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National Championship Horse Show IHSA CODE OF CONDUCT The Intercollegiate Horse Show Association is committed to good sportsmanship and developing healthy environments for competition. We believe the opportunity to represent an I.H.S.A. institution is a privilege, which is accompanied by the responsibility to behave with dignity in and outside of the show ring. Individuals associated with an I.H.S.A. member institution are expected to conduct themselves in such a manner to represent the highest level of honor and observe the principles of good sportsmanship, good horsemanship, honesty, fairness, dignity, civility, and respect.

The Intercollegiate Horse Show Association does not condone unsportsmanlike conduct on the part of student rider-athlete, coach, administrator, spectator, or any individual associated with a member institution. The Code of Conduct is designed for the promotion and protection of the integrity of the intention of The Intercollegiate Horse Show Association.

IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE HORSE SHOW ASSOCIATION MEMBER INSTITUTIONS: 1. To develop strategies to educate rider athletes, coaches, parents, and community members about sportsmanship, good horsemanship skills, ethical conduct and fairness within the sport 2. To stress the values derived from competing fairly 3. To treat other teams with respect and dignity 4. To be cordial and courteous to other teams, team members, I.H.S.A. officials, horse show officials, horse owners and barn management staff 5. To respect the integrity and judgment of the horse show officials, barn management and horse owners 6. To help coaches and rider athletes understand and respect the rules and regulations of The Intercollegiate Horse Show Association

GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP INCLUDES: • Observing and supporting the rules of the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association • Promoting the spirit as well as the letter of the rules • Placing fairness first as a goal in competing in all horse shows and in the organizing of I.H.S.A. horse shows • Taking personal responsibility for high standards of ethics • Showing civility toward competitors, coaches, I.H.S.A. officials and horse show officials • Commending good effort by teammates, other team members, and officials • Riding competitively, showing good horsemanship skills and being fair • Showing maturity and integrity in conduct in and out of the show ring • Being a gracious winner and accepting defeat gracefully

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National Championship Horse Show CONTENTS IHSA Welcome Letter........................................................................ 4 IHSA Sponsors .............................................................................. 6-7 IHSA History & About .................................................................. 8-9 Scholarships and Awards ......................................................... 14-17 Lifetime Achievement .............................................................. 18-19 Pioneer Award........................................................................... 20-21 Competition Staff...................................................................... 22-23 IHSA Schedule of Events ............................................................... 27 IHSA Daily Schedule ................................................................ 28-32 Show Officials ........................................................................... 34-35 Previous IHSA Hunter Seat Team Champions .............................. 37 2023 IHSA Hunter Seat Teams.................................................. 38-39 Previous IHSA Western Team Champions....................................... 40 2023 IHSA Western Teams, Presented by APHA ..................... 42-43 Thursday Competition .............................................................. 49-69 Friday Competition................................................................... 71-91 IHSA Hunter Seat High-Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup ................................... 73, 77, 79, 95 Saturday Competition............................................................. 93-109 Sunday Competition............................................................. 111-125 Back on Track Western High-Point Rider................ 99, 103, 113, 117 Qualified Riders .................................................................... 129-136

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A LETTER FROM THE

Executive Director

Dear IHSA members, coaches, parents, sponsors, supporters and friends, Congratulations to all the riders and teams who have navigated the regular season and competitive post-season to earn the opportunity to compete here at the IHSA Nationals. We are thrilled to welcome teams from all over North America to the Kentucky Horse Park.

Riders, you should be proud of your accomplishments and I encourage you to take this opportunity to introduce yourselves to your fellow competitors on other teams. You will discover that we all share a common bond of the love of horses and equestrian sport and are all dedicated to good sportsmanship.

The IHSA and this event would not be successful without the army of volunteers working year-round to ensure everything comes together. Our volunteer board of directors works with steadfast dedication to the mission of the IHSA. We are so grateful for their significant contributions of time and expertise.

Thank you to all the schools and individuals providing horses for Nationals because competition would not be possible without them. Members, please take the time to thank our horse providers. Make sure to thank the horse you ride with a pat and remember, that provider is rooting for their horse, even if you are on opposing teams!

We are grateful to our sponsors, particularly the ones that have come on recently and at high levels, especially, Back on Track and CWD. Likewise, IHSA individual competitors and teams are grateful for the commitment to recognize their accomplishments. We look forward to continuing to strengthen our relationships in the future.

Many thanks to our equestrian community and the governing bodies that support our mission to provide equestrian opportunities to college students of all walks of life and all levels - USHJA, NRHA, AQHA, APHA and NSBA. Join us in recognizing two individuals who have and continue to play essential roles within the IHSA Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Eleanor Ellis and our Pioneer Award honoree, Lisa Bailey Cassidy.

Are you graduating and looking to start your career? Don't miss out on Friday's career fair, sponsored by the USHJA. The organizations and businesses participating are interested in IHSA members. This is going to be a great event!

Be sure to visit all our vendors and sponsors who support the IHSA throughout the year.

Good luck this week and enjoy this wonderful time together!

Sincerely,

Peter Cashman IHSA Executive Director

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HUNTER SEAT TEAM CLASSES Team Limit Equitation Over Fences ............................................ 57 Team Limit Equitation on the Flat ............................................... 63 Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat .................................. 69 Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences ............................... 71 Team Introductory Equitation ...................................................... 83 Team Novice Equitation .............................................................. 85 Team Open Equitation Over Fences ........................................... 93 Team Open Equitation on the Flat ............................................. 97

WESTERN TEAM CLASSES NRHA Team Reining, Presented by NRHA and NSBA ............... 87 Team Beginner Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA ................ 101 Team Level II Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA ................... 105 Team Rookie Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA .................... 107 NRHA Team Ranch Riding, Presented by NSBA ...................... 111 Team Level I Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA .................... 119 Team Open Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA ..................... 125

MISSION STATEMENT The IHSA promotes competition for riders of all skill levels, who compete individually and as teams at regional, zone and national levels.

The association was founded on the principle that any college student should have the opportunity to participate in equestrian competition regardless of financial status, gender or riding level. The IHSA emphasizes learning and sportsmanship and fosters teamwork. IHSA welcomes riders in their first years of riding and students with show experience. IHSA eliminates the expense of owning and transporting horses and puts competition within financial reach of college and university students.

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History of the INTERCOLLEGIATE HORSE SHOWS ASSOCIATION The Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association was established in 1967 by Robert “Bob” Cacchione while he was an 18-year-old sophomore attending Farleigh Dickinson University in Teaneck, New Jersey. Cacchione developed the prototype competition program with the help of his professor and renowned horseman, Jack Fritz.

Some of the most notable riders in show jumping and the Western disciplines competed in the IHSA during their college years. Olympic gold medalist Beezie Madden competed for Southern Seminary and won the Cacchione Cup in 1984. Olympic gold medalist Peter Wylde won the Cacchione Cup in 1986 while he attended Tufts University.

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Beezie Patton Madden competing in the IHSA for Southern Seminary.

Launched with just two colleges competing in hunter seat equitation, the IHSA was praised for its competition format and quickly caught on. In 1979 the Western divisions premiered at the IHSA National Championship Horse Show (Nationals). In 1999 IHSA Inc. was established as a nonprofit organization.

The early shows were judged by great horsemen, like Frank Chapot and Michael Page.

Originally, Nationals were held at various college facilities but are now held at major equestrian competition venues.

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About the INTERCOLLEGIATE HORSE SHOWS ASSOCIATION The Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association (IHSA) welcomes members of all genders and riding levels and offers individual and team competition in hunter seat equitation, Western horsemanship, ranch riding and reining at more than 400 member colleges and universities.

Founded in 1967, it is the oldest and largest intercollegiate equestrian organization with 10,000 members in 47 states and Canada.

