蜜桃视频

The 2024 Flyball CanAm Classic raced to ESPN2 screens on November 17 as the nation鈥檚 largest flyball tournament. The action took place in Indianapolis, IN, at the Indiana Farmers Coliseum. The tournament was hosted by the (NAFA), and featured Premier and Multibreed tournaments. The teams battled it out bracket-style to see who was the speediest in the relay-style competition.

Nicole Pieri

Each class ran in a single-elimination tournament, with the best three out of five runs. Teams that lost ran against each other in the first round to determine the where each team fell in a ranking of seven in the Premier tournament, and four in the Multibreed class.

Premier First Place

Skidmarkz Silent But Deadly

Winning a best three out of five races in the final round, Skidmarkz Silent But Deadly from Iowa City, Iowa, beat out High Velocity. Last year, Skidmarkz came in first place against Run Free. The team consisted of five dogs, as well as handlers and members Steve Branin, Emily Helin, Jayne McQuillen, Luke Montgomery, Nicole Ortz, and Katie Weihbrecht.

Start Dog: 鈥淲ire,鈥� an All-American Dog

Second Dog: 鈥淔ission,鈥� an All-American Dog

Third Dog: 鈥淛uice,鈥� an All-American Dog

Anchor Dog: 鈥淢ission,鈥� an All-American Dog

Alternate (Start Dog): 鈥淢ission,鈥� an All-American Dog

Multibreed First Place

Nicole Pieri

Skidmarkz Wet N鈥� Wild

This team from Iowa City, Iowa, won the Multibreed competition, beating out 鈥楽ome Ruff Competition,鈥� a team from Ontario, Canada. The team consisted of five dogs, as well as handlers and members Gillian Cochrane, Emily Helin, Jayne McQuillen, Janessa Montgomery, Luke Montgomery, Hannah Ringsdorf, and Katie Weihbrecht.

Start Dog: 鈥淧ixar,鈥� a Whippet

Second Dog: 鈥淧aint,鈥� a Border Collie

Third Dog: 鈥淔lex,鈥� an All-American Dog

Anchor Dog: 鈥淢ango,鈥� a Brittany

Alternate (Start Dog): 鈥凄耻肠办鈥�

Final Placings

NAFA CanAm Regular Premier Class

1. Skidmarkz Silent But Deadly
2. High Velocity
3. Full Tilt
4. Launch
5. Canine Dirt Diggers
6. Animal Inn
7. On the Fly

NAFA CanAm Multibreed Class

1. Skidmarkz Wet N鈥� Wild
2. Some Ruff Competition
3. Spring Loaded
4. Fur Fun

Nicole Pieri

Want to Get Started in Flyball?

If seeing Flyball on TV has gotten you excited about participating with your own dog, getting started is easier than you think. The best way is to find a club near you that offers classes. Because Flyball is a team sport, you鈥檙e going to want to find a team that works for both you and your dog.

If you鈥檙e not ready to go to a class, many clubs host online classes and seminars, and you can try practicing jumps with

While you鈥檙e searching for Flyball clubs in your state, you can also to familiarize yourself with the sport.

Don鈥檛 think Flyball is for you? Don鈥檛 worry! There are many dog sports that are suitable for dogs of all ages and abilities.