BCCA Awards for 2017

Joanne Williamson and Libby Myers-Buhite

Diehard Trophy - Overall Excellence in AKC Agility, both in Standard and Jumpers with Weaves

Designed by Chet Jezierski

Sponsored by the Beardie Agility Diehards

The BCCA honors the top agility teams at each competition level (Novice/Open/Excellent/Masters) in both regular Standard and Jumpers With Weaves (JWW) and Veteran Beardies competing in the Preferred classes. At least one owner of each Beardie must be a BCCA member to be eligible for these awards. 

"The Diehard Agility Trophy is established to honor the highest scoring bearded collie in Excellent level agility. The trophy features an original Chet Jezierski color drawing of beardies doing agility and is imbedded in acrylic and mounted on a walnut base. Plaques attached to the base allow the names of the winners to be permanently engraved. Designed by Chet Jezierski, it is offered and financed by freewill donations from the beardie agility community. Legs earned in Excellent A and B Standard, and Excellent A and B Jumper’s With Weaves (JWW) will be counted. To be eligible for this award, a beardie must earn at least three qualifying scores of 100 in Excellent Standard and JWW.

The scoring system is:
Each clean run will be awarded 1 point for every full second under Standard Course Time (SCT) In addition, each Double Q (QQ) (qualifying in both Standard and JWW on the same day) will be awarded an additional 10 points.
Points will be totaled for each individual qualifying leg and QQ, and then added together to determine the dog’s total score.
If a tie in points occurs, the beardie with the highest average yards per second (YPS calculated to 0.01 seconds) in Standard and JWW will be considered the winner. For Standard: YPS [course length in yards/(dog’s time on course – 5]
For JWW: YPS [Course length in yards/dog’s time on course]
YPS will be calculated for each individual qualifying leg and the average value determined for Standard and JWW. These two averages will then be added and the dog having the highest YPS will be declared the winner. If, after carrying out this procedure, the dogs remained tied, both will listed as the winners for that year."

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37 teams were eligible for the Diehard Award in 2017

The winner is CH MACH3 Wigglesworth Pride And Prejudice MXG PAD MJC PJD NAP NJP MFB TQX NFP T2B3 (Bing)

owned and handled by Lawrence Dalan of University City, MO and co-owned by Sharon Ipser.

The Diehard Award is supported by BAD.

The Denia Award for Standard Agility

Designed by Patricia White Cunningham

Sponsored by Glenn Hamilton and Emily Venator

"An annual agility competition trophy, donated by Glenn Hamilton and Emily Venator in the name of the first bearded collie to obtain an AKC Agility title, Am/Can CH Melville’s Poetry in Motion TT HIC NA CGC ADC FbDCH, is awarded annually to the bearded collie achieving the highest point total by earning titles in the standard agility classes through the MX. Only legs leading to titles will be counted.

The scoring will be based on the following sliding scale:

If a tie occurs in point total, the tie breaking mechanism will be to calculate the average yps (yps = course yardage/(dog's time - 5) ) for each dog's individual legs and calculate the average of these to 0.01seconds. The winner will be the dog with the higher yps average. If the dogs remained tied after this procedure has been carried out, both will be listed as winners of the award for that year." 05/11, 08/95-19

50 Teams were Eligible for the Denia Award in 2017

The winner is CH Highlander Carry On Bravely MX MXJ XF T2B (Claymore)

owned and handled by Joseph Root of Clyde, NC and co-owned by Beth Tilson

The Denia award was initially sponsored by Emily Venator in memory of Denia, the first Beardie to earn an AKC agility title.

The Top Seven are as follows:

High in Jumpers with Weaves Trophy, in Honor of Mirage

Designed by John Stanbridge

Sponsored by Beth White in honor of Mirage, the first winner

"The Mirage Trophy for High in Jumpers With Weaves is awarded to the bearded collie with the most outstanding performance in JWW. This trophy, featuring a metal statue of Mirage performing the weave poles on a walnut base, was proposed and financed by Beth White and designed by John Stanbridge. Each year’s winner will receive a statue donated by Beth White. The base will remain in the possession of the BCCA.

