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Did you know that Optimum CTR set new 4-way records in Brazil?
posted: Dec 2nd, 2005 The international 2005 season is still not over yet. Brazil held its national 4-way championship on November 25 - 27. Team Optimum CTR dominated the competition and won the Brazilian national title for the third time with a 14.6 meet average. Optimum CTR had already attended the FAI World Cup of Formation Skydiving in October at Skydive Arizona in Eloy after three Brazilian Skydiving League meets of the regular season. Optimum had finished in 12th position at the World Cup with a 12.9 average after eight rounds. (more)

Did you know that Prodigy won the third NSL title for the Air Force?
posted: Dec 1st, 2005 Round two of the NSL Championship at SkyQuest 2005 is already posted. The earlier rounds of the meet will not be lost when a new round has been posted. The NSL pages of the SkyQuest Florida website include a separate scoring table that keeps all links to meet videos available. Besides the usual 4-way coverage, the NSL News will soon follow up with more general information of SkyQuest 2005. The last NSL event of the year at Fantasy of Flight offers more than only the NSL Championship. (more)

Did you know that Fastrax has a new line-up for the 2006 season?
posted: Nov 30th, 2005 The NSL News is now back in business after a long break for SkyQuest 2005 preparations and the aftermath of the NSL event. The next stories will cover SkyQuest 2005 and the NSL Championship. The first round of NSL-TV has been posted and can now be viewed by clicking on the usual icons behind the scores. The first round already features a great performance by the Italian national team Sinapsi PD and a 23-pointer for the AAA Class sequence 20-P-G-L. The follow-up stories will offer more background information of the highly motivated Italian team and explain why Team Fastrax did not compete at... (more)

Did you know that the Rookie Class has its debut at the NSL Championship 2005?
posted: Nov 15th, 2005 The last NSL News story went through the history of the NSL Championship and SkyQuest Florida. The story ended with Arizona Blade putting the last team name on the NSL Shugar Cup in 2004. The engraved names on the trophy's plates showcase well known teams over the seven years of NSL Championships, and a new name will be added this Sunday. The NSL Championship 2005 awards will also include a new trophy. The first events in 1998, 1999 and 2000 had only the Open Class competition as the final event. The Intermediate Class was added to the championship event when the NSL moved to Fantasy of Flight... (more)

Did you know that this is the 5th year for SkyQuest Florida?
posted: Nov 10th, 2005 There is only one single event left on the NSL Calendar of Events this year. SkyQuest 2005, including the NSL Championship, the Kaleidoscope Dives with BJ Worth, Team Elite with Guy Wright and the Fantasy Swoop, organized by Chris Hayes, is coming up next week. SkyQuest will once again be hosted by Fantasy of Flight, the aviation theme park and museum in Florida, located between Orlando and Tampa. SkyQuest 2005 will be the 5th event at Fantasy of Flight. The very first NSL Championship was hosted by Skydive DeLand in 1998. DeLand Genesis won the inaugural event and put the first team name on... (more)

Did you know that Sinapsi PD with Pete Allum resumes the team training while Thomas Hughes is still waiting?
posted: Nov 8th, 2005 The NSL News story on October 17 had provided an update of the "Pete Allum Case" and FAI's revised rules for international eligibility. The NSL News story on October 23 followed up with an update how the new FAI rules would work for Thomas Hughes. Most of the people who have been involved in the rules discussion were on site at the FAI World Cup 2005 at Skydive Arizona in Eloy. The NSL News used the opportunity to ask questions and collect information and feedback. (more)