2023 NCEA National Championship Program

The 2023 nationals program was created and designed by Whitney Truax with the help of equestrian communications directors and the NCEA. Editor Whitney Truax

Cover Design Aubrey Malone Editorial Assistance SIDs

2023 NCEA National Championship Schedule Apil 13-15, 2023

World Equestrian Center - Ocala

1750 NW 80th Ave

Ocala, Fla. 34482

Schedule of Events

All times Eastern and other than daily start times are estimations

Thursday April 13, 2023: Quarterfinals Session 1 (Brackets DDA & DDB)

Friday April 14, 2023: Semifinals Session 1 (Brackets SDA & SDB) Session 2 (Brackets DDE & DDF)

Saturday April 15, 2023: Championship

Session 1 (Bracket SDC) Session 2 (Bracket DDG)

Ceremony

Welcome back to Ocala and the World Equestrian Center for the 2023 NCEA National Championships. We are quite excited to return to Ocala following the outstanding event hosted at the World Equestrian Center last year. We look forward to another opportunity to work with the Roberts Family and appreciate their continued support and commitment to collegiate equestrian. The NCEA is grateful that we have the opportunity to compete at a world-class facility. Marion County and the City of Ocala have been so welcoming and we appreciate their collective efforts to embrace the NCEA as we return for a second year in this beautiful location. I am grateful that Auburn University committed to serve as host institution for this event for a second year; the efforts of the exceptional Auburn University staff ensure that the event will be of the very highest quality for both student-athletes and equine-athletes. I am also aware of the incredible support from the generous sponsors who believe so deeply in our sport and who maintain an outstanding commitment to support this Championship each year. Finally, the deepest thanks go to the NCEA National Advisory Board who continue to provide guidance to the NCEA as we strive to prepare for the highest caliber competition for these talented equestrians.

The NCEA remains committed to the growth of the sport of collegiate equestrian at every NCAA Division level. The opportunities the sport provides for young women across the country cannot be overlooked and we are proud to advocate for these student-athletes and continue to provide a true championship experience. The coaches and student-athletes have focused all year to earn the right to compete for a national title which will be crowned this weekend.

Thank you for your continued support of the NCEA and I look forward to a fantastic week of Championship competition.

Sincerely,

Dr. Leah Fiorentino Executive Director, NCEA

History of the NCEA

Equestrian became an emerging sport for women at the Division I and Division II levels within the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) in 1998. Since then, the National Collegiate Equestrian Association was created as a governing body and charged with advancing the sport of Equestrian at the collegiate level. Directed by committees made up of dedicated sports administrators and coaches from member institutions – the NCEA works to progress Equestrian to championship sport status within the NCAA. With 15 Division I teams, one Division II team and five Division III teams, the sport continues to advance as an emerging sport for women. In addition, six teams at the Division I and Division II levels report Equestrian as a varsity sport to the NCAA but are not considered current competing members of the NCEA.

The National Collegiate Equestrian Association competes in a head-to-head format where one rider from each team competes on the selected horse and the highest score wins a point for their team. During the regular season, the home institution provides the horses and tack for the meet. Dual Discipline competitions include western and jumping seat events, while Single Discipline competitions only include jumping seat events. On the western side, riders compete in horsemanship and reining. On the jumping seat, side riders compete in fences and flat. At the end of the meet, the team with the highest point total wins – in the case of a tie the team, with the highest raw score wins.

The first NCEA Championship was held in Waco, Texas in 2002. The Overall Champion was Texas A&M, the Hunt Seat Champion was Georgia and the Western Champion was West Texas A&M. The NCEA Championships continued to have an Overall, Hunt Seat, and Western Champion until 2014. From 2014 until 2017, only an Overall National Champion was crowned – still including the western and jumping seat events. During the 2017-18 season, Sweet Briar College became the first Division III team to join the NCEA as well as the first single discipline team only having jumping seat and no western team. The 2018 and 2019 Championships included a dual discipline overall champion as well as an event champions in fences, flat, horsemanship and reining. After the COVID-19 pandemic cancelled the 2020 National Championship, the 2021 Championship included a Dual Discipline National Championship and a Single Discipline National Championship which is the format we still see this weekend.

The 2022 National Championship marked the NCEA’s first National Championship at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, Florida.

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All-Academic First Team

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National Collegiate Equestrian Association

2023 Championship Judges

Lisa Anderson

Jumping Seat Judge

Lisa Anderson grew up in Wayne, Ill. fox hunting and showing hunters and jumpers. After graduating Cum Laude from Barnard College of Columbia University, Lisa returned to Lamplight Equestrian Center in Wayne showing, training and coaching for 10 years. Lisa was then hired by the United States Equestrian Team (USET) to assist Olympic gold medal three day eventing coach, Jack LeGoff, to teach show jumping to event riders-in-residence at the USET headquarters. Following this experience, Lisa trained and coached out of Grove Place Farm in Maple Park, IL for 12 years, showing throughout the Midwest.

Lisa is currently the head trainer and program director at Chastain Horse Park in Atlanta, where she trains riders to compete around the southeast. Lisa also holds four USEF “R” judging licenses and regularly judges throughout the country.

