“ SUPERNOVA DOGS Agility League aims to provide a fun, positive, inclusive opportunity for Agility teams to showcase their skills, and to be acknowledged and celebrated for their achievements in the ring. ”


- Noelle Saladin, League Director


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League Membership Registration is a one time registration per participating dog that is required prior to attending League events. When you register, your dog will be issued a League number which will be used to track their achievements. Seasonal renewals will be required to maintain an active membership status and participate in events during a given season. League registration is only open for two weeks per season, contact us if you are interested in receiving information about next season’s registration.

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2025-2026 League Players

  • A digitally designed poster featuring a black-and-gray Australian Shepherd dog named Xoni, also known as Zoom Zoom, posing against a blue and teal background with geometric shapes. The poster provides details about Xoni's agility skills, handler Fasha, jump height of 8 inches, and rookie level.

  • A digital poster for the Agility League featuring a Shetland Sheepdog named Teddy, also called Teddy Bear, handled by Jackie, with a jump height of 12 inches, and categorized as a Performer. The poster includes a photo of a Shetland Sheepdog wearing a bandana and a stylized background with a star logo and the years 2025-2026.

  • Dog profile card titled 'Agility League' featuring a small brown dog with large ears, wearing a pink collar, with details including call name 'Andie', aka 'Andie Doodle', breed 'Morkie', handler 'Patty', jump height '4 inches', and level 'Rookie'.

  • A digital poster for the Agility League featuring a smiling Australian Cattle Dog named Traigo Azul, with details about the dog’s call name, breed, handler, jump height, and level, with a background of teal and blue geometric designs and a partial image of the dog on the right.

  • A digital poster of the Agility League showing a smiling rat terrier named Zesty with information such as call name, AKA, breed, handler, jump height, and level, alongside a photo of Zesty with large ears and a colorful bandana.

  • Dog profile card for agility league featuring a small tan dog with a pink collar and a black harness with dog illustrations, sitting against a colorful, modern background.

  • Poster of the Agility League featuring a happy dog with a long tongue sticking out. The dog is a mixed breed, identified as APBT/Husky, called Sophia or Screaming Banshee. Handler's name is Alyssa. The dog has a jump height of 12 inches and is a rookie level. The poster includes a blue and teal abstract background with social media handle @supernovadogs and a star logo with '2025-2026'.

  • Dog on an agility league certificate with information about Ruby, also called KangaRue, a mixed breed dog trained by Erin. Ruby is a rookie with a jump height of 12 inches.

  • Dog profile card showing a brown dog named Rose, called Captain Barks, of German Shepherd/Lab breed, handled by Maria, with a jump height of 12 inches, at rookie level in the agility league for 2025-2026.

  • Digital poster featuring a cute black and gray Havanese puppy with its tongue out, sitting in front of a blue and teal background. The poster labels the dog as part of 'Agility League' for the 2025-2026 season, and provides details including call name 'Puffin', aka 'Pufflump', breed 'Havanese', handler 'Patty', jump height '4 inches', and level 'Rookie'.

  • A digital poster for an agility dog league featuring a black Labrador Retriever wearing a turquoise bandana. The poster includes details about the dog named Paradiddle, also known as Peggy Sue Paradiddle, a Labrador Retriever handled by Zoe, with a jump height of 12 inches, at the performer level. It has a teal and gray color scheme and a logo with a star in the upper left corner, indicating the 2025-2026 season.

  • Dog agility league profile card featuring a smiling mini bernedoodle named Sidney, with information about handler Kathryn, jump height of 4 inches, and rookie level, alongside a photo of Sidney.

  • A digital graphic design of a dog in a pet agility league profile. The dog, a pitbull named Nova, is wearing a jeweled collar and is sitting with its tongue out. The background is a modern, geometric style with shades of teal and blue, and includes information about Nova's agility skills and handler.