To be eligible for this award, a beardie must earn at least 6 qualifying scores of 100 at any level of JWW (Novice, Open, or Excellent.)In Novice, Open, and Excellent A; only clean runs leading to titles will be counted. In Excellent B, all legs will be counted.

The following scoring system is to be followed: A beardie will receive 5 points for each clean run and 1 point for each full second under Standard Course Time (SCT). If a tie in points occurs, the tie will be broken by calculating YPS for each of the tied dogs’ individual legs and the results averaged. The winner is the beardie with the highest YPS. If, after this procedure is carried out, the average YPS for each of the tied dogs is the same, all will be declared winners of that year’s award." 04/01-02, 09/01-02, 02/11-02

36 Teams were Eligible for the High in Jumpers Trophy in 2017

The winner is CH MACH3 Wigglesworth Pride And Prejudice MXG PAD MJC PJD NAP NJP MFB TQX NFP T2B3 (Bing)

owned and handled by Lawrence Dalan of University City, MO and co-owned by Sharon Ipser.

The Overall JWW award is supported by Beth White, in honor of Mirage, the first winner.

The Top Five are as follows:

The Preferred Veteran Trophy

Sponsored by Carl and Kay Widell

"The Preferred Agility Veteran Award is sponsored by Carl Widell in memory of Cagney, the first beardie to earn Preferred Excellent agility titles. This award will go to the top veteran dog, seven years of age or older, during the entire competition year, for performance in both Standard Agility and Jumpers with Weaves. (To be eligible for this award in 2015, the dog had to be born in 2007 or before.) Only legs toward titles will be considered. The trophy is a rectangular plaque with a large metal plate on the left side that is laser-inscribed with the words “Bearded Collie Club of America” “Preferred Agility Veteran of the Year” topped by a stop-action image of Cagney exiting the weave poles. On the right side of the plaque are metal plates for inscribing the winners’ names and years.

The scoring will be based on the following sliding scale:

If a tie in points occurs, the beardie with the highest average YPS (calculated to 0.01 seconds) for all Standard + JWW legs earned will be the winner. For Standard legs, YPS = STD course length/(time on course - 5). For JWW legs, YPS = STD course length/time on course." 05/06-01

44 Beardies earned Preferred Legs. 20 Teams were eligible for the Veterans Trophy in 2017

The winner is for the second straight year is

CH PACH3 Brandmar Come Fly With Me RA MX MXJ MXP11 MXPC MJP12 MJPB2 PAX4 OF OFP T2BP (Sterling)

owned and handled by Karen Reed of Wichita Falls, TX.

The Top 3 Teamsin 2017 are as follows:

The Lightning Award

Sponsored by Lori Weinberg

 The Lightning Award recognizes speed in AKC agility at the Masters’ level, for the fastest legs in Standard Masters or Masters Preferred and JWW Masters or Masters Preferred, during the year.  Preferred scores must be for a Veteran, age seven or over.  The award is sponsored by Lori Weinberg to honor Rocky, MACH PACH Chaniam Creag MXS MJG MXP3 MXPB MJP7 MJPS PAX XF. The custom steel award features a shadow figure of a Bearded Collie stretched over a jump. Yards per second will be used for scoring purposes.  The five fastest legs for each dog in Masters Standard and JWW (regular or preferred) are selected.  The high and low values of these five legs are dropped and the remaining three values are averaged. The averages for Standard and JWW are added to get the dog’s total score. The dog with the highest total score is the winner.  In the case of a tie, multiple trophies will be given.  This award was approved by the Board in December of 2015.