Lisa and her husband have four sons and live in Watkinsville, GA with their three dogs and parrot.

Susan Ashe

Jumping Seat Judge

Susan Ashe has been in the horse world for most of her life wearing many hats from rider to trainer to judge. She has judged every major horse show in the U.S. and Canada.

Amy Eidson

Jumping Seat Judge

As a junior rider, Amy trained with Paul Valliere, Ronnie Mutch and Tim Kees. She qualified for indoors in Equitation and Junior Hunters and was in the ribbons. After taking time to attain a BS majoring in Marketing, Management and Speech Communications from the University of Rhode Island, she opened Irons Gate Stable in Wakefield R.I. She qualified riders for the Medal/Maclay and USET Finals. She had a student win the USET Gold Medal. She also had horses qualify for indoors & Devon. Her students have won numerous year end awards throughout New England and Zone 1. Amy was trainer of riders winning the RI Equitation Finals nine times and ribbon winners and champions at many other equitation finals including champion at the NE Equitation Championships. One of the many horses Amy found and trained was Toronto who won the USEF Medal Finals in 1998 when he was leased to Kent Farrington to ride.

Amy has been a USEF judge for over 25 years. She has judged the Vermont Hunter and Equitation Finals, the Virginia Hunter and Equitation Finals, Thermal, Ocala, Tucson, Loudoun Benefit, Winter Equestrian Festival, Vermont Summer Showcase, IEA Nationals, NCEA Nationals two times, Zone 12 Finals, Zone 1 Finals, SEC Championships, UEC Championships, CHJA Finals, CHSA Finals, PHA Finals and many more throughout the U.S. and Canada.

Currently Amy is Co-Chairperson of the New England Equitation Championships, USHJA Zone 1 Committee Chair, USHJA Zone Council member, Sr. Director and Past President of the RI Horseman’s Association. Amy is a USEF ‘R’ licensed judge in Hunt Seat Equitation and Hunters, along with ‘r’ in Jumpers.

Buddy Fisher

Western Judge

Buddy Fisher has been training and showing for 35 years. Buddy holds judging cards for the American Quarter Horse Association, National Snaffle Bit Association, National Reining Horse Association and National Reined Cow Horse Association. He has judged notable shows such as the AQHA Open and Amateur Show, AQHA Select World Show, AQHA Youth World Show, the All American Quarter Horse Congress, the NRHA Futurity and the NSBA World Show. Buddy served as president for the Big Country Quarter Horse Association and remains an active board member. He has also served on the Texas Quarter Horse Association horse show committee. Buddy owns and operates Buddy Fisher Quarter Horses in Abilene, Texas where he resides with his wife, Torey. They have two daughters Kalee and Kaci.

Gretchen Mathes

Western Judge

Gretchen Mathes is the owner and manager of Powder Brook Farm, a large training facility located in Harwinton, Connecticut. Gretchen has been training, showing and raising Champion Quarter Horses for 48 years. She has coached World and Congress Champions in both Youth and Amateur classes. Gretchen holds judging cards with AQHA, NRHA, NSBA and WCHA and has judged at every major show in the country including numerous overseas assignments. In 2007, Gretchen was named AQHA Professional Horsewoman of the Year and in 2017 she was named Most Valuable Professional by the Professional Horseman’s Committee. Gretchen serves on the Nominations and Credentials Committee for AQHA and is the Director Emeritus from Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Chele McGauly

Western Judge

Chele McGauly has shown Quarter Horses for over 40 years. She still shows as well as coaches and gives clinics throughout the US as well as AQHA affiliates in other parts of the world .

Chele has shown multiple World Champions as well as coached World Champions in multiple disciplines. In 2018, Chele was named AQHA Professional Horsewoman of the Year. This recognition, as well as the title of 2017 Most Valuable Professional by the Louisiana Quarter Horse Association, has been a huge honor!

This 40-year veteran professional horsewoman specializes in training and coaching ranch riding, reining and cow horses. She also breeds, trains and shows Quarter Horses out of her farm, Three Rivers Performance Horses, which she bought in 1995. It was the same year she earned her AQHA judge’s card.

Chele has judged such shows as the All American Quarter Horse Congress, AQHYA World Championship Show and the AQHA Open World Championship Show multiple times. She has also officiated at the NRHA Futurity and Derby, the NRCHA Futurity and Derby as well as internationally at the European and German Championships. She has also judged shows in countries such as Australia, Japan, Sweden, Switzerland, Italy, Belgium, Mexico, Canada, Argentina and Costa Rica!

Besides her AQHA card, Chele also holds judges cards for the NRCHA, NRHA, NSBA and APHA.

Randy Neuman

Jumping Seat Judge

Randy Neumann comes to us from Raleigh, N.C. and this is his second time judging the NCEA National Championship.

Randy has thirty years of officiating experience at major shows in the hunters, equitation and jumpers. He has developed horses and riders throughout the years that have had success at major shows on both coasts.

Randy has officiated at the USEF Pony finals, Arabian Nationals, Sport Horse National, IEA Nationals as well as numerous equitation finals on both coasts.