  • Dog profile card for 'Agility League' featuring a brown dog with a pink flower in its ear, named Maple, also known as Maple Syrup. It is a Blue Lacy/Pitbull breed, handler is Lillian, with a jump height of 8 inches, at rookie level. The design includes a teal background with geometric patterns and a badge indicating 2025-2026.

  • A digital poster for an agility league featuring a cheerful brown and white dog with its tongue out, along with details about the dog Mojo, a Poodle/Staffordshire Bull Terrier, including handler Douglas, jump height of 12 inches, and rookie level.

  • Digital poster for Agility League featuring a Border Collie named Graham with handler Holley, showing details like jump height of 12 inches and rookie level, with a photo of Graham on the right side.

  • An informational card for a dog named Flam, part of the Agility League 2025-2026, featuring a picture of a Miniature American Shepherd with a black, tan, and white coat, and details about Flam's call name, aka, breed, handler, jump height, and level.

  • A digital certificate card for the Agility League 2025-2026 featuring a happy, energetic mixed-breed dog named Franny, also known as Happy Feet. The card includes details like handler Becca, jump height of 8 inches, and rookie level. The card design features a background with shades of teal and white with a photo of Franny sitting and smiling.

  • Dog profile card for the Agility League, featuring a Boxer named Gemini, handled by Deanna, with a jump height of 12 inches, at the rookie level. The card includes a photo of a happy Boxer dog with a pink tongue, sitting against a teal and blue background.

  • A digital illustration of a dog identification card for the Agility League, featuring a photo of a small brown dog with large ears named Foxy, also called The Foxinator, breed SuperMutt, handler Terrie, jump height 8 inches, and rookie level, with a background of blue and teal designs.

  • Dog profile card with the title 'Agility League'. It shows the dog's call name as Emmy, also known as Emmy, breed Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, handler Jordan Erica, jump height of 4 inches, and rookie level. The card includes a picture of a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy with long, curly brown ears and white fur, set against a colorful, modern background.

  • A poster for the Agility League 2025-2026 featuring a German Shepherd named Chief, also known as Best Pal, handled by Meg, Brett. The dog's jump height is 8 inches and it is a rookie level. The poster includes a photo of the German Shepherd with a colorful background and a logo with a star in the top left corner.

  • A digital poster featuring a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel named Fieval, with a photo of the dog on the right side. The poster is titled 'Agility League' and includes details such as call name, AKA, breed, handler, jump height, and level. The design includes teal and blue shades with a star logo and a social media handle @supernovadogs.

  • Dog classification card featuring a French Bulldog named Cheeks, aka Potato Bug. The card shows details such as handler Sarah, jump height 8 inches, and level Performer. The design has a teal and blue background with a photo of the French Bulldog on the right.

  • A digital poster for the Agility League 2025-2026 featuring a brown and white American Bully dog named Bunnie, also known as Ms Bunnie XO, with a handler named Amanda. The poster displays the dog's jump height of 8 inches and a rookie level. The background contains geometric shapes, a logo with a star, and the hashtag @supernovadogs.

  • Design of a dog agility league card featuring a Dalmatian named Castiel with a happy expression, information about the dog and handler, and a background with geometric shapes and a star logo.

  • Design of a loyalty card called 'Agility League' featuring a photo of a curly-haired Portuguese Water Dog named Bode, with details about the dog's handler Nik, jump height of 12 inches, and rookie level, with branding and graphics in shades of blue and teal.

  • Dog agility team poster featuring a photo of a smiling Standard Poodle named Louie with information about his agility level and handler, Cathy.

  • Dog profile card for agility league, featuring a photo of a small dog with pointy ears and a happy expression, wearing a harness and jacket, with details about the dog named Goose, a Hound/Terrier breed, handled by Nick, jumping 12 inches and at rookie level.

  • A digital poster for the Agility League 2025-2026 showing a smiling Australian Shepherd/Heeler dog named Sadie, also called The Early Worm Wins, with handler Anna, at 12 inch jump height, at performer level. The poster features a teal and white background with geometric design elements and a photo of Sadie.