IHSA college and university team participation is represented through a variety of programs including varsity athletics, academic departments and club sports.

Membership in IHSA means that college students can compete at horse shows regardless of their experience or financial status. Students compete in beginner through advanced divisions with suitable, provided horses, eliminating the expense of horse ownership and much of the related costs of the sport. Through the Intercollegiate Equestrian Foundation (IEF), IHSA members are eligible for multiple need and merit-based scholarships.

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Julia Roshelli, Nigel University Lancaster of Finday 2019Western AQHA High-Point 2022 High-Point Rider Rider

Adam Edgar, Savannah College of Art & Design, Julianna Empie 2019 Cacchione Cup Champiom 2022 Cachione Cup Champion

Members compete to qualify for IHSA Regional Finals. The top riders and teams at Regionals advance to the IHSA Zone Finals (hunter seat) or Semi-Finals (Western). The top competitors and teams at Zone Finals and Semi-Finals qualify for the annual IHSA National Championship Horse Show.

Hunter Seat High Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup, IHSA Open-level riders are eligible to compete for the Hunter Seat High Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup, and the Back on Track Western High Point Rider titles. Qualified teams compete for the Hunter Seat Team and Western Team Championship honors.

IHSA offers valuable hands-on experience and professional development in multiple facets of the equine industry. Many IHSA teams participate in service projects, giving back to their communities. Through the IHSA, students enhance their college experience and develop the tools that help to build successful careers.

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IHSA Senior Athletic Academic Achievement Award Essay Winner 2023 DOMINIQUE PALKA, the University of Central Florida

During the past two years, I have participated in numerous IHSA competitions, and I can attest that these competitions have helped me develop several qualities that have benefited me at the University of Central Florida and will help in my future career as an attorney. Competing in IHSA requires discipline, resilience, teamwork and critical thinking skills.

As a competitor, I have had to be disciplined in not only my training, but also my overall approach to the sport. This discipline has translated into my academic life, where I have learned to be more structured in my study habits and time management. Last year, not only was I preparing for the regional competition with semi-finals only one week after, but I was also in the beginning stages of studying for my LSAT while in the middle of mid-term week. This fall, I will begin my first year of law school where this discipline will help me stay focused on achieving my goals and remain committed to achieving them.

Another quality IHSA competitions have taught me is resilience. I know I can perform well on my own horse, but it is the unpredictability of getting on a new horse that can be nerve racking.

There have been times that I have not achieved the results I was aiming for, but I have learned from my mistakes and continued to work toward my goals. This resilience has been influential in my academic life, where I must handle setbacks, failures and challenges with grace and determination. This resilience will continue helping me throughout my life.

Teamwork is one of the biggest qualities I have learned from IHSA. Through these competitions, I have learned how to communicate effectively with the horse I am given, work collaboratively as co-captain with my coaches and teammates and support others during competitions. At the University of Central Florida, there are many opportunities for collaborating with classmates and communicating my ideas clearly. In my future career, teamwork will help me work effectively with my colleagues and collaborate on cases.

Finally, IHSA competitions have helped me develop critical thinking skills. The competitions require split-second decision making, quick analysis of situations, and adjustments to the approach accordingly. In competitions, I have been on horses ranging from sensitive, lazy, green, or anticipatory. Being able to determine the type of horse you are on gives you the advantage you need to perform well. This type of critical thinking will translate into my future by allowing me to analyze complex legal issues, consider various perspectives and make sound arguments.

Being on the University of Central Florida IHSA team has taught me many qualities that have benefited me in my academic years and will certainly contribute to future successes. From discipline, resilience, teamwork and critical thinking, these qualities have helped me become a more well-rounded individual, and I know they will continue to serve me in my legal career as well.

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IHSA Senior Athletic Academic Achievement Awards Each recipient of this award must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher and must have been a member of an intercollegiate equestrian team for three years, including senior year.

Congratulations to all recipients!

DREXEL UNIVERSITY Nicole Geris Benjamin Kravitz Grace Peck Catherine Walter SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY Ashley Bocek lilly Bove Joanna Coreno Hanna Lloyd Raegan Olson Alexa Setteducati Julia Vinci SARAH LAWRENCE COLLEGE Sarah Santos SETON HILL UNIVERSITY Kasey Beres SKIDMORE UNIVERSITY Chloe Bell–Thomson Ella Brophy Emily Gilbert Casey Koochagian Alexandra Vassillou Xenia Zimmerman SMITH COLLEGE Tara Gadoury Alexandra Stephens STANFORD UNIVERSITY Michaela Edwards Paiton Gleeson Darrow Hornik Melanie Kessinger Megan King

Kaitlyn Leahy Divya Nagaraj Ornella Pelissero Kayla Ryan Sangam Sharma Audrey Washington Emily Wong TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Isabella Smith UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA Luis Figueroa Hunter Fox Kriya Naidu Ashley Weinstein UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE Giordana Daniels Helen Hale-Mowry Sean Mason Pierciey Seline Stoop Georgia Weiner UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Sydney Chanen Lily Nesvold UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Olivia Hudson Lily Kauffman WASHINGTON COLLEGE Mackenzie Barnett Hilde Perrin Emma Reilly

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ALL-ACADEMIC AWARDS

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National Championship Horse Show FIRST TEAM BLACK HAWK COLLEGE Haley Bucher Abbigail Froelich Kylee Larson Samantha Lind Eilish O'Rourke

MIAMI UNIVERSITY OF OHIO Margaret Dicks El Eavenson Eva Hollingsworth Katian Hornbostel Kathryn Keeley CENTENARY UNIVERSITY Eva LaVine Solenn Lemiale Meghan Fitzpatrick Grace Ostric Jacqueline Haitz Hannah Schmidt Ashley Joyce Jessica Schmitz Rebecca Kaplan Ally Shuster Sarah Oross Laney Vanderhart Grace Seaman Emily Whitaker Brianna Soule Elli Wilson Sophia Strain Shelby Zimmerman Adrianna Strait Dana Webster MIDWAY UNIVERSITY Charley Burns COLBY COMMUNITY Stacey Geissler COLLEGE Sofia Getty Helen Carlin Tate Gill Michaela Derikson Kimberley Lane Calley Grabenstein Jordan Schauer Rileigh Holcomb John Daylon Stafford Nellie Kaner Chase Summerville Jenna Milford Sadie Tullock Isabella Ostmeyer DICKINSON COLLEGE Katherine Bentley Hazel Lenoir Hallie Mitchell GETTYSBURG COLLEGE Sarah Laud Kiaulani Sund Ciara Switzer McKenna White GOUCHER COLLEGE Cordelia Edwards Morgan Kingsbury Maggie Kinsley Lily L'Oiseau Karen O'Brien Rhyan Orenstein Sarah Schultheis LIBERTY UNIVERSITY Mollie Bera Morgan Fisk John Hutchinson Amanda Mast Meghan Peterson Vivian Renfroe Stephanie Russak

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MARIST COLLEGE Emma Engel Madi Kasun Caroline Komenda Rose Mayer Cecelia Pandiscia Julia Reid Rory Woods

MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Kristen Adolf Rachel Banister Camille Cheng Vicky Chu Ke Ding Miranda Du Shannon Feng Acadia Ferrero-Lampron Georgia Fish Daniela Fraser Amy Fujioka Juliette Gagnon Emma Gundrum Clay Halpern Marlene Healey Piper Kilgore Anna Kuffler Zoe Latham Kelly Li Emmalyn Mirarchi Josie Nicholas Sam Rockwell Bea Rodriguez Azuna Sawada Yuenying Shen Charlotte Subak Caroline Sullivan Johanna Sullivan Marah Susko Jinxia Tian Helena Weiss Astrid Zhao Xike Zhao Yanran Zhou

NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY Rachel Bosserman Catherine Chartier Ruth Eisenberg Chloe Erb Madison Feiring Erika Johnson Isabella Jurgens ChristiAnna Schmidt Sarah Schutt Kooper Shagena Jayden Slonaker Hannah Strong Grace Wicklund RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Betia Zeng Alexis Garcia Maritza Fotiou Sonia Balani Avery Swartz Gabriella Moulton SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY Nicole Albert Ashley Bocek Lilly Bove Joanna Coreno Kayla Destephanis Ava Flannery Ava Hufford Hanna Lloyd Kelly Mectl Mia Poppinga Isabella Ruisi Kaylee Shindel Macayla Sousa SARAH LAWRENCE COLLEGE Sarah Santos Ashley Townsend SETON HILL UNIVERSITY Riley Miller Aleeah Sheedy Hannah Wheaton SKIDMORE COLLEGE Halle Avratin Ella Brophy Emma Jenison Casey Koochagian Lillard Preschlack Kenya Sanders Alexandra Vassiliou

SMITH COLLEGE Jordan Conlon Sonja Henze Alexandra Stephens ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY Sydney Curley Zana Frluckaj Haley Moreland Mikaela Radochia Lauren Trexler STANFORD UNIVERSITY Ellie Aasted Ava Brown Andrea Cao Loia Ilaria Chen Neil Cordingley Peyton Daley Ella Dolan Michaela Edwards Paiton Gleeson Sophia Haase Cox Jackie Henley Darrow Hornik Melanie Kessinger Megan King Novia Liu Jenna Mansueto Divya Nagaraj Ornella Pelissero Kayla Ryan Sangam Sharma Izabella Smolnicka-Dos Santos Ana Ximena Sosa Parker Watt Emily Wong Jena Yue SUSQUEHANNAH UNIVERSITY Isabela Santiesteban SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE Ashley Burnett Shannon Carter Lydia Chandler Rachel Chard Carmella DeFilippo Audrey Flattich Nina Hugi Emmy Longest Julianna McIntyre Sita Moses Sarah Pastula Isabella Paul Ella Peterson Lauren Satola Sarah Weller

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UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY Elijah Skidmore UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA Skyler Axlerod Kristen Conroy Hunter Fox Kriya Naidu Ashley Weinstein Skylar Zern UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE Helen Hale-Mowry Jillian Stark Katherine Stuckey Kayla Wolf UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Cailey Archer Ryan Moran Ashtyn Myers Bailey Prasad Sophie Shields Bella Williams UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Laura Aviles Josphine Buccini Sydney Chanen Audrey Lehneis Ryan Tannie UNIVERSITY OF VRIGINIA Lily Kauffman Audrey Oldfather Georgia Rivero WASHINGTON COLLEGE Hailey Covington Grace Paquin Hilde Perrin Emma Reilly Mirabelle White

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National Championship Horse Show ALL-ACADEMIC AWARDS

SECOND TEAM BLACK HAWK COLLEGE Sarah Alarie McKenna Bleem Josey Clem Taegan Hanlin Amy Hoffmann Jordan Rydl Kayla Schroeder Abigail Schuning Grace Strief COLBY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Elizabeth White DICKINSON COLLEGE Scarlett Davidovich Allison Maurice DREXEL UNIVERSITY Taylor Gibboney Gwyneth Steele GETTYSBURG COLLEGE Lily Koorejian GOUCHER COLLEGE Quinn Kirkpatrick Lexi Mason Chloe Perkins Kristen Wilhelm Zoe Wright-Riley HOOD COLLEGE Abigail Burns Drew Keiser LIBERTY UNIVERSITY Elizabeth Balok Virginia Barnett Nadia Cooper Rebekah Honaker Claire Hutchinson Hannah Summerlin MARIST COLLEGE Paige Janda Katey O'Brien MIAMI UNIVERISTY OF OHIO Alyssa Aey Roberta Cullinan Carly Hanson Cassandra Hauk Natalee John Sophia Marino Kailyn Moody Ellison Neumann Sonia Talwar Megan Walston Anna Wilson

MIDWAY UNIVERSITY Riley Long Kathryn West Lakyn Wilson MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Cate Bates Emma Cantalupo Dekyi Deji Lili Evans Ririka Kakuta Catherine Kazel Anno Kostava Yunsi Li Sofia O'Bryant Kate Smith Alex Taylor True Usiatynski Maggie Wennberg NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY Lauren Berg Katherina Cohrs Maria Franks Michaela Long Audrey Miller Hanna Myrin RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Kamila Kaldon Trinity Stockel Carly Studt Sarah Bednarczyk SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY Emily Belies Emma Grimes Harley Mae Jimenez Raegan Olson Ciara O'Sullivan Sophia Poling Paige Sutton

SKIDMORE COLLEGE Chloe Bell-Thomson Stella Brown Laura Bussard Emily Gilbert Madeline Johnson Charlotte Lyon Kayla Piper Harper Sanford Xenia Zimmerman SMITH COLLEGE Tara Gadoury Rainbow Gu Lily Harper Adela Hoffman Via Sussman Tessa Wilson-Brown ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY Eben Dorr Tess Downing Brigid Barstow Fiona Malcarney Hudson Warren STANFORD UNIVERSITY Aiyana Austin Grace Chung Angel Elyse Cleare Iliana Close Madeleine Kingsland Kaitlyn Leahy Annella Tucker Audrey Washington Angeline Yu

SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE Evelyn Clark Ainsley John Darling Emma Evans Sarah Lloyd Cassandra McCabe Emily Roberts Anna Grace Ross UNIITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY Kiersten Eggers Kayla Kiniry Kate Patterson UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE Gabrielle Bannister Caroline Giddings Abigail Molnar UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Kyah Woodland UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Carola Agostini Lyndsey Barrett Isabel Ernst WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Mikayla Bridges

SUSQUEHANNAH UNIVERSITY Taylor Josefowicz

SALISBURY UNIVERSITY Sydney Shannon SARAH LAWRENCE COLLEGE Chloe Rhinehardt Elena Wagstaff SETON HILL UNIVERSITY Kasey Beres Hannah Burgess Taylor Holmes Lauryn Johnsen

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ELEANOR ELLIS PRESENTED WITH IHSA

Lifetime Achievement Award

At the IHSA board meeting in January 2023, Eleanor Ellis was honored with the IHSA Lifetime Achievement Award and added to a list of distinguished equestrians who have dedicated their time and talents to the IHSA. "Eleanor has given so much to the IHSA," IHSA Executive Director Peter Cashman said. "She has rolled up her sleeves, done the work, and put in so much of her time. We are honored to work with her and so pleased to award her with the IHSA Lifetime Achievement Award."

Ellis is from Savannah, Georgia, near where she lives now. She got involved with horses at age 6 when her older sister gave her a Shetland pony.

Somehow, they got away with not telling her parents for six months. When her parents got on board, they used to transport the pony in the back seat of the family station wagon.

Ellis attended Randolph College (formerly Randolph Women's College), where she was introduced to the greater depth of the horse industry.

"I was a little barn rat that just wanted to know everything about everything," Ellis said. "I was fascinated by the production of horse shows and helped out doing that."

At Randolph Macon, Ellis got to ride fabulous Virginia-area horses. The program included foxhunting, hunter paces and competing in the IHSA. "I had a backyard horse growing up that I had a lot of success with, but he was what he was," she said.

"It was a different world! We got to do so many things that really helped me as a horseman."

In 1983, Ellis' senior year, the talented rider qualified and competed at the IHSA National Championship Horse Show in the Open division. "I remember meeting Bob Cacchione and understanding the scope of it all," Ellis said.