Andrea Wells

Jumping Seat Judge

After graduating from Skidmore College with a BS in Business and Marketing, Andrea M. Wells opened a successful training and show horse facility outside of Boston, Massachusetts, but much of Andrea’s long career in the Equestrian Industry was spent as the Director of Equine, Professor and Head Coach at Centenary College, Hackettestown, NJ then later as the Department Chair for Equestrian Studies at The Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia. Over the 25+ years in the collegiate venues, Andrea’s horses and riders have achieved great success capturing many Regional, Zone and National Collegiate Titles for both Individual championships as well as team championships at competitions in the Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association and the American National Riding Commission.

Andrea M. Wells currently hails from Ocala, Florida and holds USEF and CEF ‘R’ licenses for Hunters, Jumpers and Hunter Seat Equitation. She has more than 20 years of judging experience that includes officiating at top shows across this country and Canada like the Desert International Horse Park, The Royal West including the CEF Finals, Thunderbird, HITS, The Aiken Horse Shows at Bruce’s Field, Menlo Charity Horse Show, Blenhiem, The NorCAL Medal Finals, and The New England Equitation Finals. Most recently, Andrea judged the prestigious 2021 $100,000 World Equestrian Center Equitation Championship, as well as having officiated at both the East and West Coast USEF Junior Hunter Finals. Most notably, Andrea Wells had the privilege to judge the 2021 USHJA Pre-Green Incentive Championships and The International Hunter Derby Finals. In addition to her active judging roster, Andrea M. Wells strives to improve the Hunter/Jumper portion of the industry with her service on the USHJA Licensed Officials Education Committee, the Equitation Task Force Committee and is a Mentor Judge for the USEF.

Carla Wennberg

Western Judge

Carla Wennberg has been judging for 36 years for AQHA and NSBA and 28 years for NRHA. She has judged 15 AQHA World Shows and four all-American Quarter Horse Congresses. Carla was named the 2008 Professional Horsewoman of the Year and earned the 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award for IHSA.

She is currently an instructor and coach for St. Andrews University in North Carolina. Previously, she taught in the Equine Programs for Colorado State University and University of Georgia.

Carla is a board member for the NSBA and a Judges Committee Member for the AQHA.

Daren Wright Western Judge

Daren Wright, a native of Chillicothe, Ohio, has been judging for 30 years. He is the Director of the Equine Program and Equestrian Team at Wilmington College in Wilmington, Ohio, a National Director for the American Paint Horse Association and currently serves on the judges committee and APHA Youth Task Force. Daren holds cards with AQHA, APHA, NSBA, PHBA, ApHC, PtHA, ABRA, IBHA and NASMA and is a Professional Horseman for the American Quarter Horse Association and American Paint Horse Association.

I have been fortunate enough to judge some of the largest and most prestigious shows in the US and abroad including the AQHYA World Show, All American Quarter Horse Congress, APHA World Show, PtHA World Show, AQHA Novice Championships, ApHC World Show, NSBA World Show, ABRA World Show, PHBA World Show along with many national and championships shows in Italy, Australia, Sweden, Holland, France, South Africa, Denmark, and England.

When he’s not judging, he works as an agent for IHT Equine Insurance Agency

National Collegiate Equestrian Association

2023 Championship Stewards

Casey Finnell

Junior Jumping Seat Steward

Dr. Casey Finnell is currently enjoying her time as an amateur hunter/jumper rider and being school-free since finishing her doctorate in higher education in 2022. Finnell is an alumna of Kansas State University, where she was a letter-winning student-athlete and assistant coach for the Wildcats former NCAA DI team. Finnell coached the 2012 Most Outstanding Player on the Flat at the National Collegiate Equestrian Association National Championships and earned a nomination for the Coach of the Year award that same year. In 2016, Finnell received the Distinguished Alumni honor in the field of Education by the NCEA. Finnell currently serves as the Director of Leadership Development for the University of Kansas Athletics Department.

Suzan Flaig

Head Jumping Seat Steward

Suzanne Flaig has been involved with collegiate riding for over 20 years. First, as a student at Miami University of Ohio riding for their IHSA Team, she competed in multiple disciplines and earned an individual National Championship in Equitation in 1991. After graduating in 1993 with a Bachelor of Arts, she began her collegiate coaching career at Pennsylvania State University. She eventually came her back to her alma mater as an Assistant Hunt Seat Coach and then on to Oklahoma State University where she coached for thirteen years. During her time at Oklahoma State, she experienced the structure of both the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association as well as the emergence of varsity programs and the National Collegiate Equestrian Association of today. She holds a master’s degree in Education and has served on multiple committees within the NCEA, IHSA and USHJA. 2023 will mark her sixth year stewarding at the NCEA National Championships.

She currently is the Director of Equestrian Programs and an Adjunct Professor for Liberty University. She lives in Forest, Va. with her husband Michael and their two children.