41 Teams were Eligible for the Lightning Award in 2017

The winner is Shadowfax's Lone Star Belle MX MXJ NF TKA (Razzles)

owned and handled by John Youngblood of Suwanee, GA

The Top Five are:

Standard Agility for 2017

"An annual award certificate is established for the top bearded collie in each level of Standard agility. In Novice A, Novice B, Open, and Excellent A (now called "Excellent"), legs leading to titles will be scored, no matter the year in which they were earned. In these levels, a beardie will be eligible for the Standard award only in the year in which the title is earned. For beardies competing in Excellent B (now called "Masters"), all legs earned during the current year will be scored and there is no requirement for a title to be earned in order to be eligible for the Excellent B ("Masters") Standard award.

Scoring:
Novice A - Excellent: The scores of the three legs leading to the title will be summed and the beardie with the highest total score will be the winner. If a tie in score occurs, YPS will be calculated (to 0.01 seconds) for each of the three title legs and the results averaged. The winner is the beardie with the highest average YPS. If a tie remains after this calculation, all those tied will be declared the winners of the award for that year.

Masters: A beardie accrues 5 points for each leg earned during the calendar year and one point for each full second under SCT. Ties in score will be broken by the YPS calculation specified above." 05/99-03

"The winner of the Novice A standard certificate will also be the Sunshine Award winner, honoring the top Novice A beardie and handler." 05/99-02

Masters Standard Agility

44 Eligible

The winner is CH MACH3 Wigglesworth Pride And Prejudice MXG PAD MJC PJD NAP NJP MFB TQX NFP T2B3 (Bing)

owned by Lawrence Dalan of University City, MO and co-owned by Sharon Ipser

Excellent Standard Agility

9 Eligible

The winner is Tweeddale's Magic Tartan Of Brooknoll AX AXJ OF (Tartan)

owned by Jan & David Burgan of Clear Spring, MD, co-owned by Linda Porter

6 Eligible

The winner is Balderdash Taylored In Vermont CD BN RE HSAds HIAd OA OAJ NF CGC (Taylor)

owned by Sonja Blanchard of Woodstock, VT

Novice B Standard Agility

11 Eligible

 

The winner is CH Pentangle's Liz She Is HSAds HSBd HIAds HIBd HXAd NA (Liz)

owned by Terry Manganiello of Paola, KS

Jumpers with Weaves - The Ryan Awards -2017

Jumpers with Weaves Plaques are awarded to the top bearded collies in each level of JWW. These awards were established by Beth Canner in memory of Ryan, CH Jande Hellava Knight CD HIC AGI PUP, the first beardie to obtain any type of agility title, and are sustained by an anonymous member of the Beardie agility community. In Novice A, Novice B, Open, and Excellent, legs leading to titles will be scored, no matter the year in which they were earned. In these classes, a beardie will be eligible for a JWW award only in the year in which the title is earned. For beardies competing in Masters, all legs earned during the current year will be scored and there is no requirement for a title to be earned in order to be eligible for the Excellent B JWW award.

Scoring:
Novice A – Excellent: The scores of the three legs leading to the title will be summed and the beardie with the highest total score will be the winner. If a tie in score occurs, YPS will be calculated (to 0.01 seconds) for each of the three title legs and the results averaged. The winner will be the beardie with the highest average YPS. If a tie remains after this calculation, all those tied will be declared the winners of the award for that year.

Masters: A beardie will earn five points for each leg earned during the calendar year and one point for each full second under SCT. Ties in score will be broken by the YPS procedure specified above." 05/99-03

