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2/1/2012
We would like to welcome Katie Hoagland who is in the class of 2015. Katie competes in Hunt Seat Equitation. Katie has a very impressive GPA and as
she spends more time in the saddle will continue to build on her already impressive riding resume.
1/8/2012
We welcome Marissa Cintolo as our first rider of the New Year to post her profile. Marissa graduates in 2013 and has a very impressive resume. Marissa
will be a great asset for either an NCAA or IHSA team.
12/13/2011
We would like to welcome Ashlyn Matheus as our latest athlete to post her profile. Ashlyn graduates in 2013. Her academic and riding resume's are very
impressive. Ashlyn would be a great asset to any team.
11/06/2011
We would like to welcome Amanda Justice as our latest athlete to post her profile. Amanda is being proactive by posting her profile early for great
placement. Amanda is in the class of 2015 and rides Hunt Seat Equitation.
8/27/2011
We would like to welcome Katherine Bentfield as our latest athlete to post her profile. Katherine graduates in 2012 and competes in Equitation. Her
academic scores and her riding portfolio speak for themselves. Any school whether NCAA or IHSA would be lucky to have a student like her in their
school and on their riding team.
7/30/2011
We would like to welcome Hannah Adams as our first rider to post her profile for the class of 2014. Hannah competes in Equitation as well as Jumpers.
She has a very nice resume and she will have many more accomplishments to add to it over the years.
PRESS RELEASE
Danville, Virginia, 1/30/11
COBRAS STRIKE BACK AT TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS WINTER CLASSIC
The most highly decorated collegiate equestrian team of the past decade has been in a bit of a slump. Virginia Intermont has won more IHSA Nationals
than anyone in the 21st century, and they’ve displayed the Tournament of Champions Series Champion Trophy on campus seven times during that period,
but they haven’t won a Tournament of Champions show since 2008. The Cobras struck back at the Tournament of Champions Winter Classic horse
show, January 29 in Chatham, Virginia. Intermont was the picture of consistency, with five second places and a third, their only winner being Andrea
MacQueen in the intermediate flat class.
Their point total of 36 made them the easy winner, and was enough to propel them into the lead for 2010-2011 Series Champion Team as well.
The field of teams for this Winter Classic was probably one of the most competitive ever, demonstrated with twelve different teams on the
scoreboard in the first two classes. Virginia Tech – last year’s
Series Champ – took the first blue ribbon of the day, then West Virginia’s Miranda Cain won the first section of Open Fences. By the time Annelise Wilhite
of South Carolina won Class 4, the section B of Open Fences, nearly every team was on the scoreboard.
Delaware Valley was the other consistent team, with two blue ribbons and four reds, but two zeros and a green ribbon left a gap too large to overcome.
Interestingly, Del Val’s Ciara Menkens went on to be the winner of the Tournament of Champions Medal, despite managing only a single point in two open
team classes. Late in the day, the Aggies got consecutive blue ribbons from Chelsea Koerper in Novice Fences, then Melissa Milligan in Walk Trot to
streak to the top of the pack after lingering back in the pack most of the day. Nineteen points in their final three classes was enough to launch Del Val to
Reserve Champion for the show with 30 points, an effort strong enough to earn them Series Reserve Champion honors as well. The Aggies had
previously been the big winners at the Holiday Tournament of Champions in December.
Saint Andrews started strong again, as they had in December when they led the Holiday Tournament all day before fading to 2nd Place. By midday, the
Knights looked like they were able to stay with Intermont, but a slow finish combined with strong finishes by Intermont and Del Val sent St Andrews to 3rd
Place.
Mount Holyoke finished strong with 11 points in the final two classes, but it was too little too late to catch the leaders. They claimed 5th Place with a Tie
Breaker over another perennially strong finisher, Virginia Tech. Lynchburg rounded out the field of underachievers, finishing back in the pack with an
uncharacteristically mediocre performance. Tech and Lynchburg had come into the weekend in 1st and 3rd Place for the Series Championship. Nearly
every team in the show is 1st Place in their regions, so it surely proved a frustrating day for many.
The big surprise again was West Virginia, whose 25 points was enough to earn 4th Place for the Mountaineers, paced by Cain’s early open fences win
and Kait Scott’s blue ribbon late in the day in novice fences. The Mountaineers had previously surprised us with a 7th Place finish at the Tournament of
Champions PreSeason Classic in September in Baltimore.
The other surprisingly strong performance came from New Hampshire.
Winning their region for the first time ever this year, UNH earned a spot in the Tournament and made the best of it, scoring 20 points and taking home
their first ever Tournament of Champions team ribbon, a 7th
Place. Rounding out the top teams was University of Mary Washington,
who followed up their Champion performance at the Tournament of Champions Preseason Classic in September with an 8th Place performance at the
Winter Classic.
Virginia Intermont Coach Eddie Federwisch’s New Year’s resolution was to turn up the heat on his team in 2011, and it paid dividends in the first month of
this new year. Intermont will take the Series Champion trophy home to Bristol for a record eighth time. The Series Championship is awarded to the
highest point total of the Holiday Tournament and one other show. Skidmore scored enough in just the Holiday Tournament to finish in the Top Ten even
though they missed the other two shows. Mary Washington scored 53 points in two shows, but missed the required Holiday Tournament.
The newest feature of the Tournament of Champions was the Equestrian Talent Search Medal class, for which top high school riders were invited to
participate based on their performances in the Equestrian Talent Search series of clinics held at six locations around the country earlier in the year.
Virginia Intermont College was the sponsor of the event, offering a $5000 scholarship to the winner. Twenty-two riders began the class with equitation on
the flat performances, after which the judge chose twelve to return for a jumping phase. Following the fences rounds, four riders were invited back for
further testing, the same format as the collegiate medal. In the end, the winner of the ETS Medal and the VIC scholarship was Ashley Wells, a senior from
Erie, Pennsylvania, who trains with Lew Trumble, the coach of the Edinboro College IHSA team. Ashley now has a choice to make, as she had previously
committed to riding at Lynchburg next year. In Reserve Champion was Kayla Akers, a senior from Cincinnati, Ohio. Kayla trains with Jim Arrigon at
Beckett Run, and was part of the 2009 IEA National Champion team. She hopes to ride next year at either Virginia Intermont or St Andrews.
The judge for the event was Sarah Good of Kansas City. Sarah has judged the Tournament a couple times previously, and judged the IHSA Nationals a few
years ago. The show host was Chatham Hall, a girls boarding school in western Virginia. Chatham Hall and Equestrian Director Cricket Stone provided a
wonderfully festive facility and about half the horses used in the show. The remainder of the horses came from nearby Virginia Intermont, Sweet Briar,
Virginia Tech, and Randolph College.