Candy Fraley

USEF Steward

After a two-decade career at AT&T, Ms. Fraley now enjoys being a licensed official for both the United States Equestrian Federation and the National Snaffle Bit Association. She considers the steward’s job to be that of a liaison between the participants, the show management and the governing body. By keeping the triangle interactive we can insure a safe and level playing field. She can’t think of any horse sport she doesn’t enjoy watching and learning about.

M. Fraley is grateful to live on a small farm in Aubrey, Texas with her husband and other family members, as well as enough animals to insure there is very little free time.

Megan Johnson

Head Western Steward

Megan Johnson is no stranger to the NCEA. She began her collegiate coaching career at Oklahoma State University while completing a Master’s degree in Animal Science. She was a graduate assistant under head coach, Larry Sanchez from 2001 until 2003, then became the assistant coach at OSU until 2007. Johnson became the head coach of the South Dakota State University equestrian team in 2011. After four years with the Jackrabbits, she moved to Wray, Colorado where she lives with her husband and daughter. Johnson is now the Director of National Promotion at Boxer Poet and also manages Drake Johnson Performance Horses.

Debra Jones-Wright

Junior Western Steward

Debra is no stranger to equestrian events. She has been involved in the industry for many years in multiple capacities. Debra has in fact judged the NCEA National Championship several times.

She is AQHA, NRHA and NSBA judge. Debra also has the privilege of being an AQHA Professional steward and a member of the Professional Horsemen Association. Debra proudly sits on the AQHA Youth Committee.

Debra’s 30 plus years of judging experience has taken her throughout the states, as well as internationally. Officiating such as AQHA World Show, AQHYA World Show, NSBA World Show, European and German Championships, as well as the Italian Congress, Canadian and Australian Nationals. Debra has also judged IHSA, IEA, and YEDA Nationals. She has also coached riders to championships in these associations. Along with her husband Rusty, Debra lives in Abbeville, S.C. where they own and operate a horse facility, sport cattle ranch and farrier service .

Auburn

Name Discipline Yr. Hometown

Sam Adamcyzk Jumping Seat So Loxahatchee, Fla.

Genevieve Ahlstedt Western So. Cohasset, Mass.

Taylor Banks Western Fr Redwood City, Calif.

Holland Barnett Jumping Seat Fr Lexington, Ky.

Lily Beatty Jumping Seat Sr. Stuar t, Fla.

Libby Bertelsen Jumping Seat Jr. Charlotte, N.C.

Samantha Briggs Jumping Seat Jr. Lexington, Ky.

Caroline Buchanan Western Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz.

Kate Buchanan Western Jr. Scottsdale, Ariz.

Bella Clemente Jumping Seat Fr. Wellington, Fla.

Kaitlyn Ferguson Western So Battle Ground, Wash.

Ellie Ferrigno Jumping Seat Jr. Newtown, Conn.

Caroline Fredenburg Western Fr. Staughn, Ind.

Jacqueline Frimodt Western Jr. North Bend, Wash.

Lauren Hall Western Fr Sammamish, Wash.

Anne Douglas Hamiter Jumping Seat Fr. Tuscaloosa, Ala.

Rachel Hoopman Western Sr. Coeur d’Alene, Idaho

Lindsey Klein Jumping Seat Sr. San Diego, Calif.

Emma Kurtz Jumping Seat Gr. Hudson, Ohio

Hannah Lemel Western Gr. Brevard, N.C.

Helen Lohr Jumping Seat Jr. Warrenton, Va.

Olivia Marino Western Jr. Birmingham, Ala.

Anna Marie Mayes Jumping Seat So Memphis, Tenn.

Mary McDaniel Jumping Seat Sr. Fredericksburg, Va.

Baylee Mckeever Jumping Seat Fr Brewster, N.Y.

Charlotte McLaughlin Jumping Seat Fr Ottawa, Ontario

Madison Parduhn Western Jr. Edmond, Okla.

Grace Pearson Jumping Seat Jr. Seattle, Wash.

Hallie Rush Jumping Seat So. Memphis, Tenn.

Mary-Grace Segars Jumping Seat So. Canton, Ga.

Alexis Seiden Jumping Seat Fr Washington, D.C.

Maddie Spak Western Sr. Waukesha, Wisc.

Ava Stearns Jumping Seat Sr. Chilmark, Mass.

Sophee Steckbeck

Coaching Staff

Baylor

Name Discipline Yr. Hometown

Lucia Ament Jumping Seat Fr Orono, Minn.

Lilly Anthes Jumping Seat Fr Grand Haven, Mich.

Jessica Batton Western Jr. Sidney, Ohio

Madeline Bomba Western Sr. Bloomington, Ind.

Gianna Brocchini Jumping Seat So Ripon, Calif.

Rachel Brody Jumping Seat So Castle Rock, Colo.

Rylee Butler Western Fr Larkspur, Colo.

Madaline Callaway Western Gr. Loveland, Colo.

Molly Canfield Jumping Seat So Chicago, Ill.

Holly Carter Western Sr. Regina, SK

Mia Chimenti Jumping Seat Fr Far Hills, N.J.

Shelby Clausen Western Jr. Cave Creek, Ariz.

Presley Cortez Western Gr. Bakersfield, Calif.

