Did you know that Paraclete XP's Indoor Cloud League team moved from 3rd to 2nd place on the 2017 leaderboard? posted: Nov 6th, 2017 The Indoor Cloud League October competition is complete after the last submissions of scores and videos from Paraclete XP for the 14+ leaderboard.
Five different teams scored for the biggest and most popular wind tunnel in the U.S.A. and some well known names appeared once again in the lineups. Jen Davidson provided her knowledge and experiences as she had done at earlier events this year and was in the control center for the AAA Class lineup.
She also guided the A Class lineup (Dom Perry, ShawnaRae Miliano, Brandon Kashani) to the highest score that any Paraclete team has posted yet in this... (more)
Did you know that USPA's Advanced Class history began in 1999? posted: Nov 6th, 2017 The NSL News had covered the history of USPA's Intermediate Class competition with the story on 18 October 2017, which gave credit to the 14.0 average posted by this year's winner, Vega XP.
The Advanced Class category has its own history and began a few years later. Frost was the first USPA gold medalist in 1999, after the Advanced Class had turned into the same one as it is today.
There had been an Advanced Class competition at the USPA Nationals 1998, as well, which actually applied the Intermediate Class rules by then.
The Intermediate Class still got some adjustments later on before... (more)
Did you know that the Indoor Cloud League October competition brought Dallas 350 members back together? posted: Nov 4th, 2017 The Indoor Cloud League team at iFLY Dallas has not broken the total of 100 points for the six 14+ sequences this year so far and never came so close as in October.
The total of 99 points on the October leaderboard is still the highest result this year.
Four different lineups worked together for the highscore of 2017, guided by coaches Amanda Lampton and Scott Levy, assisted by Kyle Hermberg.
Lacey and Zach Breaux, Donaldo Grajeda and Michael Erickson joined forces in one of the two lineups that posted the highscores in two categories (AA - A).
Player coaches Scott Levy and Kyle Hermberg... (more)
Did you know that many Indoor Cloud League competitors competed at the USPA Nationals? posted: Oct 4th, 2017 The Indoor Cloud League leaderboard for the month of September is complete, and nothing has changed in the rankings for the 2017 season.
In fact, the ranking order for September is exactly the same as it is for the whole year. The Hurricane Factory defended the top position successfully for another month, after Paraclete XP had posted the highest totals for two consecutive months in July and August.
iFLY Seattle also managed to defend the 2nd place on the 14+ leaderboard against the Paraclete challenges of the previous months. It is still only a small 8-point margin (1028 - 1020) that separates... (more)
Did you know that Ranch 2nd Generation (R2G) intend to continue in the 4-way Open Class? posted: Oct 1st, 2017 Ranch 2nd Generation (R2G) caught the NSL News attention first time when the team won the Paraclete XP Indoor Championship 2016 in the AA/Intermediate Class with impressive scores. The story on 14 March 2016 included a live interview with the same four team members who won the USPA gold medals in the AAA/Advanced Class last week: Michelle Karamon (Inside Center), Christopher Kuhlmann (Outside Center), Joey Marshall (Point), Brenn Richards (Tail).
The same lineup did not even try to win USPA medals in the Intermediate Class in Eloy last year and moved up into the AAA/Advanced Class after the... (more)
Did you know that Airspeed Odyssey had a successful and competitive reunion? posted: Sep 27th, 2017 The 4-way competition at the USPA Nationals 2017 was completed in the early afternoon on Tuesday, and everything went back to 4-way business as usual after a thrilling start.
It was still a 1-point battle between Arizona Airspeed and SDC Rhythm XP at the end of the first day and after seven rounds. Rhythm had really scared Airspeed on Monday, and everything was possible with three remaining rounds. It was only the first round on Tuesday morning that the challenger really gave away, and it was enough for Airspeed to carry the next 4-way title over the finish line with a 6-point advantage.
NMP... (more)