After graduation, she worked briefly at a farm in Charleston, South Carolina, then spent 10 years in the corporate world with International Paper.

During her career at International Paper, Ellis served on several boards. She says she still calls on those experiences in her volunteer IHSA work today.

In 1992, Ellis bought her Evermore Farm and began helping Georgia Southern University and other region teams by loaning horses for shows. When Georgia Southern was ready to make a coaching change in 1998, they reached out to Ellis. She has been coaching the IHSA team and teaching their physical education riding classes ever since.

Ellis has served as an active contributor on the IHSA board since 2001. "I've been on the marketing, realignment, and hunter seat committees and helped run the IHSA National Championship Horse Show as the barn manager for five years," Ellis said. "We all keep saying, 'yes,' because that's what we do."

Saying "yes," in a volunteer organization like the IHSA has put Ellis in the middle of change and improvements. She does it quietly. "I consider myself a behind-the-scenes person," she said.

And she's inspired by her students. "It's just staggering to me watching these college kids come through from freshmen to seniors and watch the changes in them."

For Ellis, it's the horses that make the IHSA happen. "Without them, you know, it doesn't happen.

And it takes a special horse. During Nationals, to think that we can put 16 or 18, or however many we need in the ring at one time at the same level– and they're all quite nice horses. Wow!"

PREVIOUS LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD RECIPIENTS 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012

Kelly Francfort Carla Wennberg Megan Taylor Peggy McElveen Lori Cramer Patte Zumbrun Eddie Federwisch Sally Batton Mary Drueding

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003

Cindy Ford Peter Cashman Teresa McDonald Jon Conyers Nancy Peterson Janice Callahan Jim Arrigon Ollie Griffith Anne Brzezicki

2002 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993

Jerry Steinmetz Sue Payne Naomi Blumenthal CJ Law Jane Flynn Claiborne and Tom Bishop Bob Cacchione George Lukemire Joan Johnson

Lisa Bailey Cassidy Honored with Pioneer Award The IHSA Pioneer Award recognizes those who have developed collegiate riding programs and opportunities. The 2023 recipient is Lisa Bailey Cassidy, an alumna, former coach and board member of the Intercollegiate Equestrian Foundation (IEF).

Cassidy grew up in Greenwich, Connecticut, discovered horses at 3 and became obsessed. At 10, she was one of the youngest members of the Rolling Rock Hunt Club. She competed in A-rated shows in the hunters and jumpers throughout her junior years, training with Carol Maloney, Peter Lombardo and Ronnie Mutch. She quit riding when she attended Stetson College in Florida, but reignited her passion when she transferred to Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville, New York, where she was recruited to ride on their equestrian team. Cassidy rode part of her junior, all senior year and as an alumna qualifying for Regionals and Nationals.

Upon graduation, Cassidy took the reins as head coach of the Sarah Lawrence team for six years. When she moved to Fairfield, Connecticut, her friend, Bob Cacchione, the founder of the IHSA, encouraged her to form a new team at Fairfield University.

"I called the university and (asked), what about an equestrian team?" Cassidy explained.

"They said it can't be (considered) a team.

It's got to be a special interest group."

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interest in forming a team. "I put the flyer out and 12 people showed up and the Fairfield University Equestrian Team was born. We went from a special interest group in 1992, to a club sport by 1994."

"We were featured on ESPN and in an article in the New York Times," Cassidy said.

"This group at Fairfield was energized to make this happen. And we all were just in sync. We grew to 35-plus riders."

In 1996, Fairfield University Equestrian Team was the region champion team, defeating George Lukemire and Joan Johnson's SUNY Stonybrook team, who had won the trophy for 28 years, according to Cassidy. As a result, the Fairfield University Equestrian Team earned a slot to compete at

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the 1996 IHSA National Championship Horse Show in Los Angeles. Despite the competition, she, Johnson and Lukemire became great friends. Cassidy continued her success, leading the Fairfield University Equestrian Team to Regional Championships and the IHSA National Championship Horse Show each year and fielding 12 Cacchione Cup contenders.

"Riding, teaching, developing new riders and new teachers was a huge part of my life," she said. "Many of my kids are top people in the horse industry."

Cassidy served on the IHSA board of directors as a regional president for many years, volunteering her time alongside her fellow coaches.

For many years, Johnson essentially ran the IEF, an organization that provides grants and scholarships for collegiate riders. Johnson encouraged Cassidy to become involved and she was instrumental in helping create the IEF's 501 (c) (3) status. When Johnson passed away in 2004, Cassidy took over the IEF stewardship "She knew I really cared about giving back to the kids that were working hard and putting time into their applications," Cassidy said. "I've been reading applications since 2004, right up to this year."

What does Cassidy look for in applications? "I look for the person who exhibits the camaraderie of the IHSA and gives back in college and submits a nicely written essay," she said. "I love reading them. There have been some incredible essays.

When they highlight the spirit of the IHSA, they usually move to the top. The Joan Johnson Memorial Scholarship means everything to me."

Cassidy says she is most proud of generating spirit and sportsmanship with her team during her coaching days. With her work for the IEF, she says she lives vicariously through the spirit that IHSA coaches are building with their teams.

"Like many students, the IHSA changed my life," Cassidy said.

Cassidy is married, has a son, and lives on her family ranch, Cassiranch, in Cody, Wyoming.

"We are so grateful for the incredible contribution Lisa has made to the IHSA and IEF," IHSA Executive Director Peter Cashman said. "Her energy, spirit and significant impact embodies all that is the IHSA."

"Like many students, the IHSA changed my life" - Cassidy said.

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COMPETITION STAFF NATIONAL HORSE SHOW COMMITTEE CHAIR

HUNTER SEAT HORSE COORDINATORS

Heather Pinnick, Miami University

Michael Dowling, Centenary University Clare Knapp, Marist College Belinda Colgan, Skidmore College

SHOW SECRETARY Cricket Morris Becky Huddleston, Tennessee Tech University

HUNTER SEAT HORSE SELECTION COMMITTEE

William Yeager

Heather Pinnick, Miami University Mary Drueding, St. Lawrence University Eddie Federwisch, Savannah College of Art and Design Karen Sykes Angela MacFawn, The University of South Carolina

COURSE DESIGNER

HUNTER SEAT SHOOLING SUPERVISOR

SHOW MANAGER

William Yeager

Cindy Ford

NATIONAL STEWARD

HUNTER SEAT SHOOLING COORDINATOR

Sherri West, Hollins University

Eddie Federwisch, Savannah College of Art and Design

ASSOCIATE NATIONAL STEWARD

WESTERN STEWARDS

Ollie Griffith

Carla Wennberg, St. Andrews University Amanda Ellis, West Texas A&M University Chris Brown, Rocky Mountain College Bryan Bradley, Villanovia University Dan Bergstresser, SUNY Oswego

HUNTER SEAT STEWARDS Lesli Isaacson, Florida State University Eleanor Ellis, Georgia Southern University Mary Drueding, St. Lawrence University Heath Gunnison, Midway University Karen Sykes Amy Daspit, Villanova University Sarah Dwyer, Lake Erie College Terri Foreman, Ball State University

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WESTERN HORSE COORDINATORS Conner Smith, Midway University Jill Bergstresser, SUNY Oswego

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WESTERN HORSE SELECTION

DRAW COORDINATOR

Carla Wennberg, St. Andrews University Conner Smith, Midway University Jill Bergstresser, Oswego State University Chris Brown, Rocky Mountain College

Beth Sheely, Virginia Tech University

WESTERN HORSE SELECTION SECRETARY Ariel Higgins, Middle Tennessee State University

WESTERN PADDOCK STEWARDS Kelli Wainscott, Mt. Holyoke College

VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR Sarah Younger, University of Louisville

AWARDS COORDINATOR

DRAW STEWARD Terri Foreman

MEDIA EO Media Carrie Wirth, Cady Voyer, Sarah Mahoney

IHSA WEBSITE Julie Mann, Augustana College Becky Huddleston, Tennessee Tech University

PROGRAM DESIGN

Joyce Northrup

EQ Media Chrissy Croteau

STABLING COORDINATOR

PROGRAM COVER

Ashley Wilson

Painting by Cate Bates, Mount Holyoke College

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INGATE Chris Mitchell, Albion College Kelli Wainscott, Mt. Holyoke College

Andrew Ryback Photography

ANNOUNCER Kenn Marash

SILENT AUCTION Bryan Bradley, Villanova University

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SATURDAY, MAY 6 – 8 A.M. (cont.)