Emma Covarrubias Jumping Seat Fr Eldora, N.J

Mallory Fricke Western Fr Northfield, Minn.

Brooke Giacin Jumping Seat Sr. Southwest Raches, Fla.

Grace Hall Jumping Seat Gr. Chester Springs, Pa.

Natalie Hilty Western So. Huber Heights, Ohio

Delaney Hoffman Jumping Seat So. South Elgin, Ill.

Isabella Jacuzzi Western So. Alexander, Ark.

Maddie Jordan Jumping Seat Fr. Tallahassee, Fla.

Lauren Jorgensen Jumping Seat Fr. Albuquerque, N.M.

Daisy Kaufman Western Sr. Castle Rock, Colo.

Bennett Kitchens Jumping Seat Fr. Shaker Heights, Ohio

Caroline Korell Western Fr. Centennial, Colo.

Catherine Kramer Jumping Seat Fr. Indianapolis, Ind.

Kendall Lawson Western Fr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Marley Mainwaring Western Gr. Palos Verdes, Calif.

Gabrielle Marty Western Sr. Solon, Iowa

Kristen McPherson Western So. Lander, Wyo.

Jenna Meimerstorf Western Sr. Russellville, Ark.

Meredith Miller Jumping Seat Fr. Downingtown, Pa.

Madison Mitchell Jumping Seat Jr. Clarkston, Mich.

Tatum Mitchell Jumping Seat Jr. Chicago, Ill.

Emily Moomaw Western Jr. Marble Falls, Texas

Elsie Naruszewicz Western Sr. Monroe, Wash.

Ella Peters Western Jr. Bishopville, Md.

Haley Petersen Jumping Seat Sr. Upland, Calif.

Gianna Pozzi Western So. Spring Valley, Ill.

Andie Pratt Western Sr. Paragould, Ark.

Lauren Reid Jumping Seat Fr. Nazareth, Pa.

Sofia Renneke Western Fr. Edmonds, Wash.

Kalena Reynolds Western Fr. Austin, Texas

Tatum Richey Western So. The Woodlands, Texas

Caroline Robelen Jumping Seat Fr. Weston, Mass.

Molly Roberts Jumping Seat So. Raleigh, N.C.

Christina Rogalny Jumping Seat Sr. Wellington, Fla.

Bella Rosa Western Jr. Livermore, Calif.

Blaise Runyon Western Fr. Hilliard, Ohio

Alexis Rutledge Western So. Altoona, Iowa

Dominika Silvestri Jumping Seat Sr. Andover, Mass.

Isabella Smith Jumping Seat 5th Littleton, Colo.

Kaitlyn Smith Western Fr. Plainfield, Ind.

Lauren Stebbins Jumping Seat So. Atlanta, Ga.

Samantha Stubblefield Western Jr. Montgomery, Texas

Anna Thron Western Fr. Hugo, Minn.

Delaney Van Horn Western Gr. El Cajon, Calif.

Nadalee Vasquez Western So. Acton, Calif.

Annie Vorhies Jumping Seat So. Canton, Ga.

Maddie Vorhies

Sr. Canton, Ga.

Catelyn Walker Western Fr. Prairie Grove, Ark.

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Georgia

Name Discipline Yr. Hometown

Leah Anderson Western Jr. Monroe, Wash.

Nora Andrews Jumping Seat Jr. East Hartford, Conn.

Emily Blecher Jumping Seat Sr. Shdema, Israel

Courtney Blumer Western Gr. Monroe, N.C.

Anna Bohn Jumping Seat Sr. Marietta, Ga.

Jax Bound Western So For t Atkinson, Wisc.

Ceci Bresch Jumping Seat Sr. Barrington, Ill.

Maggie Bresch Jumping Seat Fr Barrington, Ill.

Tessa P. Brown Jumping Seat Fr. Bloomfield, Conn.

Kennedy Bryant Western Jr. South Padre Island, Texas

Kinsey Cooper Western Fr Montrose, Ga.

Isabella David Jumping Seat Fr Holmdel, N.J

Jordan Davis Western So. Madisonville, Texas

Alyvia Dixon Western Fr Hickor y Corners, Mich.

Ella Duffy Jumping Seat Fr Marietta, Ga.

Quinn Eisenfeld Western Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz.

Melissa Deryn Foster Jumping Seat So. Toronto, Canada

Hayley Freeman Western Jr. Grayson, Ga.

Kendall Gill Western Gr. Leesburg, Ga.

Jessica Guginsky Jumping Seat So. Lake Ronkonkoma, N.Y.

Aggie Hahn Jumping Seat Fr. Richmond, Va.

Isabella Hehr Western So Hollywood, S.C.

Grace Himes Western Sr. Bristol, Ind.

Ally Jones Western Jr. Franklin, Ky.

Tori Kendle Western Sr. New Albany, Ohio

Harper Lawson Western Jr. Lincoln, Neb

Austin Layer Western So Waynesboro, Ga.

Sara Lewis Western Sr. Washington, Ind.

Hannah Jane Lucas Western Jr. Ridegeway, S.C.

