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News Article Did you know that the Northern California Skydiving League had a successful comeback?
posted: Jun 21st, 2023 The NSL News announced on February 15th that the Northern California Skydiving League will have a comeback this year. Lori Connor had launched the league in 2014 and was rewarded for her impressive efforts with the Skydiver of the Year award, as the NSL News reported on 24 February 2015. She continued the league until the corona virus crisis brought her efforts in Northern California to an end in September 2019. She was missing the events and the 4-way community in her region and decided to plan for a comeback when the implications of the pandemic seemed to be reduced to a level where indoor... (more)
News Article Did you know that Lori Connor prepares 4-way fans for the comeback of the Northern California Skydiving League?
posted: May 5th, 2023 The NSL News reported on February 15th that the Northern California Skydiving League has a comeback this year. NCSL Director Lori Connor has scheduled three outdoor meets for the 2023 season, and she started her preparations with indoor events at the region's windtunnels that used to participate in the events of the World Tunnel League. She provided more details of her earlier indoor events this year. The Northern California Skydiving League returned to the region's windtunnels in March with the Skill Rush 4-way event series. The NCSL Skill Rush events are basically 4-way indoor camps in preparation... (more)
News Article Did you know that the Northern California Skydiving League has a comeback this year?
posted: Feb 15th, 2023 The NSL News mentioned on February 10th that Lori Connor, founding director of the Northern California Skydiving League, had confirmed a schedule for the 2023 season. It is the next comeback of 4-way leagues in the NSL Network. The confirmation followed the announcement of the Southern California Skydiving League that Christy Frikken has taken the position of the league director, which Arizona Airspeed's 4-way world champion of 2012, Josh Hall, has had since 2014. The NSL News reported the news from Southern California on February 5th. Lori Connor recently announced the comeback of the Northern... (more)
News Article Did you know that the A Class teams in Northern California needed the tie-breaking rules?
posted: Jul 17th, 2019 Teams of the Northern California Skydiving League had all leaderboards for themselves last weekend. The NCSL 2019 schedule missed the busy upcoming meet weekend, which includes the popular Pre-Nationals of the Texas Skydiving League at Skydive Spaceland Houston. All five teams were new on NSL leaderboards with their first scores, even though the lineups included several well known names. AA Class winner Low Key had Rogier Carper in the lineup, the Dutch national competitor, who is still in California after also attending earlier indoor meets of the World Tunnel League in California. Videographer... (more)
News Article Did you know that Northwest and Northern California tied last weekend's leaderboard?
posted: Jul 21st, 2018 British and U.S. Teams are in action again this weekend, while the NSL News review the leaderboard that brought teams together on the July 14 weekend. Seattle Swift was the only AAA Class team on the combined leaderboard, as the Spaceland-Houston Pre-Nationals 2018 had a separate competition draw for the eight rounds. Dallas 350ish and Seattle Swift were separated by only one point, and the same sequences would have made the AAA Class competition even more exciting. The two Rookie Class teams were also by themselves in Northern California and did not have competition at other locations last... (more)
News Article Did you know that the A Class teams won last weekend's overall competition?
posted: Jul 11th, 2017 Last weekend's leaderboard is featuring teams from Northern California and once again from the Midwest, just two weeks after the June meet of the Midwest Skydiving League. SDMW NEXT did not make it to the Chicagoland Skydiving Center; however, the three A Class teams who competed for Chicagoland at Skydive Chicago on the first June weekend had competition last weekend in this category on their home turf. They almost swept the A Class leaderboard of six teams. SDMW Rampage managed to outscore the third CSC team, Legos, by one single point after the four rounds that were completed by all A Class... (more)