Teams enjoyed a sunny day with temperatures nearing 60 degrees, a welcome break for the many teams that had traveled from the Northeast and
Midwest.
Next Year’s Tournament of Champions Series will begin at Otterbein University in Columbus Ohio next September, followed by the 20th Anniversary
Holiday Tournament at Centenary College in Hackettstown, New Jersey in December.
The next Equestrian Talent Search clinic will return to Chatham Hall in March, followed by Randolph College in July.
Team Results
Champion: Virginia Intermont College 36 points
Res. Champion: Delaware Valley College 30
3rd St Andrews Presbyterian College 28
4th West Virginia University 25
5th Mount Holyoke College 23
6th Virginia Tech University 23
7th University of New Hampshire 20
8th University of Mary Washington 19
Penn State University 18
Sweet Briar College 16
Lynchburg Colllege 15
Lafayette 15
University of South Carolina 14
Tufts University 13
Randolph College 12
University of the South 12
Stonehill College 10
Dartmouth College 10
University of Michigan 6
Xavier University 4
University of Wisconsin 4
Tournament of Champions Medal Results
Champion: Ciara Menkens, Delaware Valley College
Res. Champion: Olivia Smith, Sweet Briar College
3rd Kelly Gerland, Lynchburg College
4th Paige Messick, Virginia Tech
5th Danielle Miranda, Lafayette College
6th Rob Jacobs, St Andrews Presbyterian College
7th Miranda Cain, West Virginia University
8th Liz Tripp, Mount Holyoke College
9th Lizzie Kerron, Randolph College
10th JoJo Guttfarb, Mount Holyoke College
Series Champion Team Results
Champion: Virginia Intermont 62 points
Reserve Champion: Delaware Valley 58
St Andrews 55
Virginia Tech 47
Mt Holyoke 44
Lynchburg 42
West Virginia 39
Penn State 34
New Hampshire 33
Tufts University 32
Skidmore College 21
Mary Washington 19
Equestrian Talent Search Medal Results
Champion: Ashley Wells, senior, Erie Pennsylvania
Res. Champion: Kayla Akers, senior, West Chester, Ohio
3rd Beth Solomon, senior, Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania
4th Justice Filimonuk, sophomore, West Chester, Ohio
5th Meghan Hynes, senior, York, Maine
6th Jenna Pagano, senior, Charlotte, North Carolina
7th Maren Sherrill, sophomore, Oak Ridge, North Carolina
8th Ally D’Amico, junior, Cheshire, Connecticut
9th Katie Fisher, sophomore, Amherst, Virginia
10th Jenna Boillotat, sophomore, Etna, New Hamsphire
Equestrians Win Tournament Series to Clinch 15th National Championship January 31, 2011 Virginia Intermont College equestrians hit a milestone,
earning the college its 15th national riding championship by winning the Winter Classic Tournament of Champions Saturday, Jan. 29, to clinch the
prestigious national Tournament of Champions Series championship.
With the consistency of five second place finishes and a first place ribbon, VI’s Intercollegiate Horse Show Association teams won the Winter Classic
held at Chatham Hall School, besting the top 20 colleges invited to the tourney, including Virginia Tech, Penn State University and Dartmouth College.
VI’s teams earned a total of 36 points to combine with their previous scorings at the “Pre-Season” and “Holiday” tournaments to clinch the Tournament
of Champion Series Championship. That stacked up Virginia Intermont’s eighth win of the tournament series, a record in the 19-year history of the
competition.
Eddie Federwisch, director of equine studies, and coach of the IHSA teams along with Sue Glover, termed it “very exciting” to bring home a 15th national
championship.
Final results from the Winter Classic were as follows:
TEAM RESULTS:
Virginia Intermont College – Bristol, Va. – 36 Delaware Valley College – Doylestown, Penn. – 30 St. Andrews Presbyterian College – Laurinburg, N.C. – 28
West Virginia University – Morgantown, W.Va. – 25 Mount Holyoke College – South Hadley, Mass. – 23 * won tie breaker Virginia Tech – Blacksburg, Va. –
23 University of New Hampshire – Durham, N.H. – 20 University of Mary Washington – Fredericksburg, Va. – 19 Penn State University – State College,
Penn. – 18 Sweet Briar College – Sweet Briar, Va. – 16 Lafayette College – Easton, Penn. – 15* won tie breaker Lynchburg College – Lynchburg, Va. – 15
University of South Carolina – Columbia, S.C. – 14 Tufts University – Medford, Mass. – 13 Randolph College – Lynchburg, Va. – 12* won tie breaker
University of the South – Sewanee, Tenn. – 12 Stonehill College – Easton, Mass. – 10* won tie breaker Dartmouth College – Etna, N.H. – 10 University of
Michigan – Ann Arbor, Mich. – 6 Xavier University – Cincinnati, Ohio – 3* won tie breaker University of Wisconsin – Madison, Wis. – 3 Cornell University –
Ithaca, N.Y. – scratched VIRGINIA INTERMONT RESULTS:
OPEN OVER FENCES – Ashley Miller – Senior – 2nd OPEN FLAT – Ashley Miller – Senior – 3rd INTERMEDIATE OVER FENCES – Amanda Shamer – Senior –
competed INTERMEDIATE FLAT – Andrea MacQueen – Senior -1st NOVICE OVER FENCES – Lauren Wills – Freshman – 2nd NOVICE FLAT – Kate McManis –
Senior – 2nd WALK/TROT/CANTER – Megan Kelty – Sophomore – 2nd WALK/TROT – Taylor Scott – Freshman – 2nd MEDAL – Blake Roberts – Freshman –
competed Manager – Mary Ashley Marable Schoolers – Jordan Shelburne and Audrey Hanlon .
01/10/2011
We would like to welcome Caitlyn Doerr as the newest athlete to register on our site. Caitlyn is graduating in 2012 and would like to study History and
Pre-Law. Caitlyn competes in Equitation and would make a great addition to either an NCAA or IHSA team.
12/22/2010
We would like to welcome Summer Forbes as our newest athlete to post her profile. Summer is in the class of 2010 and competes in Hunt Seat Equitation
and Jumpers and would like to study Pre-Med with a desire to become a Pediatrician. Summer would be a great addition to any program.
12/20/2010
We would like to welcome Wilson College as our newest college to advertise on our site. Wilson College has taken out a home page banner ad.
The college offers degrees in Equine Management, Equestrian Management, Equestrian Facilitated Therapeutics and Equine Journalism.
The college has teams that compete in Hunt Seat Equitation, Dressage and Western Equitation. The school also features an Eventing Team, Musical Drill
Team and Equine Facilitated Therapeutics Club. Click hereto learn more.