  • A digital card for the Agility League featuring a brown dog wearing a plaid bandana, with details including call name Yoshi, aka The Wild Wiggler, breed Cattle Dog/Basset Hound, handler Jacquie, jump height 16 inches, and level Performer.

  • A digital badge for the Agility League featuring a photo of a brown and black dog, named Bear, with details about its breed, handler, jump height, and level.

  • Design of a dog agility league card with a photo of an Australian Shepherd puppy, text details including call name Yoshi, aka Atomic's Little Green Dinosaur, breed Mini American Shepherd, handler Emily, jump height 8 inches, rookie level, and a logo with a star. The background features shades of teal and blue with geometric elements.

  • A digital profile card for a dog named Waffles, also known as Waffy, a soft-coated Wheaten Terrier, part of the Agility League for 2025-2026. The card includes details about the handlers, jump height of 12 inches, and the level as performer, featuring a picture of Waffles, a fluffy light-colored dog, smiling with a collar and tag.

  • Dog identification card for Bentley, a Pitbull Lab mix, with handler Erin, jumping 12 inches, classified as an Achiever in the Agility League, 2025-2026 season.

  • A digital poster for the Agility League featuring a black Labrador Retriever named Toasty, with details about the dog including call name, aka, breed, handler, jump height, and level, alongside a photo of Toasty with an animated background design.

  • A digital graphic design poster featuring a Labrador Retriever dog wearing a rainbow bandana and a harness, with information about its agility training level, jump height, handler, breed, and nickname, titled 'Agility League' for the year 2025-2026.

  • Dog identification card for agility league featuring a Rhodesian Ridgeback mix named Dublin, also known as The Dubs, handled by Jill, with a jump height of 12 inches, classified as a rookie, and a badge for 2025-2026.

  • A graphic for the Agility League featuring a golden retriever named Chandler, also known as The Chan Chan Man, with details about his handler Sarah, jump height, and level, alongside a photo of the dog wearing a harness and collar.

  • Dog agility league card featuring a brown mixed-breed dog named Meekhah, aka Baby Girl, with a handler named Douglas, a jump height of 12 inches, and a rookie level. The card has a teal and purple background with a photo of the dog on the right side.

  • Certificate of achievement for a dog named Julie, a Great Pyr/Pitbull, in the Agility League for the 2025-2026 season. The certificate includes details such as call name, aka, breed, handlers, jump height, and level, with a picture of Julie, a light-colored dog with a pearl necklace and a dark bow, sitting against a green and blue background.

  • Dog profile card for Jake, a black Lab/Husky mix in the Agility League, with details about handler Joe and Jessica, jump height 16 inches, and achievement level achiever.

  • A dog profile poster for Bodhi, a Havanese breed, in the Agility League, 2025-2026 season. It includes details like call name Bodhi, aka Bodhi Bear, handler Emily, jump height 8 inches, level rookie, and features a happy dog with a shaggy brown and white coat.

  • Dog identification card for agility league featuring a Belgian Malinois named Vitani aka Vitana-Raptor, handled by Lee, with a jump height of 12 inches, and classified as a rookie.

  • A digital poster for the Agility League featuring a happy Golden Retriever named Ziggy, also known as Ziggy Stardust, with Chelsea as the handler. The poster includes details such as Ziggy's jump height of 12 inches and Rookie level. The background has teal and blue geometric design elements and a photo of Ziggy with tongue out and smiling.

Upcoming Events

  • Event #1

    October 3rd, 2026

  • Event #2

    November 7th, 2026

  • Virtual Week

    December 5th-11th, 2026

  • Event #3

    January 9th, 2027

  • Event #4

    February 6th, 2027

  • Event #5

    March 6th, 2027

  • Event #6

    April 17th, 2027

  • Virtual Week

    May 15th-21st, 2027

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What our teams love about League.

  • Close-up of an adorable brown and cream-colored dog with a happy expression, set against a white background.

