RZ Leo superhumps update Dear Colleagues, We have received high-quality data from Kiyota-san (Tsukuba, Japan) on Dec. 26. The Kyoto team also obtained a 5.4-hour run under mostly clear skies. The combined data (Dec. 23-26, 2541 points), including the data from Rudolf Novak (vsnet-campaign 625), has yielded a superhump period of 0.07851 d, which is slightly shorter than the previous determination. This may suggest a shortening of the superhump period. Superhumps have become narrower, more resembling those of usual SU UMa type stars. Secondary superhump maxima (small notches) were visible both on Tsukuba and Kyoto data. More detailed analysis will be presented by Ishioka-san. Regards, VSNET Collaboration team