Sophie Lucas Western Jr. Mechanicsville, Va.

Shelby Lynch Western Fr McLean, Ill.

Caitlin Lyons Western Sr. Mead, Wash.

Jada Mark Western So. Sumter, S.C.

Kendal McClintock Western Fr Galena, Ohio

Rachel McMullen Jumping Seat Sr. Chagrin Falls, Ohio

Kalli Meagher Jumping Seat So. Virginia Beach, Va.

Bay Noland-Armstrong Jumping Seat Sr. Harrison Township, Mich.

Aphrodite Papandreou Jumping Seat Fr Houston, Texas

Catalina Peralta Jumping Seat So Geneva, Fla.

Sophia Pilla Jumping Seat Jr. Ridgefield, Conn.

Emma Reichow Jumping Seat Jr. Menlo Park, Calif.

Savannah Relick Western Jr. Vero Beach, Fla.

Ada Rohan Jumping Seat Jr. Montpelier, Vt.

Hailey Royce Jumping Seat Fr. Wellington, Fla.

Meg Seidel Jumping Seat Gr. Birmingham, Ala.

Raegan Sheperd Western Fr Clayton, N.C.

Hannah Smith Jumping Seat Jr. Winston-Salem, N.C.

Isabelle Song Jumping Seat Jr. Charlotte, N.C.

Jennifer Staniloff Jumping Seat Jr. Setauket, N.Y.

Jillian Stopperich Western So Venetia, Pa.

Addison Taylor Western Jr. Statesboro, Ga.

Hazel Taylor Jumping Seat Sr. Rising Fawn, Ga.

Jordan Toering Jumping Seat Jr. Waterford, Va.

Spencer Toohill Jumping Seat Sr. Round Hill, Va.

Josey Walker Jumping Seat Sr. Rome, Ga.

Allie Ann Wheeler Western So. Coolidge, Ga.

Coaching Staff

Lynchburg

Oklahoma State

Name Discipline Yr. Hometown

Tristan Bagby Western Fr Benton, Ky.

Peyton Baxter Western So. Rockford, Mich.

Lydia Bell Western So Purcell, Okla.

Abby Budd Western Fr Pueblo, Colo.

Mackenzie Carreras Jumping Seat So. Chandler, Ariz.

Elizabeth Carter Jumping Seat So Powhatan, Va.

Quincee Clark Western So. Doddsville, Miss.

Hannah Coleman Jumping Seat Gr. Temperance, Mich.

Kelly Coonce Western Fr Lone Jack, Mo.

Lily Corbin Western Fr. Jones, Ok la.

Hannah Dodd Jumping Seat So Kearney, Mo.

Ellie DuPuis Jumping Seat Fr Charlottesville, Va.

Josie Elliott Jumping Seat Sr. Lexington, Va.

Maddie Fussell Western Sr. Waxahachie, Texas

Stephanie Gripp Western Sr. Sheffield, IL

Ella Harmon Western Fr. Coweta, Okla.

Kelly Harper Western Jr. Iverness, Fla.

Riley Hogan Jumping Seat So. Warrenton, Va.

Paige Jones Jumping Seat Jr. Landenberg, Penn.

Lauren Jost Jumping Seat Sr. Highlands Ranch, Colo.

Hope King Jumping Seat Sr. Mount Pleasant, SC

Olivia Klug Western So Columbus, Neb.

Cadence Kueker Jumping Seat Fr Wamego, Kan.

Avery Langley Western Fr. Oxford, Miss.

Dalia Lehmann Jumping Seat So Poznan, Poland

Hannah Lovrien Western Gr. Jonesboro, Ark.

Claire McDowall Western Jr. Franktown, Colo.

Grace McReynolds Jumping Seat Jr. Colorado Springs, Colo.

Maddie Milo Jumping Seat Fr. Ladera Ranch, Calif.

Molly Mitchell Western Sr. Cuba, Mo.

Caroline Nielson Western Sr. Las Vegas, Nev.

Sydney North Jumping Seat Sr. Mansfield, Mass.

Lois op het Veld Western Jr. Amstelveen, Netherlands

Emma Pacyna Jumping Seat Sr. Simi Valley, Calif.

Lindsey Porteous Western So. Groton, Mass.

Lauren Pursley Western So College Station, Texas

Emma Quigley Jumping Seat Fr Glassboro, N.J.

Ella Reinauer Jumping Seat So. St. Louis, Mo.

Rylee Ridgley Western So Camden Wyoming, Del.

JoJo Roberson Western Sr. Stratford, Okla.

June Roberson Western Fr. Stratford, Okla.

Bree Tuso Jumping Seat Sr. Oak Point, Texas

Natalie Vargo Western Sr. Plain City, Ohio

Zoe Williams Jumping Seat Fr Flower Mount, Texas

Sydnie Ziegler Jumping Seat Gr. Quaker town, Penn.

Campbell Zink Western Fr. Johnstown, Colo.

Coaching

Sacred Heart

Name Discipline Yr. Hometown

Lily Anderson Western Sr. Ottumwa, Iowa

Alexa Black Western Fr. Cedar ville, Ohio

Lydia Brahler Western Sr. New Berlin, Ill.