141 Beardies earned a total of 2,918 legs in the Regular, Preferred, FAST, T2B and Premier classes in all breed and Specialty competition; 97 competed in the Regular classes with 39 in Preferred and 5 in both. 106 of these teams accounted for 297 total titles (100 standard; 108 JWW; 20 CH; 4 PAX; 41 FAST; 12 T2B; 2 TQX; 4 Premier; 6 ACT). Four teams each completed two MACHs within the competition year: Lawrence Dalan with both MACH7/8 Pip (Wigglesworth Great Expectations) and MACH2/3 Bing (Wigglesworth Pride And Prejudice), Jeff Ipser with MACH 7/8 Rezoom (Wigglesworth Super Smooth Operator), and Janice Leverenz with MACH6/7 Smitty (Wynsum Rhythm And Brews).  Six teams competed at the AKC Invitational held in Orlando, FL in December 2017.  Lori Weinberg and Blade (Camerons On The Cutting Edge) were the top scoring Beardie team for the second straight year and made the finals in the 20” class.  15 Teams qualified for 2018 AKC National Championships held in Reno, NV in March 2018.  2017 was the third year of competition in the Premier classes and saw the completion of the first Beardie titles.  Lawrence Dalan and Bing had the honor of earning the first Premier title when they completed their PJD in July.  Jan Leverenz and Smitty were not far behind, earning the first PAD at the end of August.  Larry and Bing then became the first to finish both Premier titles in November when they also earned their PAD.

Congratulations to the qualifiers for the 2018 AKC National Agility Championships!

March 23-25, 2018 at the Reno-Sparks Livestock Event Center in Reno, NV

To enter a dog must have earned at least 7 QQs (qualifying in standard and JWW on the same day 7 times) and 550 MACH/Premier points (1 MACH point = 1 full second under standard course time; each Premier Q = 25 points) between December 1, 2016 and November 30, 2017.  Premier Standard/JWW legs, not necessarily earned on the same day, may be used to replace up to 3 of the requirement for 7 QQs.  15 Beardie teams have met this high standard and are eligible to enter.

10 Beardie teams qualified to compete in the Regular classes at Nationals:

5 Beardie teams qualified to compete in the Preferred classes at Nationals:

Agility at the 2018 National Agility Championships - Suzi Beddoe

Emma

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The AKC National Agility Championship is a prestigious event where the top qualifying agility teams in the nation compete each year to be crowned “National Champions”.  What an extraordinary event to attend and watch, let alone in which to compete! The National Agility Championship, or NAC, is held each March. The venue rotates between Reno, NV, Tulsa, OK and Perry, GA, giving qualified dog teams the opportunity to compete at the National trial near home every three years.

In 2018, to qualify you had to compete at the Master Agility level and have completed the following requirements between Dec. 1, 2016 and Nov. 30, 2017:

• Seven double Qs. (A combination of three Premier Standard legs and three Premier JWW legs could be used to replace up to three of the required double Q’s).
• Every Premier Q earned during the Qualifying period was awarded 25 points towards the NAC point requirement.
• 550 total PACH/Premier Points (or MACH/Premier points for those running in Regular classes)

During the previous year, Emma and I had narrowly missed qualifying for the NAC which showed me that we can compete at this level. In 2017, I wasn’t sure we would be able to qualify as we ended up taking six months off from agility while Emma whelped and raised puppies. When we started trialing again in September, she was running well, and we were able to get it done. I was thrilled! We were going to the Championship!! Just to qualify was a huge accomplishment. Only 15 Beardie teams qualified for the 2018 National: ten at the Standard jump heights and five in Preferred. Congratulations to all!

The four-day NAC was held at the Reno-Sparks Livestock Event Center in Nevada.

Thursday was set up and check-in day for most competitors. Walking into the Event Center and seeing all the rings, with the flags of all the states represented hung around the arena walls, is a sight I will always remember. Our crating location was determined by a lottery draw and we were lucky enough to be assigned premium crating in the Main Building. We found our spot and got set up. The magnitude of the experience began to seep in as I stood in line waiting to be officially checked in and receive our bar-coded tag for the weekend. With nearly 1,000 dogs competing in four different rings simultaneously, the bar-coded tag is your entry to play. I was hopeful that there would be other Beardie teams attending (where were you guys?) But we were the only one. We were determined to represent our breed as best we could! There were many vendor booths on the main arena platform, so we finished the day with a bit of shopping, knowing that for the next couple of days we would be totally focused on agility.

