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News Article Did you know that ICL Midwest teams battled in RRR - RR this month?
posted: May 2nd, 2025 The unofficial indoor season has been concluded with the completion of the FAI Indoor World Championship 2025, while the Indoor Cloud League continues to offer opportunities for competition practice all year long. Teams and competitors turn to outdoor training and competition to get ready for their national championships and other events. However, indoor training is always a part of formation skydiving competition, at least for training purposes, even throughout the unofficial outdoor season. One of the main goals of the Indoor Cloud League has always been the introduction of new participants... (more)
News Article Did you know that China Women and Airdrops improved their rankings after Round 8?
posted: Apr 30th, 2025 The NSL News aftermath of the FAI Indoor World Championship 2025 continues with the combined AAA Class leaderboard of the competition in 4-way Open and 4-way Women. Teams in both categories use exactly the same competition draw and have still been separated at FAI/ISC indoor and outdoor events since 2001. Only complete lineups are separated by gender, while the majority of teams consist of combinations of male and female members. However, it is not mandatory that all-female lineups have to compete in 4-way Women. The FAI/ISC rules allow them to sign up for the 4-way Open Class competition if... (more)
News Article Did you know that Qatar's formation skydiving delegation keeps growing?
posted: Apr 29th, 2025 The NSL News has mentioned regularly in the past years how the small country of Qatar, with a population of barely three million people and only a few hundred thousand Qatari citizens, has consistently increased the participation in the formation skydiving competition community and in other skydiving disciplines. The first medals at FAI events were evidence that Qatar can now be considered one of the powerhouses in formation skydiving competition. United States, France and Russia used to dominate this part of competitive skydiving since 1985 until Belgium entered the international stage with... (more)
News Article Did you know that Arizona Airspeed left DeLand with confidence and $500 cash?
posted: Apr 27th, 2025 The first two confrontations between the U.S. top contenders for the slot as the national team in 4-way Open at the next outdoor world championship are history, and they are now on the road to the USPA Nationals 2025, the qualification event. It has been a duel between Golden Knights and Arizona Airspeed so far, first at the Paraclete XP Indoor Championship, followed by the Shamrock Showdown. SDC Rhythm XP, with the shortest preparation time for the new lineup before last year's national outdoor championship, still have a lot of work ahead to reduce the distance to the two top contenders. Arizona... (more)
News Article Did you know that Matt Davidson once had a lot of sand in his shoes?
posted: Apr 26th, 2025 Matt Davidson is currently one of the three most successful 8-way competitors in the history of formation skydiving competition since 1985. Only Scott Rhodes and Craig Girard match his six gold medals that he has won in the active lineups of Golden Knights and Paraclete XP8/GKXP8 at FAI outdoor world championships. Scott Rhodes won all his 8-way gold medals with the Golden Knights, while Craig Girard and Matt Davidson both added more 8-way gold to their collections after they had left the U.S. Army team. Craig Girard won his last 8-way world championship title in Eloy 2022, while Matt Davidson... (more)
News Article Did you know that Aethers could end a long 4-way drought for France?
posted: Apr 24th, 2025 France was actually the dominating nation in 4-way Formation Skydiving competition between 1985 and 2003, with six world championship titles, three sets of silver medals and one 3rd place, even though the original Arizona Airspeed lineup (Jack Jefferies, Kirk Verner, Dan BC, Mark Kirkby, John Lemming on camera) won twice in 1995 and 1997. The U.S. 4-way teams took home the William H. Ottley Sword for the world champions, also known as the 4-way Excalibur, four times in the same time period, with five sets of silver medals and one 3rd place, as well. In fact, the four consecutive world championship... (more)