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Did you know that round six of the NSL Championship 2004 is now on NSL-TV?
posted: Jan 4th, 2005 The next round of NSL-TV can now be viewed on NSL-TV. It takes a few more clicks to find the whole coverage. The event took place in 2004. Any coverage of 2004 events is already in the archives, including the NSL-TV pages for 2004 events. The new round of NSL-TV can be found by switching to the NSL 2004 Archives with the navigation bar on the left side. The remaining clicks are the same as they used to be. The links to the video files are also still set in the scoring table at the event page of the NSL Championship 2004. Enjoy the new show. (more)

Did you know that Ron Hill and Chris Hayes wrote a great SkyQuest story for the Parachutist?
posted: Jan 3rd, 2005 The NSL headquarters wishes a happy and successful new year with lots of blue skies for all league events in 2005. NSL webmaster Craig Buxton used the holiday season to prepare the NSL website for the change of the year. Goal was to keep all previous information available and still be up-to-date for the new NSL competition season. 2004 was the first year for the new data based NSL website design that Buxton created and customized for the NSL needs. He now added an archive to the website, which will contain the 2004 information. Visitors can switch back and forth between these two years of NSL... (more)

Did you know that Thomas Hughes' story completes the NSL case studies?
posted: Dec 31st, 2004 The NSL News covered the details of Pete Allum's eligibility status with the news story on December 24. Thomas Hughes' situation with Arizona Blade and the new DeLand team (Montgomery, Smith, Pilcher, Bobo) actually initiated the discussion and coverage of the rule situation. Hughes has British citizenship, and he has a U.S. passport, as well. He already won USPA gold medals with DeLand Tunnel Rage in the Intermediate Class competition of the USPA Championship 2000 in Perris. Then he competed together with Pete Allum as members of the British national 4-way team "XL" at the World Championship... (more)

Did you know that a new round of NSL-TV shows more skydiving of the recent "NSL case studies"?
posted: Dec 26th, 2004 Round five of the NSL Championship 2004 can now be viewed on NSL-TV. It offers the next opportunity to study Arizona Blade with Thomas Hughes in the Center Outside position and Point Natasha Montgomery. The recent NSL News stories covered Montgomery's and Hughes' new team plans with Gary Smith, Shannon Pilcher and Ian Bobo in the 2005 line-up. The news initiated an interesting discussion at the NSL Forum, which mostly gives Montgomery credit for her efforts to put the new team together. By the way: the NSL Forum was down for a little while due to attacks on the sophisticated program set up by... (more)

Did you know that Thomas Hughes and Pete Allum had to study the FAI rules?
posted: Dec 24th, 2004 NSL fans were interested in the details of the eligibility status for the former XL members Thomas Hughes and Pete Allum. Both world class competitors competed for the United Kingdom at the World Championship of Formation Skydiving 2003 in Gap, France. XL with Thomas Hughes, Pete Allum, Steve Hamilton, John McIver and Rob Stevenson on video missed the bronze medal by one single point at the Mondial 2003. Then the team discontinued and none of the team members competed at any IPC sanctioned international meet in 2004 (Malevsky World Cup in Russia, World Championship in Croatia). Both Allum and... (more)

Did you know that the IPC prepares for rule changes at the February meeting in Poland?
posted: Dec 23rd, 2004 Sharp observers of the recent NSL News noticed that the eligibility situation for Pete Allum with the Italian team Sinapsi PD and for Thomas Hughes as the videographer for the new team with Natasha Montgomery, Gary Smith, Shannon Pilcher and Ian Bobo is quite interesting. Allum and Hughes were team mates when they both competed with the British national 4-way team XL at the Mondial 2003 in France. The NSL News will soon follow up with more information and a closer look at the specific rules. The NSL News stories of these international competitors coincide with a recent update of the international... (more)