Individual Open Equitation Over Fences Individual Intermediate Equitation Over Fences Individual Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Limit Equitation Over Fences

Back on Track Western High Point Rider Reining Phase - Section A Team Beginner Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA Back on Track Western High Point Rider Reining Phase - Section B Team Level II Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA Team Rookie Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA AQHA Individual Level II Horsemanship

CLEAR ARENA Individual Intermediate Equitation on the Flat Individual Limit Equitation on the Flat Team Limit Equitation on the Flat Individual Novice Equitation Individual Open Equitation on the Flat Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

FRIDAY, MAY 5 – 8 A.M. Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences IHSA Hunter Seat High Point Rider Over Fences Presenting the Cacchione Cup

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PARADE OF TEAMS

SUNDAY, MAY 7 – 8 A.M. NRHA Team Ranch Riding, Presented by NSBA Back on Track Western High Point Rider Horsemanship Phase -Section A AQHA Individual Rookie Horsemanship Back on Track Western High Point Rider Horsemanship Phase, Section B Team Level I Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA DRAG ARENA NRHA/AQHA Individal Reining AQHA Individual Beginner Horsemanship Team Open Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA

AQHA/NRHA Individual Ranch Riding IHSA Hunter Seat High Point Rider - Flat – Section A Back on Track Western High-Point Rider Presenting the Cacchione Cup Awards Presentation IHSA Hunter Seat High Point Rider - Flat – Section B Western Team Awards Presentation, Presenting the Cacchione Cup Champion Team Presented by APHA Individual Introductory Equitation Team Introductory Equitation Versatility Award Presentation Team Novice Equitation NRHA Team Reining, Presented by NRHA & NSBA AQHA Individual Level I Horsemanship AQHA Individual Open Horsemanship

SATURDAY, MAY 6 – 8 A.M. Team Open Equitation Over Fences IHSA Hunter Seat High-Point Rider Work-Off (Judges discretion) Presenting the Cacchione Cup

CLEAR ARENA Team Open Equitation on the Flat IHSA Hunter Seat High Point Rider Awards, Presentation of the Cacchione Cup NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP HORSE SHOW 2023 · IHSAinc.com Hunter Seat Team Awards Presentation

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6 A.M. – 9 P.M. – Indoor and Outdoor Warm-up Arenas Open to Hunter Seat and Western Horses for flatwork 8 A.M. – 10 A.M. – ALLTECH ARENA Evaluation of Hunter Seat Flat horses (Three sections – 8, 8:45; and 9:30).

(Horses to be observed by Hunter Seat Horse Selection Committee and Hunter Seat Stewards) RING GROOMED 10:30 A.M. – 12 NOON – ALLTECH ARENA Schooling of horses jumping at 2’6” (Horses to be observed by Hunter Seat HorseSelectionCommittee and Hunter Seat Stewards) 11 A.M.- 5 P.M. – SHOW OFFICE OPEN, Ticket Booth on concourse (West side), Follow Signs 12 NOON – 2 P.M. – ALLTECH ARENA Schooling of horses jumping 2’9” and 3’ (Horses to be observed by Hunter Seat Horse Selection Committee and Hunter Seat Stewards) RING CLEARED AND GROOMED 2:30 P.M. Indoor and Outdoor Warm-up Arenas - Open to Western Horse schooling 3:30 P.M. – 4 P.M. – ALLTECH ARENA RING GROOMED 4 P.M. – 7 P.M. – ALLTECH ARENA Schooling of Western Horses for Evaluation by Western Horse Selection Committee and Western Stewards 7 P.M. – ALLTECH ARENA RING GROOMED 7:30 P.M. – ALLTECH ARENA COURSE SET 7 P.M. – Embassy Suites – Lobby Meeting with the Hunter Seat Judges and Hunter Seat Stewards

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THURSDAY, MAY 4, 2023 5 A.M. – 6 A.M – Ring Groomed / Setting of course 6 A.M. – 7:15 A.M. – ALLTECH ARENA Schooling of Hunter Seat over Fences Horses Horses to be observed by Hunter Seat Horse Selection Committee and Hunter Seat Stewards) 6 A.M. – 6 P.M. – Indoor Warm-up Arena for schooling of Hunter Seat Horses 6 A.M. – 6 P.M. – OUTDOOR ARENA Open for schooling of Western Horses 7 A.M. – 5 P.M. – SHOW OFFICE OPEN– Ticket Booth on concourse (west side) 7:30 A.M. – 7:45 A.M. – COURSE OPEN FOR WALKING 7:45 A.M. – HUNTER SEAT COACHES MEETING – Lower-level South Hall DRAW FOR CLASSES BEGINS – East side Concourse above the out-gate, Follow Signs RING PREPARATION 8 A.M. – SILENT AUCTION OPENS (Concourse near office) 8:25 A.M. – ALLTECH ARENA – NATIONAL ANTHEM 8:30 A.M. – ALLTECH ARENA – COMPETITION BEGINS Listen for Announcements for Call to Draw Individual Open Equitation Over Fences Individual Intermediate Equitation Over Fences Individual Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Limit Equitation Over Fences Clear Ring/Warm-up Session/Ring Groomed 1 P.M. – Suite Level Room TBA - Western Committee meeting with the Western Judges and Stewards Individual Intermediate Equitation on the Flat Individual Limit Equitation on the Flat Team Limit Equitation on the Flat Individual Novice Equitation Individual Open Equitation on the Flat Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat 4 P.M. – SILENT AUCTION CLOSES FOR THE DAY 5:30 P.M. – 9:30 P.M. – ALLTECH ARENA Open for schooling of Western Horses

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5 A.M. – 6 A.M. – Ring Groomed / Setting of course 6 A.M. – 6:45 A.M. – ALLTECH ARENA Schooling of Hunter Seat over Fences horses (Horses to be observed by Hunter Seat Horse Selection Committee and Hunter Seat Stewards) 6 A.M. – 6 P.M. – Indoor and Outdoor Warm-up Arenas Open for schooling of Hunter Seat and Western Horses 7 A.M. – 5 P.M. – SHOW OFFICE OPEN – Ticket Booth on concourse (West side), Follow Signs 7 A.M. – 7:15 A.M. – COURSE OPEN FOR WALKING 7:15 A.M. – HUNTER SEAT COACHES MEETING – Lower-level South Hall DRAW FOR CLASSES BEGINS – East side Concourse above the out-gate, Follow Signs RING PREPARATION 7:55 A.M. - ALLTECH ARENA – NATIONAL ANTHEM 8 A.M. -Silent Auction Opens (Concourse near office) 8 A.M. - ALLTECH ARENA – COMPETITION BEGINS Listen for Announcements for Call to Draw Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences IHSA Hunter Seat High Point Rider Over Fences, Presenting the Cacchione Cup 10 A.M. – WESTERN COACHES MEETING – Lower-level South Hall CLEAR RING PARADE, PRESENTATION OF TEAMS, Presentation of Pioneer Award (All riders and schools present to march by zone/region, All teams will remain in ring for Team Presentation at Parade Finale) RING GROOMED/ WARM UP SESSION/ RING GROOMED AQHA/NRHA Individual Ranch Riding WARM-UP SESSION/ RING GROOMED IHSA Hunter Seat High Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup – Flat - Section A IHSA Hunter Seat High Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup – Flat - Section B Individual Introductory Equitation Team Introductory Equitation Team Novice Equitation RING GROOMED/ WARM-UP SESSION/ RING GROOMED