The next three days started bright and early at six a.m. with the course map distribution followed by the general walkthroughs of those courses. The height specific walkthroughs started at seven-thirty a.m. and was done in groups of about 50 competitors at a time. When all of the walkthroughs were finally done, the competition would start and each team ran according to their ‘running order number’, which could mean right away or four hours later! Finding a marker dog was hard – soooo many Border Collies – but we were an easy marker dog for others.

Friday started with the warm-up run, which gave us a chance to get accustomed to the rings and footing. The Premier Standard Sweepstakes course, judged by Susan Leitner, was in the afternoon and included all the challenges you would expect to see on a Premier course. It was a fun run and Emma was on her game. She did everything I asked of her. Unfortunately, that included going to the backside of a jump (rather than the face of it) right at the end of the run. Good dog, bad handler = NQ for Team Emma.

Saturday was the first official day of the championship rounds. As we came into the arena that morning, the electricity in the air was palpable! First up for us was our Jumpers with Weaves course. It was a nice, flowing course judged by Peter Liu. We ran near the end of the pack, giving us the opportunity to observe that many teams were getting an offcourse entry into the tunnel. When it was our turn to run, I was so careful handling that section of the course that I mishandled another part and we ended up with one deduction. Our Standard run was not until the afternoon, which gave me some time to quiet my nerves, so when we went back in the ring we were ready and able to put together our first clean run of the day with a good time!

Sunday, the last day of the trial, arrived too quickly. My goal for the day was to run for a personal record and to enjoy every minute of that last run together at Nationals. The Hybrid course looked fast and fun and was judged by Susan Stephon. We were near the top of the running order so we only had a short wait before entering the ring. In less than a minute, we were done and had achieved our second clean run ribbon for Team Emma! I was delighted we had done well and sad that it was all over.

The grand finale of the NAC is Sunday afternoon when they hold the challenger rounds and then the finals. The arena was full of spectators and the atmosphere charged! All the dog and handler teams who had made it to the final rounds were incredible and amazing to watch. World Team members down to weekend warriors were competing for the coveted final prize of National Champion. Those who ultimately won at each jump height were well deserving of the achievement and accolades. We left Reno proud of what we had accomplished at the National Agility Championship and inspired to try again in years to come!

AKC/Eukanuba National Championship Invitational Standings - June 2017

Larry Dalan with Bing and Pip, Jennifer Phillips with Ryan, Lori Weinberg with Blade, Trudy Wisner with Poppet, Sharon Ipser with ReZoom

Larry Dalan and Bing (Wigglesworth Pride and Prejudice) have topped the 2016-2017 Invitational standings for Beardies competing in the regular classes at the Master level. Trudy Wisner and Poppet (Lil’ Clove Hello Poppet) earned the highest number of Invitational points for Beardies competing in the preferred Master classes. They, along with Larry’s other dog Pip, Jeff Ipser and Rezoom, Jennifer Phillips and Ryan, and Lori Weinberg and Blade, have received 1st round invitations to compete at the AKC Invitational Agility Championships to be held December 15-17, 2017 in Orlando, Florida. If any of them decline, the Beardies standing in the 5th-10th positions become eligible to receive invitations so that each breed may have a maximum of 6 representatives in the competition.  Congratulations to all of these fine teams and the best of luck to those who decide to make the trip to Florida to compete.

Regular Classes (60 earned points)
MACHPoints QQs Total

PREFERRED CLASSES (21 earned points)
PACH Points QQs Total

Blade

Blade’s haul from the 2017 AKC Agility Invitational. 4 Clean rounds, Top Bearded Collie at 2017 Agility Invitational and a Finalist for 20”class (seeded #7). It is particularly thrilling to see that the cumulative times for the 4 rounds showed that Blade as #7 and the # 6 seed and the #5 seed where separated by only 0.53 seconds! That could have been easily made up in just one tight turn for us. I have to say we were right in the thick of things! Still on cloud nine!

