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Riverwalk Park and the Last Fling in Naperville are the hosting facilities for this year’s Hero Disc Ashley Whippet Invitational World Championships. Watch as the world’s best teams compete in Freestyle (two minute choreographed routine set to music) and Distance (one minute round, the "race of truth") to see who will be crowned the 2010 AWI World Champion! 2010 Schedule
Qualifiers![]() Orlando, FLWith what is quickly becoming the unofficial opening day to the disc dog season, the Central Florida Challenge/ Quad/ AWI weekend sure started 2010 off with a bang.read more... ![]() Huntington Beach, CAWhile it was snowing over a FOOT in Denver, a WHOLE bunch of competitors descended upon the green, warm grass at Edison High School and had a great day.read more... ![]() Pearland, TXThey say they do things bigger in Texas and the AWI is no exception! Chuck Middleton holds on to the lead for the victory. Congrats Chuck! We'll see you in IL.read more... ![]() Karlsruhe, GermanyWow what a weekend in sunny Germany. The weather smiled upon us as Julia Zimmerman and the FunDogTeam brought not just one, but two, count them TWO, events to town.read more... ![]() Thornton, COWhat a day!! After an extremely windy Saturday, Sunday brought calm, sunny skies and the 5th stop on the AWI Qualifier circuit to Thornton, CO.read more... ![]() Qingdao, China2010 Quindao, China Qualifier, congrats to our Far East teams for a great job, see you all in Naperville!!read more... ![]() Tochigi, JapanJapanese top teams gathered and showed splendid performances. Masanari Tomohiro & JET are the AWI Japan Champions! The top five qualifyfor the AWI World Championships!read more... 2009 AWI Results
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Tradition has a place for every iconic culture, and disc dog is no different. On a warm summer evening at Dodger Stadium, there was a dog and its owner that started the sport of disc dog. That dog was Ashley, Ashley Whippet, and the owner/trainer was Alex Stein. Together the duo performed in front of a sell-out crowd for over eight minutes on national TV, and history was made.











