Did you know that the Brits battled high winds and clouds to jump all their rounds this weekend? posted: May 9th, 2011 The scores of the UKSL May Meet, this year's season opener in Netheravon, were posted over last weekend, and the NSL News had heard that the weather situation was not too supportive.
Kaizen member Jo Hawley now provided more insights of the competition. (more)
Did you know that the new Rookie Class videos include Black Majick and Raykipo? posted: May 9th, 2011 Raykipo, British Rookie Class winner at the World Challenge 2011 and silver medalist at the UK Nationals 2010, carried the 1st place through last weekend's six rounds and won the A Class competition at the first outdoor meet of the United Kingdom Skydiving League. The NSL News will follow up later with a meet story provided by Kaizen member Jo Hawley.
The NSL News first goes back again to the World Challenge 2011 and completes the coverage of all four competition classes with the Rookie Class story. It is a very interesting part of the whole coverage, not only because the Rookie Class winner... (more)
Did you know that UK team Raykipo connects Rookie and A Class leaderboards of 2011? posted: May 8th, 2011 The first 6-round outdoor competition in the United Kingdom has been completed successfully and somehow surprisingly since the weather forecast was not very promising. The final scores will be posted later today.
The NSL News first goes back to the A Class competition at the World Challenge 2011 where four of the five teams were from the United Kingdom. The NSL News reported on 5 April 2011 how Kinetix from Ireland had outscored the British teams.
The video clip that came with the story featured the Irish teams in Bedford, including Kinetix, and the NSL News pointed out the flawless Irish... (more)
Did you know that eight teams had to re-locate in Georgia? posted: May 7th, 2011 The NSL News goes back in time once again while waiting for scores from the United Kingdom. This time, it is the May meet of the Georgia Skydiving League in 2000, which took place on the same weekend 11 years ago. It was a very interesting event since the competition site was moved at the very last minute.
The first part of the NSL News story was posted on May 6th, the day before the competition. The second part followed next day, but from a different location. The plane situation had changed, and GSL Director Danny Page took quick action by re-locating the meet.
The second story provides... (more)
Did you know that Full Stop does not even slow down? posted: May 6th, 2011 It's the last day before the British 4-way teams will post their first outdoor scores this year, and it's the last opportunity to introduce more of the teams that may compete this weekend in Netheravon.
The World Challenge 2011 naturally attracted many of the UK teams to Bodyflight Bedford, and the NSL News recently covered the AAA Class competition with the focus on the home teams on UK soil.
NSL-TV has now put together a clip with Round 9 and Round 10 of all AA Class teams at the World Challenge 2011, and the scores feature only the AA Class. Seven of the 13 teams had a relatively short... (more)
Did you know that Shannon Pilcher beat Solly Williams by one point? posted: May 5th, 2011 The International Bunny Meet has created the content for three different stories so far, and the NSL News still has to go back to the event one more time.
There was another interesting and quite exciting part of the competition that did not take place in freefall. The place of this kind of action was on the ground, mostly in the area between the creeper pad and the boarding area.
The four teams that competed in DeLand were split up into two different groups. The two teams from Sweden, Bardagi and CADO, were naturally closer to each other, and they also shared the same coach, Shannon Pilcher.... (more)