Did you know that France Maubeuge will compete with DeLand Majik and Sinapsi PD in Russia? posted: Apr 12th, 2004 The Malevsky Memorial World Cup 2004 promises more excitement month by month and with each update the NSL News receives from Russia. After covering most of the logistics, this update will focus on the teams that have already signed up for the event. The Russian host had great news for the NSL audience. The current and defending world champion, France Maubeuge, will compete in Russia. This makes the Malevsky Cup the most serious challenge and completes the field of gold medal contenders for the 4-way Excalibur at the World Meet in Croatia in September.The 4-way situation of the top teams in 2004... (more)
Did you know that the Southwest Skydiving League's second meet of 2004 was successfully completed on April 3-4? posted: Apr 5th, 2004 The Southwest Skydiving League's second meet of 2004 was successfully completed on April 3-4. Due to the dismal weather forecast, many teams never showed. To everyone's surprise the weather wasn't nearly as bad as expected. On Saturday, we found ourselves with three teams, all in the AA class. They were: 301, Perris-Ites - Bill Morrison, Debbie Parisi, Laurie Ross, Wayne Clarke and Terry Weatherford. 302, Elsinore Equinox - Kevin Thompson, Rob Cope, Charles Wynn, Don Mullenix and Todd Sutherland. 303, Divewerkz - Murel Addison, Annie Peterson, Blane Boynton, Simon Catherine and Kelly Green. We... (more)
Did you know that Southwest Skydiving League extends special thanks to the teams participating in meet 2? posted: Apr 4th, 2004 SSL extends special thanks to the teams participating in this meet. There were several examples of tenacity and sportsmanship exhibited at SSL Meet #2 which are to be commended including hanging out through squirrely weather, and agreeing on a re-jump. Most of the players at this meet complimented the professionalism and hospitality of the staff at Skydive Arizona. The SWSL would like to extend a special thanks to Bryan, Kristin and the staff at Skydive Arizona for making the April 3 meet happen. Pam Stevens,SSL Director (more)
Did you know that the Virginia Parachute Council is back for the 2004 season? posted: Apr 1st, 2004 After a very exciting and successful 2003 season, the VPC is happy to announce the start of the new VPC season 2004. The schedule has already been posted. Following, please find a few items of importance for the new season.
In an effort to meet the NSL goal of synchronizing the competition draw with the other leagues in the country, the VPC competitions will begin on Saturdays. Meet synchronization means that the NSL headquarters delivers the competition draw for each weekend on Friday evening by posting it at the NSL website and communicating it with the league and meet directors. The same... (more)
Did you know that the Indiana Skydiving League is gearing for the 2004 season? posted: Mar 25th, 2004 Hey everybody! The 2004 season for the Indiana Skydiving League opens in just one week! If you all are as ready for this as I am, you have been anxious for the weather to break the rest of the way for a while now! This year the ISL will open the season with our 4way skills camp! Not on a team? Not sure what skills it takes to fly good 4 way? Don't think you have the experience it takes? Don't think you understand the competition format?BS!!!!! And this is the time to prove yourself mistaken!Our skills camp this year has some exciting changes from last year, designed to make the camp... (more)
Did you know that the CaSL is welcoming a new League Director? posted: Mar 25th, 2004 The Carolina Skydiving League has elected a new league director. Randy Garman will be running the meets for 2004. Welcome Randy! Former League Director Tony Thacker has decided to pursue other activities this year. We may even see Tony competing! Tony did a wonderful job leading our league to what it is today. Thank you Tony. We appreciate your leadership and time devoted to the league. (more)