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[Menu]In this section, team members will have the opportunity to relate their favorite flyball experiences. Where possible, photos will accompany amusing anecdotes from our years as active and enthusiastic -- and all too human -- participants in the sport.
Return soon to read about . . .
The Flint Flood Truth or Dare and
other games Pig-Out at the London Dairy
... and discover why the word "perky" holds special meaning for members of the team.
The team's annual
New Year's Day walk in Toronto's Beaches district.
Unforgettable Moments in Time . . .
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Champagne
Moments . . .
At several tournaments in the last few years, we have felt
the urge to celebrate milestones in our evolution as
a team by toasting our
accomplishments with champagne. This tradition started in Binbook when
we broke the
team's longstanding
18.50-second benchmark in August, 1999, a feat made possible by the
addition of Gord
Travis and Victoria Lamont to
the team. It continued in Richmond Hill, at the September, 1999,
tournament,
when we succeeded in placing
first in the third and second divisions, respectively, with our Regular and
Multibreed teams. We brought out the
champagne again in Collingwood a few weeks later when we clocked an
official
time of 18.21 with our Regular team
-- consisting of Galla, Ivy, Digger, and Whisper -- and an unofficial,
breakout time of 18.00 seconds,
establishing a new benchmark for the team. In July, 2000, at the
tournament in
Cambridge, we finally managed to pass
even that time, setting a new team record of 17.954 seconds, again with
our
Regular team (Galla, Dodger,
Ceilidh, and Matty). As usual, we celebrated . .
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