Reynolds Cole Jumping Seat Fr Tuscaloosa, Ala.

Faith Davis Jumping Seat Sr. Huntsville, Ala.

Katherine Delagarza Jumping Seat Jr. Watertown, N.Y.

Emma Engel Jumping Seat So. Carrollton, Ga.

Madigan Eppink Jumping Seat Gr. Clarkston, Mich.

Avery Erickson Jumping Seat So Lucas, Texas

Skyler Fields Jumping Seat So. Wellesley Hills, Mass.

Chalyce Head Western Jr. Grande Prairie, Alberta

Hannah Hoch Jumping Seat Fr Whitefish Bay, Wisc.

Hensley Humphries Jumping Seat So. Austin, Texas

Augusta Iwasaki Jumping Seat Fr Calabasas, Calif.

Hailey Johns Jumping Seat So Munster, Ind.

Nya Kearns Western Jr. Grayslake, Ill.

Taylor Kraft Jumping Seat Fr Bernardsville, N.J.

Siena Krueger Western Fr. Bellevue, Wash.

Dani Latimer Western Sr. Marietta, Okla.

Taylor Madden Jumping Seat Jr. Wellington, Fla.

Katy Merchant Jumping Seat Jr. Neshanic Station, N.J.

Brianna Merklin Western So Lewis Center, Ohio

Elle Moreno Jumping Seat Fr Plano, Texas

Becky Morris Jumping Seat Sr. West Har tford, Conn.

Alex Pielet Jumping Seat Sr. Highland Park, Ill.

Addi Piper Jumping Seat Sr. Wellington, Fla.

Maria Richards Western So. Saint Thomas, Pa.

Claire Robertson Western So For t Worth, Texas

Miranda Seade Jumping Seat Sr. Austin, Texas

Devin Seek Jumping Seat Gr. Ocala, Fla.

Macie Soderquist Western Jr. Bellevue, Wash.

Mallory Vroegh Western Gr. Grimes, Iowa

Megan Waldron Western Gr. Parker, Colo.

Annabel Whitehead Jumping Seat Fr Richmond, Va.

Elli Yeager Jumping Seat So. Westlake Village, Calif.

Taylor Zimmerman Western Sr. Rogersville, Mo.

South Carolina

Name Discipline Yr. Hometown

Jordan Allen Jumping Seat Sr. West Bloomfield, Mich.

Alexa Aureliano Jumping Seat Jr. Ole Brookeville, N.Y.

Ellie Beard Jumping Seat So Franklin, Mich.

Kiersten Beckner Western Sr. Leesburg, Ind.

Brianna Carter Western So. Goodettsville, Tenn.

Mary Margaret Coats Western Sr. Smithfield, N.C.

Nina Columbia Jumping Seat Sr. Kinnelon, N.J.

Alexis Daugird Western Fr. Wanakee, Wis.

Sydney DeGrazia Jumping Seat Jr. Rochester, N.Y.

Mahaley Gann Jumping Seat Fr. Denton, Texas

Trinity Hammerschmidt Jumping Seat Gr. Montpelier, Va.

Madison Hammom Western Fr Kingston, Wash.

Kendalynn Herlocker Western So. Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Tierney Horton Western So Larkspur, Colo.

Natalie Jayne Jumping Seat Fr Elign, Ill.

Carly Jenkins Western Fr. Jericho, Vt.

Alyssa Jipping Western Fr Hamilton, Mich.

Susannah Johnson Jumping Seat Fr. Chapin, S.C.

Kenley Koch Western Fr. Brick, N.J.

Emma Lane Western Jr. Gates, N.C.

Emerson Madonia Western Fr. Licolnton, N.C.

Mattilyn McNeill Western Fr Elizabeth City, N.C.

Mary Hunter Millet Jumping Seat Fr Hilsborough, N.C.

Mya Pinski Jumping Seat So. Kanakee, Ill.

Payton Potter Jumping Seat So Woodland Hills, Calif.

Claire Pound Western Sr. Columbia, S.C.

Ava Pratt Western So. Anitoch, Ill.

Bella Primavera Jumping Seat Fr Aptos, Calif.

Maro Reppas Jumping Seat Jr. Dallas, Texas

Emilia Reutimann Western Jr. Sherrills Ford, N.C.

Madeline Schaefer Jumping Seat Sr. Westminister, Md.

Chloe Stephenson Western Jr. West Jefferson, Ohio

Alexa Thorpe Western Gr. West Jefferson, Ohio

Haley Turner Western So Columbus, Ohio

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Name Discipline Yr. Hometown

Kaitlyn Baker Western Sr. Dripping Springs, Texas

Kylie Baker Western Fr. Dripping Springs, Texas

Isabella Baxter Jumping Seat Gr. Wright City, Mo.

Sydney Berube Jumping Seat Jr. Bedford, N.H.

Ella Bostwick Jumping Seat Jr. Wellington, Fla.

Payton Boutelle Western Jr. Elkhorn, Wis.

Maddy Buchanan Western Sr. Scottsdale, Ariz.

