The Randy Selleck traveling trophy was presented by the Selleck family in honor of Randy and his devotion to field trialing. The winner of this trophy shall be the Top Open Shooting Dog for the current year. This trophy is not a retireable trophy and will continue to travel. Winners will also receive a letter of congratulations. This award began in 1997 at the DOTY banquet.

The Sportsman of the year award is a rotating silver bowl held in possession of the winner of this prestigious award for one year. This family heirloom was donated in honor of H Merlon Wood who was noted for the time and effort he spent in the sport of field trialing. Member clubs can nominate one individual for this award annually. This is a written nomination and must show the qualifications of the individual being considered. The Board of Directors shall vote on the nominees as presented. This award is presented at the summer meeting of FTCI.

The Honor Roll was designed to recognize members for meritorious service to the FTCI or to the sport of field trialing in the State of Illinois. Individuals being considered for election may be nominated by any member of delegate of FTCI. Written nominations are presented to the board of directors for voting at a meeting. Only one individual may receive this honor in any given year.

The Junior Handler Program was developed to foster, promote, encourage and develop a high degree of participation in field trialing in the State of Illinois for our Juniors age 15 and under. This award is open to any junior handler under the age of 15 who has attained at least 2 placements in an FTCI member club field trial event. This award is presented annually at the DOTY banquet. We thank Purina for their assistance in this program.