Did you know that Hayabusa Defence is ready for the World Cup 2009? posted: Aug 6th, 2009 The NSL News reported extensively of the World Games 2009, mainly with the help of Arizona Airspeed's Craig Girard. The Belgian national team Hayabusa Defence finished in 4th place in Taiwan and has two more international 4-way competitions on the meet agenda, first the annual military CISM championships, then the FAI World Cup 2009.
Team speaker Roy Janssen mentioned in his meet summary that his team would have some work left to do with coach Joey Jones to get ready for the upcoming two events. Joey Jones now provided the NSL News with his own update after a very busy summer in Europe and his... (more)
Did you know that the 20.8 average lifts FSC Eisenach-Paratec to world class level? posted: Aug 6th, 2009 The German Nationals 2009 have been completed, while the Russian Nationals 2009 have been on a weather hold ever since Round 2 was completed.
In the meantime, the next three national championships are in the final preparations. Teams in the Czech Republic, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom will begin competing for medals, honors and the status of the official national team this weekend.
The bad weather in Russia gave officials and teams enough time to discuss the rules. Some interesting issues came up, which determined the strategy of judging at the Russian Nationals 2009. The NSL News... (more)
Did you know that FSC Eisenach-Paratec scored a new German record? posted: Aug 5th, 2009 Germany's defending champion, FSC Eisenach-Paratec, was ready for top performance at the right time. Challenged by former champion EADS and X-Ray Remscheid at the German Nationals 2009 Eisenach has delivered in each Round so far and topped the 4-way feature with a new German record, a 33-pointer in Round 5.
Former 4-way champion and national team EADS owned this record until today after scoring a 32-pointer at a previous Nuggets Cup in Germany. EADS scored 28 points in the same round this morning and had to watch how Eisenach used the fast sequence (B-C-17-E) to steal the highscore. The video... (more)
Did you know that Skylight Barkli has the lead in Russia? posted: Aug 4th, 2009 The national championships are also in full swing in Russia. The first two rounds have been completed, and Skylight Barkli has a surprising 2-point lead over Black Cat.
The three Sky Panthers with Leonid Kazinets benefitted from a 4-point deduction for Black Cat in Round 2.
Black Cat actually outscored Skylight Barkli by two points but did not show the first four formations clearly on camera. Skylight Barkli had two clean rounds.
Kaktus Hunter, the Russian shooting star team, lost four points in the same round - but for a different reason. The center points of the pieces crossed each other... (more)
Did you know that everything works well for the Chicas so far? posted: Aug 4th, 2009 Three rounds were completed at the German Nationals 2009, and the defending champion, FSC Eisenach-Paratec, has worked out a 3-point lead over X-Ray Remscheid and a 1-point difference to EADS. A stellar performance in Round 2 created the lead before the three top contenders were back on the same level in Round 3, where EADS won back one point with the sole highscore.
It is still as close a race as it was expected, and the two jumps on Wednesday morning will show if any of the teams will be able to create a significant advantage. The two fast sequences of Rounds 4 and 5 open the door for each... (more)
Did you know that the German Nationals begin with three slow sequences? posted: Aug 4th, 2009 The new competition draw is the one for the German Nationals 2009. Russia has only the AAA Class competition, while Germany applies the A Class at the national championship, as well. (more)
Did you know that Hayabusa Defence is ready for the World Cup 2009?
Did you know that the 20.8 average lifts FSC Eisenach-Paratec to world class level?
Did you know that FSC Eisenach-Paratec scored a new German record?
Did you know that Skylight Barkli has the lead in Russia?
Did you know that everything works well for the Chicas so far?
Did you know that the German Nationals begin with three slow sequences?