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Did you know that "Gap Autrement Nice" expects a 21-point average at the World Meet 2006?
posted: Apr 12th, 2006 The NSL News story on April 5 offered breaking news. The three French 4-way world champions of the Maubeuge team in 2003, Davide Moy, Erwan Pouliquen and Julien Losantos, have re-united and formed a high-caliber line-up with Paul "Polo" Grisoni as the 4th member. The NSL News received confirmation of this development in France from the French national coach, Jerome David, who mentioned that the team still has to win the French Nationals 2006 to qualify as the national team. The NSL News also asked the team members for additional information, and Julien Losantos provided direct feedback and details... (more)

Did you know that more Air Force teams have joined the AA Class/Intermediate Class competition?
posted: Apr 11th, 2006 The Colorado Skydiving League added a total of four teams to last weekend's field, three teams in the AA/Intermediate Class and one Rookie Class team. The NSL News story on March 4 had announced new leadership for the CSL 2006 season with Travis Roth as the new CSL Director. Travis Roth worked hard to prepare the league for the first meet, and he was glad to report a successful season opener at the Mile-Hi Skydiving Center last weekend. The two teams of the Air Force Academy took the first two places in the AA/Intermediate Class, while "Mayhem" did not have any competition in the Rookie Class.... (more)

Did you know that Elsinore Gravity edged out Thunder by one single point?
posted: Apr 11th, 2006 The third meet weekend of the NSL 2006 season brought together the Southwest Skydiving League and the Colorado Skydiving League on the same date. Brazil was supposed to compete at the same time. Unfortunately, bad weather on site in South America did not allow the present four teams to get in the air. The meet has been re-scheduled. Both the Southwest Skydiving League and the Colorado Skydiving League completed the 6-round events. The Southwest Skydiving League had a small participation, however, the quality of the competition was on a very high level, even without the Airspeed line-ups not... (more)

Did you know that skydivers in New England are invited to become involved with the NESL?
posted: Apr 8th, 2006 The NSL News story on January 19 announced plans of last year's USPA Advanced Class champion, Mass Defiance, to re-activate the New England Skydiving League. Mass Defiance and NESL Director Beth Murray followed up on these plans, and the schedule for the four meets of the regular season has been posted for a while. Beth Murray and the Mass Defiance members recently provided the NESL 2006 hosts and their management with additional information of the league plans and encouraged the participating skydiving centers to spread the word locally and in the New England region: "The info you can pass... (more)

Did you know that Teiwaz Lake Wales won the Skins Game in round eight of the Shamrock Showdown?
posted: Apr 7th, 2006 The new NSL-TV show features round eight of the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2006. This time, the video files of the top teams have to be uploaded at a later time. Only Team Fastrax can already be viewed with round eight. (more)

Did you know that AZ Fourplay is ready to post new SSL scores this weekend?
posted: Apr 6th, 2006 The next NSL meet weekend is coming up, and three leagues will be playing at two locations in the USA, the same competition draw will also be used in Brazil. The Colorado Skydiving League will launch its 2006 season with the new CSL Director Travis Roth, while the Southwest Skydiving League competes for the second time this year in Eloy. The field in Eloy will once again include team AZ Fourplay, which competed already at the SSL season opener in February. AZ Fourplay posted a 7.7 average at the Valentine's Meet and is eager to show progression already this weekend. AZ Fourplay's Inside Center,... (more)