Blazer was from the very first Radar litter. Although his career was way too short due to an unfortunate accident, in his short time he certainly put his stamp on flyball forever. He, along with Radar and Shayla, was apart of the very first team to break 16 seconds as well as run world records, win Great Outdoor Games, Purina Incredible Dog Challenges and NAFA Championships. We will always remember him for his fun loving attitude and incredible display of heart, speed and style very much like his Father Radar. He most certainly was the definition of following in your Fathers footsteps, he was awesome.

Although he had just started racing at the time of his accident, he was showing great promise and looked to be following the same path as his litter mate Icon.

Iggy was the first Cardigan Welsh Corgi in North America to receive a flyball championship. Iggy was also titled in obedience and agility. She was Christine's first dog and is still very much missed.

Macey ran on almost every team during her career. You could not miss her in the ring, if it was not her size and how effortless she made it look, then it was her barking and flinging Angela around. She most certainly was one of a kind and we miss her a lot. Rest well Black Dog and take care of the rest of the team once they meet up with you again.

Radar was the face of the team for years and everybody knew who he was. He was a freak of nature and changed the way people thought of the large Border Collie. Before him, it was smaller meant quicker on the feet and faster box turns but he proved them all wrong by showing them that larger meant more power and overall more speed by running consistent 3.7's in a pass, when 3.7 Border Collies were rare. He spend his whole career running in the second position on the A team and helped the team run many world records, win NAFA Championships, 3 Incredible Dog Challenges, 2 Great Outdoor Games and go undefeated for years. Radar was Aaron's first dog and gave him everything he could have ever asked for and then some. He has sired many litters and his pups are all over North America carrying on his legend. There will never be another Radar and he is greatly missed. He was inducted into the NAFA Hall of Fame in 2010.

Sabre put our Multi team on the map during her time and helped us run the world record back in 1999. She made Malinois an essential part of any Multi Breed team. In her honor, we present the Sabre Award to the winner of Multi 1 at our Blast Off tournament, it is the least we could do to honor a dog that special to us. She is missed and will never be replaced.

Although her career was short, she was very well known and recognized for her lighting quick box back when they were very rare. She was Kelly's first dog and got her hooked on the sport. To this day, we compare dog's box turns to hers.

Shayla was our height dog and ran with Radar on our A team back in the late 90's and early 2000's when we were setting all the world records, being the first to break into the 15's, winning all those Purina Incredible Dog Challenges and Great Outdoor Games and going unbeaten for years. She set the standard for what other height dogs were compared to back then. We will always be so proud of what she accomplished and can not thank her enough for everything she did for us. She was inducted into the NAFA Hall of Fame in 2011.

Sonic was our very reliable and steady start dog on our Red team for most of his career. Sonic and Sherry had mastered the start and had numerous perfect starts. He is missed and I do not think we will ever have another start team like those two again.

Sweeper's flyball career was limited due to the fact that he excelled at agility while in his prime and that became his main focus with flyball as his side project. Aaron and Sweeper were invited to represent Canada at the 2004 World Championships in Spain and finished 3rd overall in the world. He truly was one of a kind and there will never be another Sweeper.com.