11/20/2010 Kendall Fately of class 2012 has just updated her profile. It includes some new photos, video and her resume has been completely updated.
Kendall is being proactive in her quest for a scholarship and that is what it takes. Keep up the good work Kendall.
11/15/2010 We would like to welcome Samantha Genise of Freehold, New Jersey as the latest rider to post her profile. Samantha would like to major in
Equine Science with a minor in Psychology and is in the class of 2010. Samantha has a pretty impressive resume and will be a great asset to any team.
Her video will be posted shortly.
11/10/2010 We would like to welcome Vermont Technical College as our newest home page advertiser. They have an excellent school with
great equine programs and teach all disciplines. Visit their website to learn more.
11/03/2010 We would like to welcome Regina Barasch who competes in Hunt Seat and is graduating in 2011. Regina would like to major in Equine
Science and is interested in making a career out of her Equestrian Studies. Her resume is very impressive and has competed at all of the big shows..
Regina would make a great addition to either an NCAA or IHSA team.
9/25/2010 We would like to welcome Kayla Akers to our site. Kayla graduates in 2011 and competes in Huntseat Equitation. Kayla is already competing in
the IEA so she will be prepared for college riding next year. Kayla would like to major in Speech Pathology/Psychology. Kayla will make a fine addition to
either an NCAA or IHSA team.
9/25/2010 We would like to welcome Jenna Bliven as our newest athlete to post a profile. Jenna is a freshman in College but would like to transfer to a
college that has a riding team that she can compete on. Jenna has a very diverse equestrian background and would be able to show Huntseat/western
and even rodeo...Her video will be posted soon.
9/23/2010 We would like to welcome Olivia Graham as our newest athlete to post her profile. Olivia is in the class of 2012 and competes in Huntseat and
Equitation and would like to major in Biology/Pre-Vet. Olivia trains with some very notable trainers and her dedication would make her a great addition to
any team.
9/1/2010 We would like to welcome Albion College as our newest home page advertiser. Founded in 1835, Albion gives students a foundation in the liberal
arts (sciences, humanities, social sciences, and the fine arts) with focus toward professional careers through a collection of pre-professional institutes
and programs. The Nancy G. Held Equestrian center, constructed in 2004, spans 340 acres at the south end of Albion's main campus and offers student
horse boarding with daily individual turnout. It also boasts an indoor arena measuring 100' x 400', a grass show jumping field, and miles of trails. School
horses are available and are utilized by the College's IHSA and IDA teams.
8/23/2010 We would like to welcome Sydney Schor as our newest athlete to post her profile. Sydney is in the class of 2012 and would like to major in
International Relations. Besides being a very solid student Sydney competes in Eventing, Dressage, Jumpers and Equitation. Sydney will make a great
addition to a college riding team.
8/17/2010 We would like to welcome Danny Forte as our newest athlete to post his profile on our website. Danny is in the class of 2011 and has a great
resume and will be a great asset to any IHSA team. Danny would like to major in Finance and competes in the IEA and has tons of miles in the equitation
ring.
Hello,
I just wanted to give you a much appreciated thank you, for helping me find the college with which I will be attending this fall, Converse. Converse is an
amazing school where I know am I going to feel right at home while also getting a great education. Then on top of all that, I will be able to do what I love
most while also attending school, and that's being able to ride at the college level on the Converse Equestrian team. Something I've only ever dreamed of
but thanks to you, it has come true. Once again thank you.
Sincerely,
Mattie Martin, Dunnellon, Fl
We would like to welcome Krista Vrabel as our newest athlete to post her profile. Krista competes in Hunt Seat Equitation and is in the class of 2012.
Krista would like to major in Nursing/Special Ed. Looking forward to her updates to her profile.
We would like to welcome Emily Rhodes as our newest athlete to post her profile. Emily graduates in 2012 and would like to double major in Equine
Studies and Business or English. By the time Emily graduates she will be a great asset to either an NCAA or an IHSA program.
We would like to welcome Kirsten Knoggle as our newest athlete to post her profile. Kirsten has a great academic and riding resume and will be a great
asset to either an NCAA or IHSA team.
We would like to congratulate Alexandra Walsh who was just accepted to return for the Emerging Athlete Program Level II (EAP). She was one of 12
riders selected to participate in the Level II training session to be at the Westbrook Hunt Club September 4-5 2010 from. The training session will be
conducted by Jeff Cook
4/3/2010 I will be at the Southeastern Arena in Unadilla, GA on April 10th at noon to give an Equestrian College Recruiting Seminar. There will be an open
show that day and Bridget will be judging the Hunter/jumper show the following day on the 11th. Visit the link below for more info about the show.
http://southeasternarena.com/
3/27/2010 We are thrilled to announce our sponsorship agreement with Colorado Classic Horse Shows. Colorado Classic Horse Shows which is run by
Carol O'Brien are held at the well maintained Norris Penrose Event Center. The Event Center features spacious permanent stalls with covered aisles. The
Hunter classes are run in the large indoor arena and in the large outdoor arena. Each ring has it's own warm up area conveniently located next to the
barns. Norris Penrose has a large stadium where the jumper classes and each Grand Prix are run. The new clubhouse makes viewing comfortable in any
weather.
3/24/2010 Tiffin University is recruiting!!
If you are interested in riding horses and would like the opportunity to compete at a collegiate level, you need to take a good look at Tiffin
University! Whether you have experience at “A” rated shows, or little time in the saddle there is a spot for you on the Tiffin University’s Equestrian
Team! At Tiffin University, our equestrian team is a Varsity sport, including both western and english riders. We compete in the Intercollegiate Horse
Show Association (IHSA). The IHSA consists of eight levels of hunt seat riding, and six levels of western riding starting with walk-trot through open. Team
members are given the choice to ride English, Western or to ride in both disciplines. The university graciously pays for all the costs associated with
riding, i.e. lessons, travel, hotel accommodations, food, memberships and entry fees at the shows. Students are only responsible for their practice and
show apparel. Please visit our website at www.tiffin.edu/apply and apply free online
now or fill out the questionnaire provided and return it in the enclosed pre-paid envelope. Scholarship opportunities do exist.
For further information please contact:
Julie Vogel
Equestrian Team Coach
Tiffin University
155 Miami St.
Tiffin, OH 44883
419-448-7433 419-448-7433 Farm
419-389-2090 419-389-2090 Cell
Vogeljl@tiffin.edu
3/17/2010 Judson College is pleased to announce that we are now offering a MAJOR in EQUINE STUDIES! This full, four-year bachelor's degree program is
unique to the state of Alabama and offers courses that include equine business management, equine-related therapy, horseback riding and instruction,
equine disease management and many more. If you are passionate about horses and becoming a serious horse professional, then this is the degree for
you!
