The following courses are for August 2022 IDAL play.
Instructors, if you have some specific skills, scenarios, and/or obstacles you want to work when using the IDAL courses in class, please let me know. I will try my best to get them included. If anyone would like to request a specific game to play, let me know.
Folks are always welcome to try their hand at designing league courses!
Briefing for August 2022
This is a Numbered Course which is scored Time, Plus Faults.
Course Maps
An Open Invitation to New Players
New clubs and individuals are always welcome to join us and play these courses. Download the scorekeeping worksheet below. Contact the League Secretary to help with the details at pagc.live@gmail.com.
Existing league franchises will be emailed their scorekeeping worksheets set up with their current rosters. If you would like multiple scoresheets, just let me know.
The following courses are for June 2022 IDAL play.
Instructors, if you have some specific skills, scenarios, and/or obstacles you want to work when using the IDAL courses in class, please let me know. I will try my best to get them included. If anyone would like to request a specific game to play, let me know.
Folks are always welcome to try their hand at designing league courses!
Briefing for June 2022
This month we are playing a numbered course. The original 60×90 concept is by Shana Goodwin, one of our junior handlers. I modified it to correct distances and entries. I tried to keep her design ideas throughout all the courses. These are more of an AKC Premier style. There are maps for regular players as well as for our less experienced handlers/dogs.
Course Maps
An Open Invitation to New Players
New clubs and individuals are always welcome to join us and play these courses. Download the scorekeeping worksheet below. Contact the League Secretary to help with the details at pagc.live@gmail.com.
This post is for the results of the 60×90 League. Four clubs ran this month, and it was a close race.
The January 2022 60×90 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 course is scored Time, Plus Faults.
The results for the two courses are separated below. Note that the teams who ran as Initiates ran the regular course, so their scores are added to both sets of results. The Initiates’ scores will count toward league standings because they ran the full course. The separate listing is for their benefit and may be used later for different awards for these teams identified as Initiates and Dabblers.
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.
Follow the links to view individual performances by dogs and their handlers. Most of these are graced with a YouTube link:
The Top Dog of all the clubs reporting in January is from Jumping C Crew. Augustus, a Border Collie handled by Liz Clements, took the spot They finished this course with zero faults in 33.37 seconds.
First-Place Team – 315 LPP
Our first-place club was Jumping C Crew. Augustus, a Border Collie handled by Liz Clements, took their spot as well as Top Dog. They finished this course with zero faults in 33.37 seconds.
Second-Place Team – 306 LPP
Our second-place team is Cloud Nine from Minnesota. Asher, a Miniature Schnauzer, took the club’s top spot Handled by Susan Weyrauch, they completed the course with zero faults in 35.47 seconds.
Third-Place Team – 295 LPP
Jumpin’ K-9’s out of Temecula, California was our third-place club this month. Bevan, a Shetland Shepherd handled by Dawn Hoover, ran the course with zero faults in 40.11 seconds.
Fourth-Place Team – 271 LPP
Our fourth-place club was POTC Thunder Pawz from Brimfield, Illinois. Tempe, a Boxer/Lab cross handled by Kathleen Griffith, took top honors for the club. They finished this course with zero faults in 41.69 seconds.
Results for Initiates and Dabblers
The club had a total of 100 LPP on course. Good effort!
Follow the links below to view individual performances by dogs and their handlers. All have YouTube links:
The Top Dog for the month is Mia, a cute All American handled by Brianna Sterling. Brianna is a junior handler. They ran the course with zero faults in 39.58 seconds. This score puts Brianna and Mia first in their club and fifth overall. Way to go!
Second-Place Dog
The second-place dog is Chuck, an American Staffordshire handled by Paige Stark. They ran the course with five faults in 52.65 seconds with a final score of 57.65.
Third-Place Dog
The third-place dog is Koda, a Golden Retriever handles by Rebecca Siminou. Goldens can really rock. They ran the course with five faults in 55.53 seconds with a final score of 66.53.
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:
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.
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:
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.
This post is for the results of the 36×85 League. One club braved the elements this month. It appears to be pretty cold since everyone, including a dog, was wearing jackets. Dogs can wear jackets and such as long as they do not pose a safety hazard.
The January 2022 36×85 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.
If you would like to design courses for the league or learn how to design courses, give me a shout. I will add you to our group.
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.
January 36×85 was a numbered course designed by Melissa Wallace. The results for the two courses are separated below. A Numbered Course is scored Time, Plus Faults.
36×85 Regular Course January 2022 Results
Results for Regular Course
The team had a total of 95 LPP on the Regular Course. The top six results were very close to each other. Most of the rest of the team were not far behind.
Follow the links below to view individual performances by dogs and their handlers. All have YouTube links:
The Top Dog for the month on the Regular Course is Ollie, an English Shepherd handled by Team Captain Heather Cotterman. They ran the course with zero faults in incredible 28.04 seconds.
Second-Place Dog
The second-place dog was Homie, a Border Collie handled by Lauren Sanchez-Suzmann. They ran the course with zero faults in 28.28 seconds.
Third-Place Dog
The third-place dog was Scarlatti, an American Shepherd handled by Lisa Sickles. They ran the course with zero faults in 28.53 seconds.
Results for Initiate and Dabbler Course
Results for Initiate and Dabbler Course
The team had a total of 60 LPP on course. Everyone did very well on the course.
Follow the links below to view individual performances by dogs and their handlers. All have YouTube links:
The following courses are for March 2022 IDAL play. This year, we will be alternating between numbered, standard type courses and games. The league seasons will be 4 months long so that each season will have two numbered courses and two games. Additionally, each season will be a discreet unit. Results will be tallied for the season rather than an entire year; however, end of year results will also be reported.
