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Did you know that Florida teams keep battling with the weather situation? posted: Jun 17th, 2013 Last weekend's overall leaderboard is so dominated by the Dutch teams at the Tomscat Trophy that the few teams of the Florida Skydiving League are almost unnoticed. Additional scores from Canada are also still to come. The teams in Florida have not completed a 6-round competition this year so far. The summer weather and the timing of the meet weekends did not fit well between April and June. Only the Paraclete XP Outdoor Championship 2013... (more)

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Did you know that 20-pointers at iFLY Orlando send Florida indoor flyers up into the next category? posted: Jun 5th, 2013 The NSL News just wrapped up the May competition of the Indoor Cloud League with the story on 1 June 2013, and the first scores and videos for the month of June are already available. Teams, competitors and skydivers of the Florida Skydiving League made their way to iFLY Orlando on a wet and rainy Tuesday evening this week. However, the flight chamber remained dry for most of the time, and the eight different lineups challenged the other indoor groups with the first June... (more)

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Did you know that the Northwest at iFLY Seattle is closing in on Florida at iFLY Orlando? posted: Jun 1st, 2013 May is over, and all scores of the Indoor Cloud League are posted, together with the best videos of all sequences for the six categories. The AAA Class teams had to master Block 18 (Zircon - Zircon) for the first time in the 12-foot flying chambers of iFLY Seattle, iFLY Orlando and SkyVenture New Hampshire, and the 6-point sequence also brought Block 6 to the AAA Class lineups. The teams used different techniques to execute Block 18. The Northwest Skydiving League competitors applied a horizontal maneuver, while Ari Perelman and his assistant... (more)

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Did you know that FournicaterZ got help from a Hottentotsgot at last weekend's meet? posted: May 21st, 2013 Last weekend's Rookie Class leaderboard is showing only four teams of the Florida Skydiving League. Several of the competitors became 4way fans after participating at the monthly FSL Tunnel Kicker, where FSL indoor head coach Ari Perelman and his assistant coaches turn skydivers into 4way flyers and 4way flyers into competitors. In fact, the winner of last weekend's Rookie Class competition, Pyro4ic from Skydive City in Z-Hills, competed for the Florida... (more)

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Did you know that Erica Gorski went from 1-on-1 to 4way last night at i FLY Orlando? posted: May 10th, 2013 The New England group at SkyVenture New Hampshire was the first one to post new scores and videos for the month of May in the Indoor Cloud League. Brian Touhey, Jeff Atherton, Chris Civie and Beth Lahr York executed both sequences for the AAA (15) and the AA Class (14). The Florida group followed up just a few days later at iFLY Orlando and posted scores in all six categories last night. The videos still need to be edited and will be uploaded shortly. The participating Indoor Cloud League groups now have time until the end of the month to... (more)

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Did you know that Caroline Layne has unfinished 4way business? posted: May 8th, 2013 The team name DeLand Slide appeared at Skyleague.com the first time after the April meet of the Florida Skydiving League. It was a weather meet, and the new team posted a 7-pointer for the only competition sequence that could be completed in DeLand. Later in April, the NSL News learned that team member Caroline Layne has a very special story to tell and followed up on 29 April 2013. First, her story was mostly about her older brother James who was Dan BC's team mate and lost his life in the 1992 plane crash in Perris. Then... (more)