Anna Clausen Western Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz.

Alexis Cook Western Sr. Tipp City, Ohio

Emmersen Cook Western Jr. Silver ton, Ore.

Kaylene Cunningham Western Fr Denver, Colo.

Mattie Dukes Western Sr. Weatherford, Texas

Sidney Dunham Western So. Jonesboro, Ark.

Catherine Goffard Western So Green Bay, Wis.

Shea Graham Western Jr. Cave Creek, Ariz.

Jordan Guilmart Jumping Seat Sr. Litchfield, Conn.

Tatum Keller Western Fr El Reno, Okla.

Lex Lipacis Jumping Seat Fr. Oakland, Calif.

Lannie-Jo Lisac Western Fr. Pueblo, Colo.

Hannah Loeffelbein Jumping Seat Jr. Overland Park, Kan.

AnnaKate Long Jumping Seat So. Magnolia, Texas

Emy Lucibello Jumping Seat So Naperville, Ill.

Ally Manoog Jumping Seat Fr Centerville, Mass.

Jessica McAllister Western Jr. Southbur y, Conn.

Giorgia Meadows Western Jr. Cuba, Mo.

Julia Nickl Jumping Seat Fr Palos Verdes, Calif.

Olivia Parr Jumping Seat Sr. Marshall, Texas

Chloe Peebles Jumping Seat So Coral Gables, Fla.

Jordyn Scelsa Jumping Seat Fr. Islip, N.Y.

Zoe Scheifer Jumping Seat Jr. Dallas, Texas

Ashleigh Scully Jumping Seat Jr. Morristown, N.J.

Catherine Shurtleff Jumping Seat Sr. Flower Mound, Texas

Kaitlyn Smith Western Jr. Apex, N.C.

Laurel Smith Jumping Seat So Halifax, Mass

Wynne Weatherly Jumping Seat Gr. Charlotte, N.C.

Jenna Welker Western So Reno, Nev. Elizabeth West Western So Williamston, Mich.

Sydnie Young

Texas A&M

Name Discipline Yr. Hometown

Skyler Allen Jumping Seat So San Ramon, Calif.

Millie Anderson Western So. Pilot Point, Texas

Kendall Austin Jumping Seat Fr Virginia Beach, Va.

Claire Beesaw Western Jr. Bryan, Texas

Kaitlyn Bloom Western Fr. Bonanza, Ore.

Meagan Braun Western Fr Franktown, Colo.

Lisa Bricker Western Gr. Temecula, Calif.

Brooke Brombach Jumping Seat So. Wimberley, Texas

Claire Campbell Jumping Seat So Cochranville, Pa.

Cori Cansdale Western Sr. Laguna Beach, Calif.

Gracie Casebolt Western Fr Wapakoneta, Ohio

Emma Cress Western So Boerne, Texas

Riley Dosa Western Jr. Prosper, Texas

Alle Durkin Jumping Seat Sr. Natick, Mass.

Josie Eckert Western Fr Huntington, Ind.

Ellie Gerbrandt Western So. Rober ts Creek, B.C.

Ariana Gray Western Sr. Calgar y, Alberta

Haley Green Jumping Seat Sr. Newport Beach, Calif.

Mattie Gustin Western So. Aledo, Texas

Laina Hanaghan Western Fr Sulphur Springs, Texas

Lauren Hanson Western So. Clemets, Calif.

Kyla Jackson Western Fr Vacaville, Calif.

Bella Kay Jumping Seat Jr. Argyle, Texas

Alexa Leong Jumping Seat Fr. Sacramento, Calif.

Malena Lopez Western Sr. Houston, Texas

Keesa Luers Western Jr. Mission, B.C.

Emmy-Lu Marsh Western Sr. Tallulah, La.

Ella McCullough Western Fr Stanwood, Wash.

Courtney Murphey Western Jr. Rockwall, Texas

Kacey Murphy Jumping Seat Fr. Brussels, Belgium

Maggie Nealon Jumping Seat Jr. Redmond, Wash.

Clara Nemeth Western Fr. Mason, Ohio

Maeve O’Donovan Jumping Seat So Pittsford, N.Y.

Hanna Olaussen Western So San Antonio, Texas

Alexis Ortiz Jumping Seat Jr. Hoffman Estates, Ill.

Ella Petak Western Jr. Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif.

Grace Platt Jumping Seat So Weatherford, Texas

Haley Redifer Jumping Seat Gr. Barboursville, Va.

Alexis Robinson Western Sr. Indianapolis, Ind.

Lauren Roden Jumping Seat So. Scher tz, Texas

Morgan Rosia Jumping Seat Sr. Germantown, Md.

Reagan Royalty Jumping Seat Fr Lexington, Ky.

Reanna Santos Western Sr. Angleton, Texas

Ashley Scofield Jumping Seat So Plainfiled, Ill.

Rylee Shufelt Jumping Seat So Albuquerque, N.M.

Devan Thomas Jumping Seat Fr. Double Oak, Texas

Devon Thomas Jumping Seat Jr. Millburn, N.J. Katie Triantos

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