3/15/2010, We would like to welcome Catherine "Cate" Billings as our newest athlete to post her profile. Cate won the 2009 Southern Regional Maclay
Finals. She is an incredible rider and a great person who comes from a great family. We have known her personally for about 12 years. Whatever college
recruits Cate will certainly be getting the best of the best.
3/5/2010 We are thrilled to become sponsors of Horse Shows in the Park. Horse Shows in the Park, LLC is Florida based corporation specializing in
equine events marketing, production and management. With show venues in Gainesville, Jacksonville, Melbourne, SE Ocala and Hilton Head, SC - HSITP
delivers top quality hunter/jumper competitions from course design, safety, class/divisions offered, awards and prizes, show day logistics and exemplary
customer service. Considered an excellent prep for rated competitions, the shows are ideal from the novice level to an A rated competitor seeking
valuable mileage.
3/1/2010 We are thrilled to become sponsors of Horse Show Ventures LLC
Horse Show Ventures LLC is a Southeastern based horse show management and production company. We produce the Southeastern Hunter Jumper
Series primarily on Atlanta area venues. The series offers shows that are unrated, locally rated and USEF/USHJA rated. HSV members compete for year
end trophies and awards as well as USHJA affiliation equitation and sportsmanship awards. The Horse Show Ventures Foundation annually awards a
college scholarship open to its membership, as well as donating proceeds from special events and shows to charities. We hold special events and
exhibitor parties at many of our shows including an amazing Mother's Day Brunch ~ moms and grandmoms receive flowers, chocolates and a lovely
breakfast buffet is set up with tents and seating for all exhibitors. Our Summer series features special awards and the July show hosts the Dog and Foot
Show ~ exhibitors and community members compete with their dogs over small jumps and in "on the leash" classes. This event benefits a local canine
rescue organization.
Additionally we have just started a small series of schooling shows in which we like to offer a Clinic focused on beginner to intermediate riders to expand
their knowledge on judging criteria, showmanship, horsemanship and potentially competing for college scholarships.
3/1/2010 We are thrilled to announce our sponsorship with Southwest Event Productions, LLC
This is a new series - Southwest Hunter Jumper Series- based in Tucson, Arizona offering THJA and AHJA Category II hunter jumper shows, as well as
USEF A rated shows. This series also offers exhibitor members the chance to compete for year end awards as well as USHJA sportsmanship and
equitation awards. Southwest Event Productions also is planning a college academic scholarship to its members for the 2010-2011 academic year.
2/19/2010 We would like to welcome Alexandra Walsh as our newest athlete to post a profile. Alexandra graduates in 2011 and has an extensive record
competing in the Medal and Maclay classes.. Alexandra is looking to study Equine Science and double major in psychology.
2/17/2009
We would like to welcome Delaney Clavo as our newest athlete to post her profile on our website. Delaney is in the class of 2012 and realizes how
important it is to post your profile early for premium ad placement so her ad will have high visibility when the coaches start recruiting her graduation
class. Delaney will be one to watch as she comes out of the pony ranks.
2/09/2010 To reinstate a traditionally excellent equestrian team, Converse College is awarding scholarship money for the best riders/students for the fall
of 2010. Recruiters will be in both Ocala and Gulfport to answer your questions and see you ride. If you are still looking to ride in college, have a
leadership role in an IHSA team, receive scholarship money and ride with the highest quality training staff, contact Mike Imparato at
mike@equestriancollegerecruiter.com
2/5/2010 We would like to welcome Jessica Bowen as our newest athlete to post her profile on our website. Jessica graduates high school in 2011 and
would love to compete on a college team. She has done extensive showing in the North East and would make a great addition to any college team.
2/1/2010 We would like to welcome Kendall Fately as our newest athlete to register on our site. Kendall won the Marshall & Sterling Medal Finals in
Saugerties, NY in 2009. Kendall is in the class of 2012 and has a very impressive resume.
1/28/2010 We would like to welcome Wesleyan College as our newest banner advertiser. Wesleyan is located in Macon, GA and is an all girls college with
a great riding program.
1/27/2010 Converse College will be at the Chatham Hall School on March 13 and 14 for the Equestrian Talent Search Clinic.
1/25/2010 We would like to welcome Converse College as our newest college to advertise on our website. Converse is located in Spartanburg, SC and is
rebuilding their program to compete with the elite of the IHSA. The school members will train at Motlow Creek Equestrian Center with International Grand
Prix rider Lincoln Russell and assistant coach Crystal Bohnen.
1/25/2010 We would like to welcome Marlena Parker from Cumming, GA as our newest athlete to register on our site. Marlena is currently a Sophomore
and already has a great resume at the 3'6". Marlena will be one to watch as she gets closer to recruiting age.
1/24/2010 We would like to welcome high school freshman Gabby Stephenson from NYC as our newest equestrian athlete. Gabby would like to become
a large animal vet and already has an incredible riding resume in Hunt Seat & Equitation. Gabby will certainly be an asset to any college riding program.
1/19/2010 We would like to welcome Lydia Kennedy as our newest athlete to post a profile. Lydia is from Chattanooga, Tn and will graduate High School
in 2013. Lydia would like to study Pre-Vet. Lydia rides Hunt Seat and competes on an IEA team.
01/12/2010 We would like to welcome Lake Erie College as our newest home page advertiser.
Lake Erie is a great college and we are thrilled to have them on board.
Visit their website today. www.lec.edu/equestrian.
01/12/2010 We would like to welcome GearMax as our newest advertiser. My son won a GearMax Equestrian Bag at 4H Southern Regionals and he uses
it all the time. It is the perfect way to carry your show clothes, boots, etc to the Horse Show. Visit their website today to learn more. www.gearmax.com
01/07/2010
Here are the next events scheduled at Lake Erie College
January 13 - state of the EQ address
January 25 - The Right Fit (Karen)
January 28 - EQ Sports Psychology
February 2 - EGALA
Feb 6-7 - IHSA
Feb 9 - The Right Fit
Feb 13-14 - HJ Winter Series
March 15 - The Right Fit
Feb 20-21 - IDA
Feb 27-28 - ICTA
March 14 - IHSA Regionals
March 19-21 - Dressage Winter Series
March 27-29 - HJ Winter Series
April 9-11 - Dressage Prix
April 17-18 - Jumper Prix
April 20 - The Right Fit
01/07/2010 We are very excited to become sponsors of Progressive Show Jumping. Rick and Kathy Cram do an excellent job and run great shows in
Aiken and Canterbury. Visis their website today. http://www.psjshows.com
2/1/2012
We would like to welcome Katie Hoagland who is in the class of 2015. Katie competes in Hunt Seat Equitation. Katie has a very impressive GPA and as
she spends more time in the saddle will continue to build on her already impressive riding resume.