    "The people and pups: it is a fun and relaxed environment where everyone is welcoming and supportive. I also love that it is challenging, and you come away with personal goals to work towards."

    Team Bodhi

  • Front view of a brown dog with a black nose, expressive eyes, ears slightly folded, wearing a collar, against a white background.

    "I like that it gives me something to work towards."


    Team Dublin

  • A happy black and gray dog with floppy ears and a shiny coat, smiling with its tongue slightly out against a white background.

    “It’s a great couples hobby and event. It is welcoming even if we make a ton of mistakes or the dog has zoomies. A school league allows us to participate more in trials. We never would if we only had the official ones to enter."

    Team Toasty

  • Happy brown and white dog with its tongue out, looking at the camera.

    “Working together in sync as a team with my dogs"

    Team Mojo

  • Happy brown and white dog with one ear flopped over, tongue out, and eyes slightly squinting.

    “It’s welcoming for people with reactive or behaviorally complex dogs to still get to challenge themselves and their dogs in a “trial” environment that’s safe. It’s community over competition; nobody is trying to compete with each other but support fellow teams. 🖤 It’s wonderful seeing people make friends!"

    Team Sophia

  • A Labrador Retriever wearing a rainbow-colored bandana and a purple harness, against a white background.

    "Nobody judges anybody, and everyone cheers each other on."

    Team Nala

  • Happy Dalmatian dog with black spots wearing a green collar and a round silver tag, looking directly at the camera against a white background.

    “Having a safe space to try something new, make mistakes, and track our progress and achievements in a measurable way! It’s also amazing to have an inclusive environment for learning new skills where we’re not defined by our reactivity.”



    Team Castiel

  • A happy Labrador retriever wearing a pearl necklace and a navy blue bow on a white background.

    "I like having an opportunity for Julie and Jake to compete together. 🩷 It's a family affair and we love it!"






    Team Julie

  • Close-up of a brown and white pit bull dog with cropped ears looking at the camera, isolated on a white background.

    "I absolutely love watching everyone having a good time with their fur babies!"









    Team Bunnie

Your questions, answered.

Check out our most commonly asked questions and answers!

  • SUPERNOVA Agility League was born from the desire to showcase the talents of dogs that may not excel in a standard trial environment. League aims to provide a fun, positive, inclusive opportunity for Agility teams to showcase their skills, and to be acknowledged and celebrated for their achievements in the ring.

    Similar to a standard trial, we offer a variety of Agility games via in-person events and virtual participation from October-April.

  • League is open to any Supernova Dogs students!

    League is also reactive dog friendly! If your dog would not be appropriate for the in-person events, we have options for teams to participate virtually. Designated games are available during normal class times, private lessons, or ring rentals.

  • We require dogs to be at least 18 months old to participate in events. If your dog will be reaching the minimum age during a season, you are welcome to join the season and wait to attend your first event once they have reached 18 months. There are no age limits for participating. Senior dogs, over the age of 8, are given an additional time allowance on course times and the option to skip A-frame when included in a course. We have a number of senior friendly games!

  • Once a dog has completed our Agility Foundations program and is training at the Pre-Novice level, they are ready to participate at the Rookie level. If you are not sure if your dog is ready or appropriate for League, ask your instructor, our team is happy to answer your questions about the program and make a recommendation regarding your dog’s readiness.

  • League membership registration is opened once a year at the end of the summer. During enrollment, new players can join and previous players have the option to renew their membership for the new season.

  • We offer two levels at the time of registration, Rookie and Performer.

    Rookie courses include 8-14 obstacles and weaves are NOT included in any of the games at this level.

    Performer courses included 12-18 obstacles and will include a set of 6 weave poles for games with weaves.

    We recommend selecting the level that best matches your dog’s current skill level. You will have the ability to select different levels for individual games if you choose.

  • Yes! Dogs can earn standard titles by completing a designated number of qualifying runs in a game at each level. Exceptional titles are also available to teams that meet the requirements.

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