Change: I had to make a few changes which changed some individual and total LPP, but the team rankings were unchanged.
Below are the results for the 50×70 League. The January 2022 50×70 League was the first time we had separate courses for our less experienced teams. This is currently in a testing phase to evaluate the implementation methodology, practicality, and utility for league players. January 50×70 was a numbered course designed by Melissa Wallace. The results for the two courses are separated below.
If anyone would like to design courses for the league, let me know!!!
The efforts of dogs playing in January earn Lifetime Performance Points (LPP) based on the entire field of dogs who have competed on the course. The LPP is a measure of rank based on how they placed in relation to all the other dogs.
50×70 January 2022 Regular Course Results
Standings Regular 50×70
Follow this link to view individual performance by dogs and their handlers. Most of these are graced with a YouTube link:
Top Dog
The Top Dog of all the clubs reporting in January is Peak from AQ4U’s Fast & Furryous in Brooks, Kentucky. Peak, a Border Collie handled by Christina Wakefield, nabbed the Top Dog spot for the month. They finished this course with zero faults in 27.45 seconds. Another of Christina’s dogs, Trip, was hot on Peak’s tail running in 27.85 seconds. Unfortunately, the videos were uploaded using Studio Creator which I think requires some additional settings to make them public.
https://studio.youtube.com/video/fPdwNvJMBwE/edit
First-Place Team – 345 LPP
The first-place team in January is AQ4U’s Fast & Furryous out of Brooks, Kentucky. The top scoring dog was Peak, Border Collie handled by Christina Wakefield. They finished this course with zero faults in 27.45 seconds.https://studio.youtube.com/video/fPdwNvJMBwE/edit
Second-Place Team – 305 LPP
K9 Powersports was our second-place team. Keiji, a Papillon handled by Geoff Teare, top their top spot. They finished the course with zero faults in 29.66 seconds.
Third-Place Team – 263 LPP
K9cation out of Hudson, Colorado was our third-place team. Jasper, a Chocolate Labrador Retriever handled by Shana Goodwin was on top once again. They finished the course with zero faults in 29.1 seconds.
Fourth-Place Team – 248 LPP
Jumping C Crew took fourth place. Alaska, an Australian Stumpy Tail, jumped in with zero faults in 29.85 seconds. Alaska is handled by Liz Clements.
Fifth-Place Team – 194 LPP
The All Breed Training Club of Akron in Tallmadge, Ohio was our fifth-place team. Savvy, a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever, and Cindy Fink took the top spot. They completed the course with zero faults in 35.9 seconds.
Sixth-Place Team – 60 LPP
Clicker Pets from Jalisco, Mexico took sixth place. Maya, a German Shepherd, was their top dog. Handled by Linda Hendy, Maya finished the course with zero faults in 52.73 seconds.
Results for Initiate and Dabbler Course
The team had a total of 25 LPP on course. Good effort!
Follow the links below to view individual performances by dogs and their handlers. All have YouTube links:
Top Dog
The Top Dog for the month on the is Suellen, a cute Havanese handled by Betty White. They ran the course with zero faults in 54.78 seconds.
Second-Place Dog
The second-place dog is Zaz, a Border Collie handled by Linda Hendy. They ran the course with five faults in 55.23 seconds with a final score of 60.23.
Third-Place Dog
The third-place dog was Melanie, another Havanese handled by Betty White. Go team Hav! They ran the course with five faults in 60.33 seconds with a final score of 65.33.
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