1/8/2012
We welcome Marissa Cintolo as our first rider of the New Year to post her profile. Marissa graduates in 2013 and has a very impressive resume. Marissa
will be a great asset for either an NCAA or IHSA team.
12/13/2011
We would like to welcome Ashlyn Matheus as our latest athlete to post her profile. Ashlyn graduates in 2013. Her academic and riding resume's are very
impressive. Ashlyn would be a great asset to any team.
11/06/2011
We would like to welcome Amanda Justice as our latest athlete to post her profile. Amanda is being proactive by posting her profile early for great
placement. Amanda is in the class of 2015 and rides Hunt Seat Equitation.
8/27/2011
We would like to welcome Katherine Bentfield as our latest athlete to post her profile. Katherine graduates in 2012 and competes in Equitation. Her
academic scores and her riding portfolio speak for themselves. Any school whether NCAA or IHSA would be lucky to have a student like her in their
school and on their riding team.
7/30/2011
We would like to welcome Hannah Adams as our first rider to post her profile for the class of 2014. Hannah competes in Equitation as well as Jumpers.
She has a very nice resume and she will have many more accomplishments to add to it over the years.
PRESS RELEASE
Danville, Virginia, 1/30/11
COBRAS STRIKE BACK AT TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS WINTER CLASSIC
The most highly decorated collegiate equestrian team of the past decade has been in a bit of a slump. Virginia Intermont has won more IHSA Nationals
than anyone in the 21st century, and they’ve displayed the Tournament of Champions Series Champion Trophy on campus seven times during that period,
but they haven’t won a Tournament of Champions show since 2008. The Cobras struck back at the Tournament of Champions Winter Classic horse
show, January 29 in Chatham, Virginia. Intermont was the picture of consistency, with five second places and a third, their only winner being Andrea
MacQueen in the intermediate flat class.
Their point total of 36 made them the easy winner, and was enough to propel them into the lead for 2010-2011 Series Champion Team as well.
The field of teams for this Winter Classic was probably one of the most competitive ever, demonstrated with twelve different teams on the
scoreboard in the first two classes. Virginia Tech – last year’s
Series Champ – took the first blue ribbon of the day, then West Virginia’s Miranda Cain won the first section of Open Fences. By the time Annelise Wilhite
of South Carolina won Class 4, the section B of Open Fences, nearly every team was on the scoreboard.
Delaware Valley was the other consistent team, with two blue ribbons and four reds, but two zeros and a green ribbon left a gap too large to overcome.
Interestingly, Del Val’s Ciara Menkens went on to be the winner of the Tournament of Champions Medal, despite managing only a single point in two open
team classes. Late in the day, the Aggies got consecutive blue ribbons from Chelsea Koerper in Novice Fences, then Melissa Milligan in Walk Trot to
streak to the top of the pack after lingering back in the pack most of the day. Nineteen points in their final three classes was enough to launch Del Val to
Reserve Champion for the show with 30 points, an effort strong enough to earn them Series Reserve Champion honors as well. The Aggies had
previously been the big winners at the Holiday Tournament of Champions in December.
Saint Andrews started strong again, as they had in December when they led the Holiday Tournament all day before fading to 2nd Place. By midday, the
Knights looked like they were able to stay with Intermont, but a slow finish combined with strong finishes by Intermont and Del Val sent St Andrews to 3rd
Place.
Mount Holyoke finished strong with 11 points in the final two classes, but it was too little too late to catch the leaders. They claimed 5th Place with a Tie
Breaker over another perennially strong finisher, Virginia Tech. Lynchburg rounded out the field of underachievers, finishing back in the pack with an
uncharacteristically mediocre performance. Tech and Lynchburg had come into the weekend in 1st and 3rd Place for the Series Championship. Nearly
every team in the show is 1st Place in their regions, so it surely proved a frustrating day for many.
The big surprise again was West Virginia, whose 25 points was enough to earn 4th Place for the Mountaineers, paced by Cain’s early open fences win
and Kait Scott’s blue ribbon late in the day in novice fences. The Mountaineers had previously surprised us with a 7th Place finish at the Tournament of
Champions PreSeason Classic in September in Baltimore.
The other surprisingly strong performance came from New Hampshire.
Winning their region for the first time ever this year, UNH earned a spot in the Tournament and made the best of it, scoring 20 points and taking home
their first ever Tournament of Champions team ribbon, a 7th
Place. Rounding out the top teams was University of Mary Washington,
who followed up their Champion performance at the Tournament of Champions Preseason Classic in September with an 8th Place performance at the
Winter Classic.
Virginia Intermont Coach Eddie Federwisch’s New Year’s resolution was to turn up the heat on his team in 2011, and it paid dividends in the first month of
this new year. Intermont will take the Series Champion trophy home to Bristol for a record eighth time. The Series Championship is awarded to the
highest point total of the Holiday Tournament and one other show. Skidmore scored enough in just the Holiday Tournament to finish in the Top Ten even
though they missed the other two shows. Mary Washington scored 53 points in two shows, but missed the required Holiday Tournament.
The newest feature of the Tournament of Champions was the Equestrian Talent Search Medal class, for which top high school riders were invited to
participate based on their performances in the Equestrian Talent Search series of clinics held at six locations around the country earlier in the year.
Virginia Intermont College was the sponsor of the event, offering a $5000 scholarship to the winner. Twenty-two riders began the class with equitation on
the flat performances, after which the judge chose twelve to return for a jumping phase. Following the fences rounds, four riders were invited back for
further testing, the same format as the collegiate medal. In the end, the winner of the ETS Medal and the VIC scholarship was Ashley Wells, a senior from
Erie, Pennsylvania, who trains with Lew Trumble, the coach of the Edinboro College IHSA team. Ashley now has a choice to make, as she had previously
committed to riding at Lynchburg next year. In Reserve Champion was Kayla Akers, a senior from Cincinnati, Ohio. Kayla trains with Jim Arrigon at
Beckett Run, and was part of the 2009 IEA National Champion team. She hopes to ride next year at either Virginia Intermont or St Andrews.
The judge for the event was Sarah Good of Kansas City. Sarah has judged the Tournament a couple times previously, and judged the IHSA Nationals a few
years ago. The show host was Chatham Hall, a girls boarding school in western Virginia. Chatham Hall and Equestrian Director Cricket Stone provided a
wonderfully festive facility and about half the horses used in the show. The remainder of the horses came from nearby Virginia Intermont, Sweet Briar,
Virginia Tech, and Randolph College.
