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Did you know that Sky Panthers Barkli won the Russian Nationals 2006 with 24.1 and a world record?
posted: Jun 30th, 2006 The impressive 4-way scores from Russia have already spread across the skydiving world very quickly, and they are posted on the most current NSL leaderboard, as well. Sky Panthers Barkli and Black Cat gave each other an incredible race for the gold medals, the title of the national champion and the slot for the World Meet 2006 in Germany. (more)

Did you know that an injury stopped Spa Hayabusa after six rounds last weekend?
posted: Jun 29th, 2006 Last weekend's competition also included the second meet of the Belgian Skydiving Trophy 2006. Four NSL News stories had already covered the first BST meet on April 29. It was the competition with the fast draw, which allowed Spa Hayabusa to score an unoffical world record with the 45-pointer in round one. (more)

Did you know that the CSC Sirens are two points away from the 10-point average?
posted: Jun 28th, 2006 The Midwest Skydiving League completed its second meet of the 2006 season without teams from Skydive Chicago. A separate skydiving event kept especially the female competitors from attending the meet at the Chicagoland Skydiving Center. However, five teams still made it a successful competition in Hinckley with great scores. The CSC Sirens once again improved the team's meet average in its third competition of the 2006 season. The 9.7 average also won the first place on last weekend's AA Class leaderboard. NPSL team Microburst has held the top position with a 9.0 average until the scores from... (more)

Did you know that Airkix' round four of the May meet comes along with clarifications from the judges?
posted: Jun 28th, 2006 The new round of NSL-TV continues with the coverage of the May 20 weekend. Teams of the Southwest Skydiving League and the Florida Skydiving League were part of a record breaking participation with a total of 65 teams competing in the USA and in Europe at the same time. The complete leaderboard of the May 20 competition still offers an overview of all scores, and the links to the video files can be found at the same page. Of course, the currently featured NSL-TV videos are always specifically pointed out at the NSL-TV page, as well. The specific event pages of each league also offer links to... (more)

Did you know that Gang Green sent the team's cheer leaders to the judging room?
posted: Jun 27th, 2006 The second meet of the 2006 season was a huge success for the Northern Plains Skydiving League. The competitors were greeted with beautiful weather Saturday morning. A total of nine teams competed, and once again the teams were ready and willing to move up the start time to help get a head start on what proved to be a very busy day for the hosting dropzone. The AAA/Open Class competition had a heated battle, with Gang Green ahead by one point going into the fifth round. Fast Forward came charging back to pick up two points in each of the last two rounds and took the first place with a total... (more)

Did you know that teams from Austria present the sequences of last weekend's round one?
posted: Jun 27th, 2006 Most of last weekend's European scores were already provided by the league and meet directors on Sunday, while ESL manager Willy Boeykens had even posted results throughout the meet action on Saturday and Sunday. This time, the first meet videos are also coming from Europe. The Austrian teams Monkey Circus and Eclipse present the sequences of last weekend's first round of the competition. Monkey Circus represented Austria in the AAA/Open FAI Class and opened the competition with a 16-pointer for Q-L-20-18. The second meet in Austria was the third competition for Thomas Haber (Center Inside),... (more)