Did you know that the new round of NSL-TV features round eight of the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2004? posted: May 18th, 2004 The new round of NSL-TV features once again teams competing at the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2004. The coverage includes DeLand Majik and Italy's Sinapsi PD. Yesterday, the NSL audience was offered the opportunity to compare France Maubeuge and the U.S. national team indirectly with each other while doing their random work. The ten rounds of the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2004 had DeLand Majik and Sinapsi PD competing on site directly with each other. France Maubeuge, DeLand Majik and Sinapsi PD are expected to be the only gold medal contenders at this year's IPC Anton Malevsky Memorial World Cup and at... (more)
Did you know that you can now directly compare DeLand Majik's 41 and France Maubeuge's 42? posted: May 17th, 2004 DeLand Majik seems to be well prepared for the first showdown with the French 4-way world champion from Maubeuge at the IPC Anton Malevsky Memorial World Cup 2004. The competition draw for last weekend's events at several locations in the USA and Europe, provided by the Dutch Handicap Cup, was surely on the faster side. Majik's 25.5 meet average was also posted after six rounds, and the remaining four rounds would have lowered this average. However, fact is that the U.S. national team did not even have any round where the score was lower than 20 points. (more)
Did you know that the weather front never moved further and through Indiana last weekend? posted: May 17th, 2004 Good news and bad news arrived at the NSL headquarters at the same time. New scores from the Dutch Handicap Cup could be added to last weekend's scoring overview, the NSL-TV prepares the showing of DeLand Majik's 41-point jump, and Majik member Joey Jones visited the NSL office this morning for an interview. The sad news come from Indiana where the weather front that covered the area on Friday never moved much further during the whole weekend. Here is ISL Director Randy Connell's meet report. (more)
Did you know that DeLand Majik and Italy Kewara posted record scores in DeLand? posted: May 16th, 2004 Leage managers and webmasters worked very quickly last weekend. Many of the scores were available for the 4-way fans much earlier compared to last year. The results of the competition at Skydive DeLand were posted after each round on Saturday. The German and Texas Skydiving League scores were already posted on their websites on Sunday. The EuropeanSkydiving Leaguewebsite had additional scores from Spain. The large scoring table below is the result of these great efforts. The remaining scores from the Northern Plains, Carolina, Indiana, the Netherlands and Switzerland will be added as soon as possible.... (more)
Did you know that the biggest meet weekend of the 2004 season is coming up in the USA and Europe? posted: May 14th, 2004 The NSL 2004 season has already shown great competition and provided a lot of new information. However, the previous events have almost been nothing compared to the upcoming meet weekend. It might turn out as the busiest weekend in the league history. Six of the NSL leagues have scheduled their meets for May 15 - 16, and will begin with the action tomorrow morning. Texas, Indiana and the Northern Plains launch their 2004 season, while Carolina and Florida have already been in full swing. The weather situation looks perfect for Texas, Florida and the Northern Plains in Iowa. South Carolina seems... (more)
Did you know that 12 top teams have already signed up for the Malevsky World Cup 2004? posted: May 13th, 2004 The NSL News reported earlier that the three top teams from France, USA and Italy will compete at the IPC Anton Malevsky Memorial World Cup 2004 at the end of June in Russia. France Maubeuge, DeLand Majik and Sinapsi PD will most likely win all the medals at this year's World Meet in Croatia and also grab the $28,000 prize money for the first three places in Russia. The only open question seems to be who will end up in which position, first in Stupino, Russia, and then in Croatia in September.However, both events have much more to offer than only the race for the cash and the medals. The teams... (more)