Teams enjoyed a sunny day with temperatures nearing 60 degrees, a welcome break for the many teams that had traveled from the Northeast and
Midwest.
Next Year’s Tournament of Champions Series will begin at Otterbein University in Columbus Ohio next September, followed by the 20th Anniversary
Holiday Tournament at Centenary College in Hackettstown, New Jersey in December.
The next Equestrian Talent Search clinic will return to Chatham Hall in March, followed by Randolph College in July.
Team Results
Champion: Virginia Intermont College 36 points
Res. Champion: Delaware Valley College 30
3rd St Andrews Presbyterian College 28
4th West Virginia University 25
5th Mount Holyoke College 23
6th Virginia Tech University 23
7th University of New Hampshire 20
8th University of Mary Washington 19
Penn State University 18
Sweet Briar College 16
Lynchburg Colllege 15
Lafayette 15
University of South Carolina 14
Tufts University 13
Randolph College 12
University of the South 12
Stonehill College 10
Dartmouth College 10
University of Michigan 6
Xavier University 4
University of Wisconsin 4
Tournament of Champions Medal Results
Champion: Ciara Menkens, Delaware Valley College
Res. Champion: Olivia Smith, Sweet Briar College
3rd Kelly Gerland, Lynchburg College
4th Paige Messick, Virginia Tech
5th Danielle Miranda, Lafayette College
6th Rob Jacobs, St Andrews Presbyterian College
7th Miranda Cain, West Virginia University
8th Liz Tripp, Mount Holyoke College
9th Lizzie Kerron, Randolph College
10th JoJo Guttfarb, Mount Holyoke College
Series Champion Team Results
Champion: Virginia Intermont 62 points
Reserve Champion: Delaware Valley 58
St Andrews 55
Virginia Tech 47
Mt Holyoke 44
Lynchburg 42
West Virginia 39
Penn State 34
New Hampshire 33
Tufts University 32
Skidmore College 21
Mary Washington 19
Equestrian Talent Search Medal Results
Champion: Ashley Wells, senior, Erie Pennsylvania
Res. Champion: Kayla Akers, senior, West Chester, Ohio
3rd Beth Solomon, senior, Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania
4th Justice Filimonuk, sophomore, West Chester, Ohio
5th Meghan Hynes, senior, York, Maine
6th Jenna Pagano, senior, Charlotte, North Carolina
7th Maren Sherrill, sophomore, Oak Ridge, North Carolina
8th Ally D’Amico, junior, Cheshire, Connecticut
9th Katie Fisher, sophomore, Amherst, Virginia
10th Jenna Boillotat, sophomore, Etna, New Hamsphire
Equestrians Win Tournament Series to Clinch 15th National Championship January 31, 2011 Virginia Intermont College equestrians hit a milestone,
earning the college its 15th national riding championship by winning the Winter Classic Tournament of Champions Saturday, Jan. 29, to clinch the
prestigious national Tournament of Champions Series championship.
With the consistency of five second place finishes and a first place ribbon, VI’s Intercollegiate Horse Show Association teams won the Winter Classic
held at Chatham Hall School, besting the top 20 colleges invited to the tourney, including Virginia Tech, Penn State University and Dartmouth College.
VI’s teams earned a total of 36 points to combine with their previous scorings at the “Pre-Season” and “Holiday” tournaments to clinch the Tournament
of Champion Series Championship. That stacked up Virginia Intermont’s eighth win of the tournament series, a record in the 19-year history of the
competition.
Eddie Federwisch, director of equine studies, and coach of the IHSA teams along with Sue Glover, termed it “very exciting” to bring home a 15th national
championship.
Final results from the Winter Classic were as follows:
TEAM RESULTS:
Virginia Intermont College – Bristol, Va. – 36 Delaware Valley College – Doylestown, Penn. – 30 St. Andrews Presbyterian College – Laurinburg, N.C. – 28
West Virginia University – Morgantown, W.Va. – 25 Mount Holyoke College – South Hadley, Mass. – 23 * won tie breaker Virginia Tech – Blacksburg, Va. –
23 University of New Hampshire – Durham, N.H. – 20 University of Mary Washington – Fredericksburg, Va. – 19 Penn State University – State College,
Penn. – 18 Sweet Briar College – Sweet Briar, Va. – 16 Lafayette College – Easton, Penn. – 15* won tie breaker Lynchburg College – Lynchburg, Va. – 15
University of South Carolina – Columbia, S.C. – 14 Tufts University – Medford, Mass. – 13 Randolph College – Lynchburg, Va. – 12* won tie breaker
University of the South – Sewanee, Tenn. – 12 Stonehill College – Easton, Mass. – 10* won tie breaker Dartmouth College – Etna, N.H. – 10 University of
Michigan – Ann Arbor, Mich. – 6 Xavier University – Cincinnati, Ohio – 3* won tie breaker University of Wisconsin – Madison, Wis. – 3 Cornell University –
Ithaca, N.Y. – scratched VIRGINIA INTERMONT RESULTS:
OPEN OVER FENCES – Ashley Miller – Senior – 2nd OPEN FLAT – Ashley Miller – Senior – 3rd INTERMEDIATE OVER FENCES – Amanda Shamer – Senior –
competed INTERMEDIATE FLAT – Andrea MacQueen – Senior -1st NOVICE OVER FENCES – Lauren Wills – Freshman – 2nd NOVICE FLAT – Kate McManis –
Senior – 2nd WALK/TROT/CANTER – Megan Kelty – Sophomore – 2nd WALK/TROT – Taylor Scott – Freshman – 2nd MEDAL – Blake Roberts – Freshman –
competed Manager – Mary Ashley Marable Schoolers – Jordan Shelburne and Audrey Hanlon .
01/10/2011
We would like to welcome Caitlyn Doerr as the newest athlete to register on our site. Caitlyn is graduating in 2012 and would like to study History and
Pre-Law. Caitlyn competes in Equitation and would make a great addition to either an NCAA or IHSA team.
12/22/2010
We would like to welcome Summer Forbes as our newest athlete to post her profile. Summer is in the class of 2010 and competes in Hunt Seat Equitation
and Jumpers and would like to study Pre-Med with a desire to become a Pediatrician. Summer would be a great addition to any program.
12/20/2010
We would like to welcome Wilson College as our newest college to advertise on our site. Wilson College has taken out a home page banner ad.
The college offers degrees in Equine Management, Equestrian Management, Equestrian Facilitated Therapeutics and Equine Journalism.
The college has teams that compete in Hunt Seat Equitation, Dressage and Western Equitation. The school also features an Eventing Team, Musical Drill
Team and Equine Facilitated Therapeutics Club. Click hereto learn more.