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SATURDAY MAY 6, 2023 5 A.M. – 6 A.M – Ring Groomed / Setting of course 6 A.M. – 6 P.M. – Indoor and Outdoor Warm-up Arenas Schooling of Hunter Seat and Western Horses 6 A.M. – 6:45 A.M. – ALLTECH ARENA Schooling of Hunter Seat over Fences Horses (Horses to be observed by Hunter Seat Horse Selection Committee and Hunter Seat Stewards) 7 A.M. – 5 P.M. – SHOW OFFICE OPEN – Ticket Booth on concourse (West side), Follow Signs 7:15 A.M. – 7:30 A.M. – ALLTECH ARENA - COURSE OPEN FOR WALKING 7:30 A.M. – HUNTER SEAT COACHES MEETING – Lower-level South Hall RING PREPARATION DRAW FOR CLASSES BEGINS – East side Concourse above the out-gate, Follow Signs 7:55 A.M. – ALLTECH ARENA – NATIONAL ANTHEM 8 A.M. – SILENT AUCTION OPENS (Concourse near office) 8 A.M. – ALLTECH ARENA – COMPETITION BEGINS Team Open Equitation Over Fences IHSA Hunter Seat High Point Rider, Presenting the Cacchione Cup Work-Off Phase at Judges’ Discretion Listen for Announcements for Call to Draw 9:30 A.M. – WESTERN COACHES MEETING – Lower-level South Hall Clear Ring/Warm up Session/Ring Groomed Team Open Equitation on the Flat IHSA Hunter Seat High Point Rider Awards Presentation, Presenting the Cacchione Cup Hunter Seat Team Awards / Sportsmanship Awards Presentation High Point Hunter Seat Horse Award Presentation Most Popular Hunter Seat Horse Award Presentation Warm up Session/Ring Groomed DRAW FOR WESTERN HORSES Back on Track Western High-Point Rider Reining Phase – Section A Team Beginner Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA Back on Track WesternHigh-Point Rider Reining Phase – Section B Team Level II Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA Team Rookie Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA AQHA Individual Level II Horsemanship 4 P.M. – SILENT AUCTION CLOSES

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SUNDAY MAY 7, 2023 6 A.M. – 7 A.M. – ALLTECH ARENA Schooling of Western Horses 6 A.M. – 4 P.M. – Indoor and Outdoor Warm-up Arenas Open for schooling of Western Horses 7 A.M. – 4 P.M. – SHOW OFFICE OPEN- Ticket Booth on concourse (West side), Follow Signs RING PREPARATION 7:15 A.M. – WESTERN COACHES MEETING – Lower-level South Hall 7:30 A.M. – DRAW FOR CLASSES BEGIN – East side Concourse above the out-gate, Follow Signs 7:55 A.M. – ALLTECH ARENA – NATIONAL ANTHEM 8 A.M. – SILENT AUCTION OPENS (Concourse near office) 8 A.M. – ALLTECH ARENA – COMPETITION BEGINS Listen for Announcements for Call to Draw NRHA Team Ranch Riding, Presented by NSBA Back on Track Western High-Point Rider Horsemanship Phase-Section A AQHA Individual Rookie Horsemanship Back on Track Western High-Point Rider Horsemanship Phase-Section B Team Level I Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA RING GROOMED NRHA/AQHA Individual Reining AQHA Individual Beginner Horsemanship Team Open Horsemanship, Presented by NSBA Back on Track High-Point Rider Award Presentation High-Point Western Horse Award Presentation Most Popular Western Horse Award Presentation Western Team Awards Presentation, Champion Team Presented by APHA

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National Championship Horse Show HUNTER SEAT TONY SGARLATA

Tony Sgarlata, from Raleigh, North Carolina, is a well-known and respected USEF R judge, rider, trainer, coach and clinician. He is known industrywide as an effective trainer and a master at preparing horses and ponies for all levels. Sgarlata has trained and coached numerous zone and national champions. In addition, he has judged the hunter and equitation rings throughout North America, including the International Hunter Futurity, World Champion Hunter Rider events and USHJA hunter derbies, at shows such as WEF, Tryon, Lake Placid, Old Salem and more.

LINDA ANDRISANI Linda Andrisani, from Wellington, Florida, is a 30+ year veteran of the judge's stand in the hunter ring and one of the country's most well-known and well-respected hunter judges. She ran Monkton Manor, a full-time horse show operation, until 2006. Horses from her barn won numerous national championships. She has been a judge at all the major horse shows in North America, including the National Horse Show, the Pennsylvania National Horse Show, the Washington International and the Royal Winter Fair in Canada.

WESTERN HOLLY HOVER Holly Hover is from Cave Creek, Arizona. In 2015, AQHA named Hover the Most Valuable Professional and in 2017, she was named Professional Horsewoman of the Year.

She has more than three decades of judging experience, including officiating at multiple AQHA World Shows and holds cards with AQHA, APHA, NSBA, and NRHA. Hover serves on several AQHA committees. She conducts clinics around the globe and served as the Western head coach for the Arizona State University Equestrian Team.

DEBRA JONES-WRIGHT Debra Jones-Wright, from Abbeville, South Carolina, has been judging for more than 30 years. As a professional, she has coached clients to Congress and the AQHA World championships in numerous disciplines. She has held cards with AQHA, NRHA, NSBA, NRCHA, VRH and USEF. In addition, Wright has coached youth and collegiate judging teams to national honors. She is an official AQHA Steward and an AQHA Professional Horseman. She serves as a judge (AQHA, NRHA, NSBA) and is a licensed steward for AQHA and NRHA.

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ANNOUNCER KENN MARASH Kenn Marash bring over 40 years of experience as a professional announcer to IHSA Nationals. His connection to the IHSA runs deep. He rode on the Corneil University Equestrian team and has history announcing at Nationals since 1990. Marash’s voice can be heard at every major equestrian event in the country, including the Winter Equestrian Festival, Devon Horse Show, Lake Placid, the National Horse Show, Pennsylvania National Horse Show and more. He calls Ithaca, New York, home.

SHOW MANAGER & COURSE DESIGNER WILLIAM YEAGER William Yeager is a course designer and show manager from Midland, Virginia. He holds a USEF “R” license in hunter course design. Yeager was a member of the Cazenovia IHSA Equestrian Team, where he met his wife, Marjorie. For the couple, horse shows are an all-encompassing way of life. From show management to jump rentals, the Yeagers know how to create a spectacular customer experience time and again — all while focusing on raising their two children, Liam and Ainsley.

Yeager has produced the IHSA Nationals for many years. He also manages for Swan Lake Horse Shows, Texas Rose Horse Park and more.