What a trip to Orlando! Blade and I ran hard and gave it our all. True honor to make it into the Finals again competing against some really great teams. Just bad luck in the finals that Blade turned the wrong way on the jump before the DW. I hung back to prevent the back jump but couldn’t recover. I have to say that 2017 has been one tremendous year for the two of us.

Lori Weinberg and Blade
Trudy Wisner and Poppet

Register of Merit for Agility 2017

The Register of Merit for Agility (ROMA) is given to dams with two or more offspring who have earned three or more AKC Agility titles and to sires with two or more get who have earned five or more AKC Agility titles.  The Register of Merit for Agility Excellent (ROMAX) is given to dams with two or more offspring who have earned ten or more AKC Agility titles and to sires with two or more get who have earned fifteen or more AKC Agility titles.  Either regular titles or preferred titles may be counted toward the Register of Merit Agility, whichever titles are higher, but they may not be added together.  Currently only Standard and JWW titles are counted.

ROMAX Sires

CH Aberdeen Always A Cool Cruiser (DJ) - 20
         Tina Miller

CH Daybar's All Schook Up (Fizz) - 15
         Bev and Dana Barton

CH Fivefields Reckless Abandon RA PT AX AXJ NAP NJP NF NFP (Brinian) - 16
       Barbara Stone

GCHB CH Lakewood Forever Cool RN CGC (Dino) – 18   (ROMA and ROMAX both earned in 2017)
       Julie Patzius

DC Pentangle's Captain Jack BN RAE HSAds HSBd HIAds HIBd HXAdM HXBdM MX MXJ MXF T2B (Jack) - 19
       Joanne M Williamson

CH MACH3 Wynsum Captivating Rhythm CDX RAE MXC MJS2 MXP MJP MXF THD (Hops) - 15
       Janice Leverenz and Carol J Carlsen

ROMAX Dams

CH Ha'Penny Harlow At Surfsong (Harlow) - 11
             Lori Fournier and Ginger Youngdale

CH Lil'Clove A League Of Her Own RN PT MX MXJ MJB NF (Dottie) - 14
             Trudy Wisner                                                                                                                    

DC Lil'Clove True Grit VCD1 BN RAE TDX HSAds HSBd HIAds HIBd HXAdM MX MXJ XF CGC (Quincy) - 16
Sonja Blanchard

Tweeddale's Black Magic Woman MX MXJ XF (Tori) – 13   (ROMA and ROMAX both earned in 2017)
      Linda J Porter

ROMA Sires

CH Brynmar's Take My Breath Away RN HT OA AXJ OF (Bentley)  - 9
         Linda Swain and Pat Hyde

CH Moonstone Get Out Of My Way BN RA PT FDC OA AXJ OF (Ace)  -5
         Linda J Porter, Sandy McDonald, and Casey Minner

ROMA Dams

CH Dunnachie Don'T Get Me Started NA OAJ (Hilary) - 5
       Kathleen Harold and Jackye Dunn

CH MACH3 Estrella Theres A Breeze Allaround HT MXC MJB2 NF (Brie) - 8
       Andrea Hobe and Jennifer Scheytt

CH MACH Estrella's Solamente Mia BN RN MXB MJS OF CA (Mia) - 4
       Jennifer Scheytt

CH Moonstone Kick Start My Heart RN PT AX MXJ MXP2 MXPB MJP3 MJPB NF OFP T2BP (Shebang) - 4
       Sandy McDonald and Casey Minner

CH Nonesuch Geta Risa Outa Ewe PT (Vash) - 5
       Jana Dozet, Cheryl Poliak, and Pamela Harris

DC Pentangle's If You Please HSAds HSBds HIAds HIBd HXAds (Kate) - 5
       Debra Thomas DVM

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