11/20/2010 Kendall Fately of class 2012 has just updated her profile. It includes some new photos, video and her resume has been completely updated.
Kendall is being proactive in her quest for a scholarship and that is what it takes. Keep up the good work Kendall.
11/15/2010 We would like to welcome Samantha Genise of Freehold, New Jersey as the latest rider to post her profile. Samantha would like to major in
Equine Science with a minor in Psychology and is in the class of 2010. Samantha has a pretty impressive resume and will be a great asset to any team.
Her video will be posted shortly.
11/10/2010 We would like to welcome Vermont Technical College as our newest home page advertiser. They have an excellent school with
great equine programs and teach all disciplines. Visit their website to learn more.
11/03/2010 We would like to welcome Regina Barasch who competes in Hunt Seat and is graduating in 2011. Regina would like to major in Equine
Science and is interested in making a career out of her Equestrian Studies. Her resume is very impressive and has competed at all of the big shows..
Regina would make a great addition to either an NCAA or IHSA team.
9/25/2010 We would like to welcome Kayla Akers to our site. Kayla graduates in 2011 and competes in Huntseat Equitation. Kayla is already competing in
the IEA so she will be prepared for college riding next year. Kayla would like to major in Speech Pathology/Psychology. Kayla will make a fine addition to
either an NCAA or IHSA team.
9/25/2010 We would like to welcome Jenna Bliven as our newest athlete to post a profile. Jenna is a freshman in College but would like to transfer to a
college that has a riding team that she can compete on. Jenna has a very diverse equestrian background and would be able to show Huntseat/western
and even rodeo...Her video will be posted soon.
9/23/2010 We would like to welcome Olivia Graham as our newest athlete to post her profile. Olivia is in the class of 2012 and competes in Huntseat and
Equitation and would like to major in Biology/Pre-Vet. Olivia trains with some very notable trainers and her dedication would make her a great addition to
any team.
9/1/2010 We would like to welcome Albion College as our newest home page advertiser. Founded in 1835, Albion gives students a foundation in the liberal
arts (sciences, humanities, social sciences, and the fine arts) with focus toward professional careers through a collection of pre-professional institutes
and programs. The Nancy G. Held Equestrian center, constructed in 2004, spans 340 acres at the south end of Albion's main campus and offers student
horse boarding with daily individual turnout. It also boasts an indoor arena measuring 100' x 400', a grass show jumping field, and miles of trails. School
horses are available and are utilized by the College's IHSA and IDA teams.
8/23/2010 We would like to welcome Sydney Schor as our newest athlete to post her profile. Sydney is in the class of 2012 and would like to major in
International Relations. Besides being a very solid student Sydney competes in Eventing, Dressage, Jumpers and Equitation. Sydney will make a great
addition to a college riding team.
8/17/2010 We would like to welcome Danny Forte as our newest athlete to post his profile on our website. Danny is in the class of 2011 and has a great
resume and will be a great asset to any IHSA team. Danny would like to major in Finance and competes in the IEA and has tons of miles in the equitation
ring.
Hello,
I just wanted to give you a much appreciated thank you, for helping me find the college with which I will be attending this fall, Converse. Converse is an
amazing school where I know am I going to feel right at home while also getting a great education. Then on top of all that, I will be able to do what I love
most while also attending school, and that's being able to ride at the college level on the Converse Equestrian team. Something I've only ever dreamed of
but thanks to you, it has come true. Once again thank you.
Sincerely,
Mattie Martin, Dunnellon, Fl
We would like to welcome Krista Vrabel as our newest athlete to post her profile. Krista competes in Hunt Seat Equitation and is in the class of 2012.
Krista would like to major in Nursing/Special Ed. Looking forward to her updates to her profile.
We would like to welcome Emily Rhodes as our newest athlete to post her profile. Emily graduates in 2012 and would like to double major in Equine
Studies and Business or English. By the time Emily graduates she will be a great asset to either an NCAA or an IHSA program.
We would like to welcome Kirsten Knoggle as our newest athlete to post her profile. Kirsten has a great academic and riding resume and will be a great
asset to either an NCAA or IHSA team.
We would like to congratulate Alexandra Walsh who was just accepted to return for the Emerging Athlete Program Level II (EAP). She was one of 12
riders selected to participate in the Level II training session to be at the Westbrook Hunt Club September 4-5 2010 from. The training session will be
conducted by Jeff Cook
4/3/2010 I will be at the Southeastern Arena in Unadilla, GA on April 10th at noon to give an Equestrian College Recruiting Seminar. There will be an open
show that day and Bridget will be judging the Hunter/jumper show the following day on the 11th. Visit the link below for more info about the show.
http://southeasternarena.com/
3/27/2010 We are thrilled to announce our sponsorship agreement with Colorado Classic Horse Shows. Colorado Classic Horse Shows which is run by
Carol O'Brien are held at the well maintained Norris Penrose Event Center. The Event Center features spacious permanent stalls with covered aisles. The
Hunter classes are run in the large indoor arena and in the large outdoor arena. Each ring has it's own warm up area conveniently located next to the
barns. Norris Penrose has a large stadium where the jumper classes and each Grand Prix are run. The new clubhouse makes viewing comfortable in any
weather.
3/24/2010 Tiffin University is recruiting!!
If you are interested in riding horses and would like the opportunity to compete at a collegiate level, you need to take a good look at Tiffin
University! Whether you have experience at “A” rated shows, or little time in the saddle there is a spot for you on the Tiffin University’s Equestrian
Team! At Tiffin University, our equestrian team is a Varsity sport, including both western and english riders. We compete in the Intercollegiate Horse
Show Association (IHSA). The IHSA consists of eight levels of hunt seat riding, and six levels of western riding starting with walk-trot through open. Team
members are given the choice to ride English, Western or to ride in both disciplines. The university graciously pays for all the costs associated with
riding, i.e. lessons, travel, hotel accommodations, food, memberships and entry fees at the shows. Students are only responsible for their practice and
show apparel. Please visit our website at www.tiffin.edu/apply and apply free online
now or fill out the questionnaire provided and return it in the enclosed pre-paid envelope. Scholarship opportunities do exist.
For further information please contact:
Julie Vogel
Equestrian Team Coach
Tiffin University
155 Miami St.
Tiffin, OH 44883
419-448-7433 419-448-7433 Farm
419-389-2090 419-389-2090 Cell
Vogeljl@tiffin.edu
3/17/2010 Judson College is pleased to announce that we are now offering a MAJOR in EQUINE STUDIES! This full, four-year bachelor's degree program is
unique to the state of Alabama and offers courses that include equine business management, equine-related therapy, horseback riding and instruction,
equine disease management and many more. If you are passionate about horses and becoming a serious horse professional, then this is the degree for
you!
