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Did you know that two strong Russian 8-way teams battled for one slot at the World Meet?
posted: Aug 13th, 2004 Fyodor Mozgovoy, Malevsky Cup staff member and team videographer for the Ladybirds, provided the NSL News with an update of the Russian national championships, which were held at the beginning of August. Here are the scores of the 4-way competition: Russian Nationals 2004Rd. 1Rd. 2Rd. 3Rd. 4Rd. 5Rd. 6Rd. 7Rd. 8Rd. 9Rd. 10Total Av.Rank4-way Teams21-16-2214-3-P1-8-J18-9-19A-H-N-O-1720-7-C10-13-E2-B-11D-4-Q-15L-K-6-GTotalAv.1Sky Panthers1519181931181821192420220.22Extreme.RU1517161825181418181717617.63Kolumna Quick Blue1415161625151816131916116.16Synairgy1313111422161414141614714.77Ladybirds1212131319121414141814114.1 The... (more)

Did you know that the latest NSL-TV features the fast FSL round in May?
posted: Aug 12th, 2004 The last update of the NSL-TV coverage includes a new round of the Florida Skydiving League May meet. Round two was the random sequence (C-E-F-L-K) that helped DeLand Majik to a 25.5 meet average after six rounds. Majik scored 41 points within working time and kept the jump still so clean that the Malevsky Cup judges were impressed when judging it inofficially in Russia. (more)

Did you know that the Norgies had a 21.5 record reunion at the 2004 Nationals last month?
posted: Aug 11th, 2004 The Southwest Skydiving League registered record participation last weekend in Perris when 18 teams competed at the fifth SSL meet of the regular 2004 season. The scores are posted, and they are impressive. Arizona Blade continued the team's consistent scoring progression (13.7 - 15.3 - 16.8 - 17.7) at the team's fourth SSL 2004 competition. The U.S. national team in the Women's Class, Synchronicity, attended the first competition this year with the same line-up as in 2003 and seems to be ready for the next challenge at the World Championship of Formation Skydiving in September in Croatia. Synchronicity... (more)

Did you know that new scores from the UK Nationals and Austria are posted?
posted: Aug 10th, 2004 The July 31 meet weekend was the first one this year when the National Skydiving League and the European Skydiving League did not synchronize the competition draw. Timing and communication did not work out as usual, and both leagues had different sequences for the meets on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean. The Great Lakes, Carolina and Georgia Skydiving Leagues competed in the USA, while the British Parachute Association (BPA) held their national championship and the Austrian Skydiving League its third meet of the 2004 season. Teams in the United Kingdom and Austria used the same competition... (more)

Did you know that Hayabusa won the Belgian national championship?
posted: Aug 9th, 2004 The Belgian team Hayabusa was already selected earlier this year as the national team at one of the Belgium Skydiving Trophy (BST) events in June. The NSL News had covered the Hayabusa competition with the Belgian Army team NMPV/Pushing Air in 2003/2004 and the qualification event in June. Hayabusa could now take the actual Belgian championship event easy since there was no serious competition left. The Belgian Nationals took place at the end of July, and teams competed in three competition classes. The competition draw was not available. However, Hayabusa finished the 10-round competition with... (more)

Did you know that round two of the Texas Skydiving League is now on NSL-TV?
posted: Aug 9th, 2004 The second round of the TSL July meet was difficult for the AAA and AA Class teams. Rave, the winner of the NSL SkyVenture Competition that weekend, presents the AAA Class sequence of this round (22-5-O). The Dallas team with Jim Walker, Lou Massie, Roland Hicks, Mariann Kramer and Sean Ralls managed to get through the challenging sequence for a score of 12 points in time, which tied Dallas Thunder in this round. (more)