to the meet weekend on May 20. Southwest and Florida Skydiving League competed on the same weekend, and both leagues provided the meet footage for NSL-TV. The first four... (more)

Did you know that Texas Skydiving League teams needed a jump-off round to find a winner?
posted: Jul 11th, 2006 Last weekend's leaderboard is complete. The scores of the national championship in the Netherlands are posted in a separate scoring table since the meet management applied a separate competition draw. The meet began already in the middle of last week and was not synchronized with the NSL/ESL competition draw. The Dutch 4-way fans will provide a meet story later. This left three scheduled NSL events on last weekend's agenda, and the Colorado Skydiving League competition was completely weathered out. However, the weather in the neighbour state Texas was obviously much better, and two additional... (more)

Did you know that Infinity will be the first Dutch team in the female category at the World Meet 2006?
posted: Jul 10th, 2006 The first scores of last weekend's events are posted, the Meet in Colorado was weathered out, and the NSL News is waiting for the missing scores and information from the Netherlands. This year's national championship was on the Dutch agenda last weekend, following the Tomscat Trophy 2006 three weeks ago. The Dutch national championship is usually not as well attended as the Tomscat Trophy, the largest 4-way event in the Netherlands. However, the best teams of the small European country still compete at the championship to win the official Dutch rankings of each season, including the national... (more)