3/15/2010, We would like to welcome Catherine "Cate" Billings as our newest athlete to post her profile. Cate won the 2009 Southern Regional Maclay
Finals. She is an incredible rider and a great person who comes from a great family. We have known her personally for about 12 years. Whatever college
recruits Cate will certainly be getting the best of the best.
3/5/2010 We are thrilled to become sponsors of Horse Shows in the Park. Horse Shows in the Park, LLC is Florida based corporation specializing in
equine events marketing, production and management. With show venues in Gainesville, Jacksonville, Melbourne, SE Ocala and Hilton Head, SC - HSITP
delivers top quality hunter/jumper competitions from course design, safety, class/divisions offered, awards and prizes, show day logistics and exemplary
customer service. Considered an excellent prep for rated competitions, the shows are ideal from the novice level to an A rated competitor seeking
valuable mileage.
3/1/2010 We are thrilled to become sponsors of Horse Show Ventures LLC
Horse Show Ventures LLC is a Southeastern based horse show management and production company. We produce the Southeastern Hunter Jumper
Series primarily on Atlanta area venues. The series offers shows that are unrated, locally rated and USEF/USHJA rated. HSV members compete for year
end trophies and awards as well as USHJA affiliation equitation and sportsmanship awards. The Horse Show Ventures Foundation annually awards a
college scholarship open to its membership, as well as donating proceeds from special events and shows to charities. We hold special events and
exhibitor parties at many of our shows including an amazing Mother's Day Brunch ~ moms and grandmoms receive flowers, chocolates and a lovely
breakfast buffet is set up with tents and seating for all exhibitors. Our Summer series features special awards and the July show hosts the Dog and Foot
Show ~ exhibitors and community members compete with their dogs over small jumps and in "on the leash" classes. This event benefits a local canine
rescue organization.
Additionally we have just started a small series of schooling shows in which we like to offer a Clinic focused on beginner to intermediate riders to expand
their knowledge on judging criteria, showmanship, horsemanship and potentially competing for college scholarships.
3/1/2010 We are thrilled to announce our sponsorship with Southwest Event Productions, LLC
This is a new series - Southwest Hunter Jumper Series- based in Tucson, Arizona offering THJA and AHJA Category II hunter jumper shows, as well as
USEF A rated shows. This series also offers exhibitor members the chance to compete for year end awards as well as USHJA sportsmanship and
equitation awards. Southwest Event Productions also is planning a college academic scholarship to its members for the 2010-2011 academic year.
2/19/2010 We would like to welcome Alexandra Walsh as our newest athlete to post a profile. Alexandra graduates in 2011 and has an extensive record
competing in the Medal and Maclay classes.. Alexandra is looking to study Equine Science and double major in psychology.
2/17/2009
We would like to welcome Delaney Clavo as our newest athlete to post her profile on our website. Delaney is in the class of 2012 and realizes how
important it is to post your profile early for premium ad placement so her ad will have high visibility when the coaches start recruiting her graduation
class. Delaney will be one to watch as she comes out of the pony ranks.
2/09/2010 To reinstate a traditionally excellent equestrian team, Converse College is awarding scholarship money for the best riders/students for the fall
of 2010. Recruiters will be in both Ocala and Gulfport to answer your questions and see you ride. If you are still looking to ride in college, have a
leadership role in an IHSA team, receive scholarship money and ride with the highest quality training staff, contact Mike Imparato at
mike@equestriancollegerecruiter.com
2/5/2010 We would like to welcome Jessica Bowen as our newest athlete to post her profile on our website. Jessica graduates high school in 2011 and
would love to compete on a college team. She has done extensive showing in the North East and would make a great addition to any college team.
2/1/2010 We would like to welcome Kendall Fately as our newest athlete to register on our site. Kendall won the Marshall & Sterling Medal Finals in
Saugerties, NY in 2009. Kendall is in the class of 2012 and has a very impressive resume.
1/28/2010 We would like to welcome Wesleyan College as our newest banner advertiser. Wesleyan is located in Macon, GA and is an all girls college with
a great riding program.
1/27/2010 Converse College will be at the Chatham Hall School on March 13 and 14 for the Equestrian Talent Search Clinic.
1/25/2010 We would like to welcome Converse College as our newest college to advertise on our website. Converse is located in Spartanburg, SC and is
rebuilding their program to compete with the elite of the IHSA. The school members will train at Motlow Creek Equestrian Center with International Grand
Prix rider Lincoln Russell and assistant coach Crystal Bohnen.
1/25/2010 We would like to welcome Marlena Parker from Cumming, GA as our newest athlete to register on our site. Marlena is currently a Sophomore
and already has a great resume at the 3'6". Marlena will be one to watch as she gets closer to recruiting age.
1/24/2010 We would like to welcome high school freshman Gabby Stephenson from NYC as our newest equestrian athlete. Gabby would like to become
a large animal vet and already has an incredible riding resume in Hunt Seat & Equitation. Gabby will certainly be an asset to any college riding program.
1/19/2010 We would like to welcome Lydia Kennedy as our newest athlete to post a profile. Lydia is from Chattanooga, Tn and will graduate High School
in 2013. Lydia would like to study Pre-Vet. Lydia rides Hunt Seat and competes on an IEA team.
01/12/2010 We would like to welcome Lake Erie College as our newest home page advertiser.
Lake Erie is a great college and we are thrilled to have them on board.
Visit their website today. www.lec.edu/equestrian.
01/12/2010 We would like to welcome GearMax as our newest advertiser. My son won a GearMax Equestrian Bag at 4H Southern Regionals and he uses
it all the time. It is the perfect way to carry your show clothes, boots, etc to the Horse Show. Visit their website today to learn more. www.gearmax.com
01/07/2010
Here are the next events scheduled at Lake Erie College
January 13 - state of the EQ address
January 25 - The Right Fit (Karen)
January 28 - EQ Sports Psychology
February 2 - EGALA
Feb 6-7 - IHSA
Feb 9 - The Right Fit
Feb 13-14 - HJ Winter Series
March 15 - The Right Fit
Feb 20-21 - IDA
Feb 27-28 - ICTA
March 14 - IHSA Regionals
March 19-21 - Dressage Winter Series
March 27-29 - HJ Winter Series
April 9-11 - Dressage Prix
April 17-18 - Jumper Prix
April 20 - The Right Fit
01/07/2010 We are very excited to become sponsors of Progressive Show Jumping. Rick and Kathy Cram do an excellent job and run great shows in
Aiken and Canterbury. Visis their website today. http://www.psjshows.com
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