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National Championship Horse Show HUNTER SEAT TEAM CHAMPION

PREVIOUS CHAMPIONS 1971-2022 1971 SUNY Stony Brook 1972 University of Connecticut 1973 Saint Lawrence University 1974 Bennett College 1975 University of Massachusetts 1976 Saint Lawrence University 1977 Saint Lawrence University 1978 Centenary College 1979 Centenary College 1980 Southern Seminary College/ SUNY Stony Brook 1981 Saint Lawrence University 1982 Southern Seminary College 1983 Southern Seminary College 1984 Southern Seminary College 1985 Southern Seminary College 1986 Mount Holyoke College 1987 Southern Seminary College 1988 Southern Seminary College

1989 Colby-Sawyer College/

Penn State University 1990 Skidmore College 1991 Skidmore College 1992 University of Virginia 1993 Hollins College 1994 Colby-Sawyer College 1995 Skidmore College 1996 Skidmore College 1997 University of Delaware 1998 Hollins College 1999 Skidmore College 2000 Mount Holyoke College 2001 University of Findlay 2002 Ohio University 2003 Stonehill College 2004 Virginia Intermont College 2005 Virginia Intermont College 2006 Mount Holyoke College

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2007 Virginia Intermont College 2008 University of Kentucky 2009 Centenary College 2010 Skidmore College 2011 Centenary College 2012 Saint Lawrence University 2013 Skidmore College St. Lawrence University

2014 Centenary College 2015 Savannah College of Art and Design

2016 Savannah College of Art and Design

2017 Savannah College of Art and Design

2018 Skidmore College 2019 Intermont Equestrian at Emory

& Henry College 2022 Intermont Equestrian at Emory & Henry College

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TEAM CHAMPION Intermont Equestrian At Emory & Henry College RESERVE TEAM CHAMPION Miami University

2023 Teams ZONE 1

MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE 432 432 434 499 518 518 535 535

Cate Bates Cate Bates Emma Cantalupo Lingdang Zhang Emmalyn Mirarchi Emmalyn Mirarchi Helena Weiss Helena Weiss

Team Limit Equitation on the Flat Team Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Novice Equitation Team Introductory Equitation Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences Team Open Equitation on the Flat Team Open Equitation Over Fences

SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY 445 Hanna Lloyd 447 Kelly Mecatl 468 Kayla DeStephanis 468 Kayla DeStephanis 472 Emma Grimes 475 Kylie Hwalek

480 Abigail Marsh 519 Carina Muratore

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Team Open Equitation on the Flat Team Introductory Equitation Team Limit Equitation on the Flat Team Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Open Equitation Over Fences Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences Team Novice Equitation Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY - CW POST 329 Kendra Moore 380 Julia Bonvino

554 Tatum Cawley 562 Sophia Mirando 579 Kathryn Gargiulo 591 Anna Perlow 562 Sophia Mirando

591 Anna Perlow

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333 Casey Koochagian 335 Elise Sigety 338 Sadie Nesbitt

348 Sydney Jasny 375 Harper Sanford 390 Emily Gilbert 561 Charlotte Lyon 599 Emma Jennison

Team Introductory Equitation Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences Team Novice Equitation Team Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Limit Equitation on the Flat Team Open Equitation on the Flat Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat Team Open Equitation Over Fences Team Novice Equitation Team Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat Team Open Equitation on the Flat Team Open Equitation Over Fences Team Limit Equitation on the Flat Team Introductory Equitation

ZONE 3

CENTENARY UNIVERSITY 443 Rebecca Kaplan 448 Morgan Munz 459 Victoria Varella 470 Meghan FitzPatrick 476 Emily King 479 Caroline Mancini

492 Molly Sowa 513 Benjamin Hoben

Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat Team Open Equitation Over Fences Team Novice Equitation Team Limit Equitation on the Flat Team Introductory Equitation Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences Team Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Open Equitation on the Flat

433 Talia Brinker 444 Maggie Lawrence 444 Maggie Lawrence

450 Natalia Onisko 450 Natalia Onisko 478 Brynn Lewis 485 Amanda Patterson 485 Amanda Patterson

Team Novice Equitation Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences Team Limit Equitation on the Flat Team Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Introductory Equitation Team Open Equitation on the Flat Team Open Equitation Over Fences

UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE

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GOUCHER COLLEGE 181 Jacob Connell 181 Jacob Connell 199 Morgan Kingsbury 221 Makaylin Shoop

225 Kellen Sullivan 264 Cole Jackson 264 Cole Jackson 300 Kristen Wilhelm

Team Limit Equitation on the Flat Team Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Introductory Equitation Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat Team Open Equitation on the Flat Team Open Equitation Over Fences Team Novice Equitation

EMORY & HENRY COLLEGE 165 Maddie Whitley 192 Emma Gurley

204 Kendall Madison 223 Sierra Smith 246 Thomas Carter 287 Lindsay Shaw 289 Mia Sisson 128 Derrek Holt

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SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 308 Celia Cram 320 Lexie Stoebenau 406 Alexander Alston 407 Hattie Bradford 407 Hattie Bradford 410 Taylor Fox 412 Bryn Hurley

503 Lindsey Hurley

Team Open Equitation Over Fences Team Novice Equitation Team Open Equitation on the Flat Team Limit Equitation on the Flat Team Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Introductory Equitation Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

315 Juliana Mallia 316 Sophie Olsen

403 Layla Walkaraj 413 Camryn Lubner 413 Camryn Lubner 426 Alice Shea 428 Peyton Snider 490 Kate Millspaugh

Team Novice Equitation Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences Team Introductory Equitation Team Open Equitation on the Flat Team Open Equitation Over Fences Team Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Limit Equitation on the Flat Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA

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OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY 127 Emma Herbruck 155 Mariss Skaggs 188 Madeline Gaber 202 Rylee Lent

210 Elizabeth Orosz 210 Elizabeth Orosz 220 Riley Seielstad 293 Chloe Thatcher

Team Limit Equitation on the Flat Team Introductory Equitation Team Novice Equitation Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences Team Open Equitation on the Flat Team Open Equitation Over Fences Team Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

UNIVERSITY OF FINDLAY 241 Ryan Bradley 109 Emily Cacioppo 136 Emma Lynch 145 Annagrace Rawls 190 Marianna George 190 Marianna George 213 Lauren Rex 280 Abby Rich

Team Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat Team Introductory Equitation Team Novice Equitation Team Open Equitation on the Flat Team Open Equitation Over Fences Team Limit Equitation on the Flat Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

ZONE 7

PURDUE UNIVERSITY 126 Ashley Hartman 150 Eva Sargent 172 Victoria Berch 177 Anna Cahill 177 Anna Cahill

226 Abby Talcott 286 Emma Schnolis 286 Emma Schnolis

Team Introductory Equitation Team Limit Equitation on the Flat Team Novice Equitation Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences Team Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Open Equitation on the Flat Team Open Equitation Over Fences

164 Elaine West 176 Mara Bunderson 284 Grace Sandretti 132 Julia Knutson

142 Kyra O'Malley 187 Jamie Fortunato 284 Grace Sandretti 507 Ashley Cohen

Team Open Equitation on the Flat Team Introductory Equitation Team Limit Equitation on the Flat Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences Team Novice Equitation Team Open Equitation Over Fences Team Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON

ZONE 8

STANFORD UNIVERSITY 430 Ellen Aasted 440 Darrow Haase Cox 442 Darrow Hornik 465 Brooke Ballhaus 469 Michaela Edwards 491 Kayla Ryan 496 Parker Watt 525 Morgan Seibert

Team Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Novice Equitation Team Introductory Equitation Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat Team Open Equitation on the Flat Team Open Equitation Over Fences Team Limit Equitation on the Flat Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 431 Isabel Baker

449 Hailey Newbury 455 Maya Shvab 460 Alexa Webber 463 Ava Abramowich 466 Eavan Bronfman 474 Bronwen Higley 497 Kate Wenzel

Team Intermediate Equitation Over Fences Team Introductory Equitation Team Novice Equitation Team Open Equitation Over Fences Team Intermediate Equitation on the Flat Team Open Equitation on the Flat Team Limit Equitation Over Fences Team Limit Equitation on the Flat

The top two teams from each of the eight Zones will compete for the National Title fielding a team of eight riders, one from each division. All eight scores will count. The team scoring the highest number of points in these classes shall be declared the National Champion Team. Each team scores 10 points for a first-place finish, 8 points for second, 7 points for third, 6 points for fourth, 5 points for fifth, 4 points for sixth, 3 points for seventh, 2 points for eighth, 1 point for ninth, and ½ point for tenth.