Instructors, if you have some specific skills, scenarios, and/or obstacles you want to work when using the IDAL courses in class, please let me know. I will try my best to get them included. If anyone would like to request a specific game to play, let me know.
50×70 Fast & Fun
The March 2022 50×70 Fast & Fun league game is a Numbered Course designed by Melissa Wallace. Scored Time, plus faults.
60×90 Masters
The March 2022 60×90 Masters league is a Numbered Course designed by Melissa Wallace. Scored Time, plus faults.
40X85 Fast & Fun
The March 2022 40×85 league is also a Numbered Course designed by Melissa Wallace. Scored Time, Plus Faults.
An Open Invitation to New Players
New clubs and individuals are always welcome to join us and play these courses. Download the scorekeeping worksheet below. Contact the League Secretary to help with the details at pagc.live@gmail.com.
The 50×70 Fast & Fun League is intended to allow the dog to work at full extension with modest handling challenges.
Existing league franchises will be emailed their scorekeeping worksheets set up with their current rosters. If you would like multiple scoresheets, just let me know.
The following courses are for January 2022 IDAL play. We are starting the new year off with some simple, crazy numbered courses. This year the league seasons will be 4 months long, and each season will be a discreet unit. Results will be tallied for the season rather than an entire year; however, end of year results will also be reported. Additionally, each season will include two standard based courses and two games. Folks reported that they enjoyed the games and would like to have them included.
Due to the size constraints of each ring, not all the standard equipment can be used each month. I will try to rotate equipment so that we can get time on all of them. Instructors, if you have some specific skills, scenarios, and/or obstacles you want to work when using the IDAL courses in class, please let me know. I will try my best to get them included. If anyone would like to request a specific game to play, let me know.
NOTE that each league includes a Novice/Open type course. Team Captains should assign their members to that category as appropriate. This assignment should be based on their current level of competition or performance. It is not required that anyone start at that level, even new members. Please read the instructions for the new fault schedule, as this level has some oddities.
If you would like to design courses for the league or learn how to design courses, give me a shout. I will add you to our group. All courses are welcome. I will work with anyone to help you design a successful course be it numbered or a game.
50×70 Fast & Fun
The January 2022 50×70 Fast & Fun league game is a Numbered Course designed by Melissa Wallace. Scored Time, minus faults.
60×90 Masters
The January 2022 60×90 Masters league is also a numbered course designed by Melissa Wallace. A Numbered Course is scored Time, Plus Faults.
40X85 Fast & Fun
The January 2022 40×85 league is also a numbered course designed by Melissa Wallace. A Numbered Course is scored Time, Plus Faults.
An Open Invitation to New Players
New clubs and individuals are always welcome to join us and play these courses. Download the scorekeeping worksheet below. Contact the League Secretary to help with the details at pagc.live@gmail.com.
The 50×70 Fast & Fun League is intended to allow the dog to work at full extension with modest handling challenges.
Existing league franchises will be emailed their scorekeeping worksheets set up with their current rosters. If you would like multiple scoresheets, just let me know.
The following courses are for December 2021 IDAL play. This month we have more new courses. This set is based on a course concept by Kayla Hartlage. Kayla was kind enough to send in a 60×90 Jumpers course that had some Premiere style elements. Kayla designed her course on paper and sent it in to me. I kept most of her challenges in there but obviously had to adjust for distances and such. THANKS, KAYLA!
If you would like to design courses for the league or learn how to design courses, give me a shout. I will add you to our group.
50×70 Fast & Fun
The December 2021 50×70 Fast & Fun league game is a Numbered Course, based on a design by Kayla Hartlage. Follow the numbers, keep the bars up, and hit the yellow.
60×90 Masters
The December 2021 60×90 Masters league is also a numbered course based on the design of Kayla Hartlage. A Numbered Course is scored Time, Plus Faults.
36X85 Fast & Fun
The December 2021 36×85 Fast & Fun league is a numbered course based on a design by Kayla Hartlage. A Numbered Course is scored Time, Plus Faults.
An Open Invitation to New Players
New clubs and individuals are always welcome to join us and play these courses. Download the scorekeeping worksheet below. Contact the League Secretary to help with the details at pagc.live@gmail.com.
The 50×70 Fast & Fun League is intended to allow the dog to work at full extension with modest handling challenges.
Existing league franchises will be emailed their scorekeeping worksheets set up with their current rosters. If you would like multiple scoresheets, just let me know.
The following courses are for November 2021 IDAL play. This month we have some more new courses. The 60×90 course was designed by Shana Goodwin, a strong competitor from K9Cation. Shana is a Junior Handler. Let’s give it up for Shana for putting herself out there and designing courses. Her designs are modified slightly to finesse distances and such in the software. I tried to stay true to her designs. The 36×85 is less true to her design, but again, I tried to stay close.
If you would like to design courses for the league or learn how to design courses, give me a shout. I will add you to our group.
50×70 Fast & Fun
The November 2021 50×70 Fast & Fun league game is a Numbered Course, based on a design by Shana Goodwin. Follow the numbers, keep the bars up, and hit the yellow.
60×90 Masters
The November 2021 60×90 Masters league is also a numbered course designed by Shana Goodwin. A Numbered Course is scored Time, Plus Faults.
36X85 Fast & Fun
The November 2021 36×85 Fast & Fun league is a numbered course based on a design by Shana Goodwin. A Numbered Course is scored Time, Plus Faults.
An Open Invitation to New Players
New clubs and individuals are always welcome to join us and play these courses. Download the scorekeeping worksheet below. Contact the League Secretary to help with the details at pagc.live@gmail.com.
The 50×70 Fast & Fun League is intended to allow the dog to work at full extension with modest handling challenges.
Existing league franchises will be emailed their scorekeeping worksheets set up with their current rosters. If you would like multiple scoresheets, just let me know.
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