corbinam
Moderator
Here is the 2012 USA World Agility Open Team.
The Team:
300 division:
Sandra Rogers and Quill
Ivette White and Zip
Monique Plinque and Tiki
Daneen Fox and Masher
Mike Padgett and Kona
400 division:
Anne Kajava and Manja
Karen Holik and Sizzle
Jenn Crank and Blaster
Nancy Kleinhans and Jimmy Dean
Jenn Crank and Salsa
525 Division
Moe Strenfel and Kindle
Dudley Fontaine and Sweet
Mary Ellen Barry and Maizy
Jeannette Hutchison and Rumble
Rosanne Demascio and Kiba
650 Division
Lori Michaels and Solei
Linda Mecklenburg and Wonder
Daisy Peel and Solar
Terry Smorch and Presto
Dudley Fontaine and Maverick
Stacy Goudy and Maze
Management Team:
Tracy Sklenar, Coach/Manager
Sandy Rogers and Greg Fontaine, Asst Coach/Managers
Hope it's a good year for the team! I helped videotape my trainer's run (and she made it...twice!).
The "tryout" is pretty interesting. You're sent a course map, and you videotape yourself running it and send it in. Technically you could run it as many times as you want (though my trainer only ran it once!), which I thought was interesting.
The Team:
300 division:
Sandra Rogers and Quill
Ivette White and Zip
Monique Plinque and Tiki
Daneen Fox and Masher
Mike Padgett and Kona
400 division:
Anne Kajava and Manja
Karen Holik and Sizzle
Jenn Crank and Blaster
Nancy Kleinhans and Jimmy Dean
Jenn Crank and Salsa
525 Division
Moe Strenfel and Kindle
Dudley Fontaine and Sweet
Mary Ellen Barry and Maizy
Jeannette Hutchison and Rumble
Rosanne Demascio and Kiba
650 Division
Lori Michaels and Solei
Linda Mecklenburg and Wonder
Daisy Peel and Solar
Terry Smorch and Presto
Dudley Fontaine and Maverick
Stacy Goudy and Maze
Management Team:
Tracy Sklenar, Coach/Manager
Sandy Rogers and Greg Fontaine, Asst Coach/Managers
Hope it's a good year for the team! I helped videotape my trainer's run (and she made it...twice!).
The "tryout" is pretty interesting. You're sent a course map, and you videotape yourself running it and send it in. Technically you could run it as many times as you want (though my trainer only ran it once!), which I thought was interesting.