Hosted by Bob Cacchione - IHSA Founder Winning coach receives the George B. Lukemire Perpetual Trophy, created by Nancy Peterson of Hollins University NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP HORSE SHOW 2023 ·

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National Championship Horse Show IHSA Western Team Champion Presented by APHA

2022 WESTERN TEAM CHAMPIONS

TEAM CHAMPION Black Hawk College RESERVE TEAM CHAMPION Ohio State University

2023 IHSA Western Teams ZONE 2

SUNY MORRISVILLE 129 230 230 236 262 262 294

Amelia Jaworski Jenna Tyson Jenna Tyson Faith Woody Maggie Herbert Maggie Herbert Kada Tillman

ZONE 5 Team Level I Horsemanship Team Level II Horsemanship NRHA Team Ranch Riding Team Rookie Horsemanship NRHA Team Reining Team Open Horsemanship Team Beginner Horsemanship

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Starr Benton Adrianna DiSilvestro Luke Rogers Sarah Beth Felker Sarah Beth Felker Lily Roman Victoria Garvin

138 201 224 237 237 237 290

Taylor McIntosh Autumn Lance Axa Stevens Brooke Backland Brooke Backlund Brooke Backland Rette Solomon

Team Level I Horsemanship NRHA Team Reining Beginner Horsemanship Team Level II Horsemanship NRHA Team Ranch Riding Team Rookie Horsemanship Team Open Horsemanship

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY

ZONE 4 104 115 147 186 186 215 257

BERRY COLLEGE

Team Beginner Horsemanship NRHA Team Ranch Riding Team Rookie Horsemanship NRHA Team Reining Team Open Horsemanship Team Level I Horsemanship Team Level II Horsemanship

134 137 137 170 254 254 266

Mackenzie Latimer Jordan Martin Jordan Martin Sadio Barnes Audrey Ferrie Audrey Ferrie Jessica Kauffman

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ZONE 6

ADRIAN COLLEGE 123 123 180 193 197 298 299

Lori Girrbach Lori Girrbach Sommer Cavazos Cassidy Hampton Gracie Jennings Christopher Warwick Kayley Whelan

ZONE 7 NRHA Team Reining Team Open Horsemanship Team Beginner Horsemanship Team Rookie Horsemanship NRHA Team Ranch Riding Team Level I Horsemanship Team Level II Horsemanship

BLACK HAWK COLLEGE 108 111 111 120 152 163 291

Haley Bucher Autumn Carey Autumn Cary Abbigail Froelich Kayla Schroeder Kurstin Walker Grace Strief

Team Level I Horsemanship NRHA Team Reining Team Open Horsemanship Team Beginner Horsemanship Team Rookie Horsemanship Team Level II Horsemanship NRHA Team Ranch Riding

MIDWAY UNIVERSITY

WEST TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

ZONE 8

UNIVERSITY OF FINDLAY

121 191 232 232 243 265 265

160 156 160 161 258 292 292 133 133 169 214 218 275 275 107 125 139 173 196 263 288

Kaylee Tingle John Stafford Kaylee Tingle Sadie Tullock Katerin Getty Chase Summerville Chase Summerville Nigel Lancaster Nigel Lancaster Kyle Anders Makayla Robinson Emma Rutledge Erin Murray Erin Murray

Jordan Brechbill Alyssa Gust Hayley Mertz Faith Borbonus Kaitlyn Howe Megan Hochstetler James Shrock

NRHA Team Reining Team Beginner Horsemanship Team Open Horsemanship Team Level I Horsemanship Team Rookie Horsemanship Team Level II Horsemanship NRHA Team Ranch Riding NRHA Team Reining Team Open Horsemanship Team Beginner Horsemanship Team Level I Horsemanship Team Rookie Horsemanship Team Level II Horsemanship NRHA Team Ranch Riding NRHA Team Reining Team Level I Horsemanship NRHA Team Ranch Riding Team Open Horsemanship Team Level II Horsemanship Team Beginner Horsemanship Team Rookie Horsemanship

141 141 250 250 253 273

Sydni Niles Sydni Niles Jennica Dannehl Jennica Dannehl Kaitlyn Evans Jillian Melendez

NRHA Team Reining Team Open Horsemanship Team Level II Horsemanship NRHA Team Ranch Riding Team Level I Horsemanship Team Rookie Horsemanship

OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY Emma Garrett Emily Glascock Natalie Ward Natalie Ward Gwen Bruck Ashlyn Johnson Ashlyn Johnson

Team Beginner Horsemanship Team Level I Horsemanship Team Level II Horsemanship NRHA Team Ranch Riding Team Rookie Horsemanship NRHA Team Reining Team Open Horsemanship

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASA-LINCOLN 112 114 234 234 252 252 276

Tabitha Cassidy Christen Curtis Cadi Wilbeck Cadi Wilbeck Sarah Eberspacher Sarah Eberspacher Hadley Olson

Team Rookie Horsemanship Team Level I Horsemanship Team Level II Horsemanship NRHA Team Ranch Riding NRHA Team Reining Team Open Horsemanship Team Beginner Horsemanship

From the results of each Western Semi-Finals, sponsored by NRHA, the top-four individuals per division and the top-four teams advance to Nationals. In previous years, the top-three teams qualified, but new in 2023, the top-four teams from each comprise the top-12 to compete at the IHSA National Championship Horse Show.

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Zone 8 Region 1

Stanford University Hunt Seat Team Zone Champion Team Stanford University

Z8R1 High Point Riders

Christian Toy Western High Point Rider Cal Poly, SLO

Justice Myers Hunter Seat High Point Rider Univ. of California, Berkeley

Good Luck to all Zone 8 Region 1 Riders!

Cal Poly, SLO: Christian Toy Stanford : Ellie Aasted, Brooke Ballhaus, Sophia Haase Cox, Darrow Hornik, Michaela Edwards, Jackie Henley, Kayla Ryan, Morgan Seibert, Audrey Washington, Parker Watt UC Berkeley: Justice Myers UC Davis: Reilly Cunningham

ZONE 8, REGION 1: Cal Poly SLO, College of the Sequoias,, Reedley College, Santa Clara University, Sonoma State, Stanford University, UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UC Santa Cruz, UN Reno

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Individual Open Equitation Over Fences Thursday, May 4, 2023

NUMBER

RIDER NAME

SCHOOL

ZONE

296 Christina Vail

University of Notre Dame/ Saint Mary's College

7

117

Nina Eglund

St. Mary-of-the-Woods College

7

308

Celia Cram

SCAD

5

504

Kathryn McCarthy

College of Charleston

5

119

Shannon Flynn

George Mason University

4

101

Dawson Amick

St. Andrews University

4

311

Delani Franklin

Lake Erie College

6

210

Elizabeth Orosz

Otterbein College

6

464

Madeline Ahern

Stonehill College

1

520

Elizabeth Nevins

Boston University

1

360

Kenya Sanders

Skidmore College

2

552

Harper Eskey

St. Lawrence University

2

451

Emma Pell

Penn State University

3

458

Marina Trepeta

Penn State University

3

483

Justice Myers

University of California Berkeley

8

491

Kayla Ryan

Stanford

8

PLACINGS Champion Res. Champion 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th

2022 Champion: Julianna Empie Penn State University Horse: Big Shot courtesy of Centenary University

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