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News Article Did you know that Hurricane Factory moved closer to iFLY Dallas in September?
posted: Dec 11th, 2023 The slower summer months of the Indoor Cloud League had at least brought the teams at the Hurricane Factory in Prague and at iFLY Dallas together on the same leaderboard in July, August and September. Outdoor activities and summer vacations usually slow down the indoor activities. The Czech teams and Kyle Hermberg's ICL team at iFLY Dallas had a close 4-point competition in July (142 - 138) that the NSL News covered on September 7th, which was followed by a 22-point advantage for iFLY Dallas on the August leaderboard. The 4-way competitors in Texas won five of the six ICL categories, only the... (more)
News Article Did you know that Lithuania has been a regular at FAI/ISC indoor and outdoor events?
posted: Dec 9th, 2023 The ISR Grand Prix has always been an international event, as at least teams from Belgium have always visited the event site in the Netherlands. Year by year, teams from more other countries traveled to Roosendaal, as well, and the 2023 event in November welcomed teams from nine different European nations (Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Sweden, Lithuania, Germany, Romania). The NSL News has covered the Dutch and Belgian teams, Echochamber and Italy had a special turn, as well. Two more international teams posted their scores on the AAA Class leaderboard, and they were... (more)
News Article Did you know that the 4-way power has changed in Brazil?
posted: Dec 8th, 2023 The 4-way teams in Brazil were next with their national indoor championship, and it turned out that the event would become the last and ultimate step for the Netunos to the top of 4-way competition in the South American country. CTR Optimum/INIT-Y have been dominating 4-way competition in Brazil since 2005, with several different lineups over the years. The team name changed to INIT-Y after Alisson Vargas had replaced long-time member Daiton Ribeiro in 2021 and CTR Optimum founder André Ferraz had left the team a year later. George Narita, Jorge Neto, Ricardo Pereira and Alisson Vargas continued... (more)
News Article Did you know that the 8-way situation in Germany is still in motion?
posted: Dec 6th, 2023 The NSL News covered this year's German national outdoor championship comprehensively and live from the competition site at the Fallschirmsportzentrum Saar. The 4-way event did not offer much of battling on the top of the leaderboard for the status as Germany's national teams in 4-way Open and 4-way Women. Airbus Illertissen Oceanside and Meltemi Oceanside both qualified without any serious opposition. Only the 3rd place was contested somehow, even though Dark NeVa, with DFV President Henning Stumpp in the lineup, eventually won by ten points over SüdWest. Teiwaz Circus could not win German medals... (more)
News Article Did you know that four of the five Italian teams in Roosendaal scrambled their lineups?
posted: Dec 5th, 2023 Eight teams had attended the Italian Indoor Nationals at the end of October, and most of them were not done with this year's 4-way competition after that, even though the national outdoor championship was just completed four weeks earlier at the end of September. However, the Italian 4-way delegation continued in different ways. Bandits Revolution traveled to France in November to compete at the Weembinamic 2023, while five other teams waited another week for this year's ISR Grand Prix. It was still only one Italian team that competed with the complete lineup in Roosendaal, even though the... (more)
News Article Did you know that the Belgian 4-way teams move on from Roosendaal to a home chamber?
posted: Dec 5th, 2023 The ISR Grand Prix 2023 was once again the national indoor championship for the teams from the Netherlands, as the NSL News reported on November 30th. A total of 19 Dutch 4-way teams competed in all four NSL categories to crown their national indoor champions. The 4-way delegation from Belgium was not too far behind with their own 12 teams in Roosendaal. However, they were guest teams at the Dutch indoor nationals, together with 14 other teams from seven different countries. The visiting Belgian delegation still turned out as the strongest one, with two 1st places (AAA: ISR FireFlash, A: Hybris)... (more)