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Did you know that Texas is back with Havoc?
posted: Jun 6th, 2009 Last weekend's scores are still on the leaderboard, while teams in Austria and Germany are working on new numbers this weekend. It was a very interesting coincidence that last weekend's events were hosted by the longest standing leagues in the country. The NSL News reported yesterday that the Georgia Skydiving League had a comeback after two years of hibernation and mentioned the oldest league, the Virginia Parachute Council, which had its season opener last weekend, as well. The third US league that launched the 2009 season last weekend had also joined forces with Georgia and Florida in... (more)

Did you know that Georgia is back with 5-Minute Call?
posted: Jun 5th, 2009 The Georgia Skydiving League is back in the NSL Network and has resumed the traditional 4-way activities in the Peach State. The Georgia Skydiving League was actually one of the three leagues that formed the National Skydiving League in 1998, together with Florida and Texas. It is one of the oldest leagues and was also one of the strongest in the early years. The Virginia Parachute Council is actually the oldest league in the country but joined the NSL Network later on. None of the GSL competitors on the May 30 meet weekend goes back that far. However, one of GSL team names appeared on... (more)

Did you know that Mark Izzo is Vertical Obsession's new Center Inside?
posted: Jun 4th, 2009 The NSL News reported on 8 April 2009 that Vertical Obsession was looking for a new Center Inside. Lee Staebler, Rob Jayne, Andrew Palermo, Jim Petrocelli and Markus Lucas had attended three meets in 2008, including the NSL Championship at SkyQuest 2008 in DeLand. The same lineup made plans for the 2009 season. However, only Lee Staebler, Rob Jayne and Andrew Palermo eventually came back and were missing a new team member in the team's driver's seat. Vertical Obsession recently updated the NSL News with new information. It was great news for the team from Long Island, as they found an experienced... (more)

Did you know that NSL News and Camscore team up again for the World Cup 2009?
posted: Jun 3rd, 2009 The NSL News has mentioned the FAI World Cup 2009 in the Czech Republic already quite a few times this year, as several teams have this international top competition already on their calendar for the 2009 season. The logo of the event, the link to the NSL News coverage and scores page and a link to the website of the host have now been set up, as well, and confirm that the NSL News will provide live coverage from Prostejov. The coverage will be a copy of the previous cooperation between NSL News and Camscore at the World Challenge 2009 and the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2009. Camscore has been invited... (more)

Did you know that Denmark and Norway have something in common?
posted: Jun 2nd, 2009 Denmark hosted its annual DFU Open last weekend, and the current national 4-way team, Voluntas, won the 10-round competition with a 15.6 average. The national 4-way team until 2006, the DaneZ, tried to steal the top position once again, as Peter Andersen, Jesper Rasmussen, Jess Römer and Mikael Toft did successfully at last year's national championship. Danish Blaze was the national team in 2008 when the DaneZ won by eight points with a 15.6 average. It was a copy of the outcome at the Danish Nationals 2007. The DaneZ had not allowed any other team from Denmark to get close when they ruled... (more)

Did you know that the UKSL teams had close races in each competition class?
posted: Jun 1st, 2009 The NSL News story on 29 May 2009 mentioned that the coverage of the first 2009 meet of the United Kingom Skydiving League would be resumed soon. Phobia member Richard Head now provided additional information and wrote a meet story for the NSL News: Skydive Weston has a long history with 4-way - six of the medal sets at the UK Nationals 2008 went to teams based there. The first 4-way competition of the UKSL season was no exception with a great turnout of 22 teams. Across the board there was a good mix of new and experienced competitors fighting it out for the first medals of the 2009 season.... (more)