Fresno State Athletics
Equestrian Team Reserve Champions at Cal Poly
11/5/2001 12:00:00 AM | Equestrian
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Equestrian Team was Reserve Champion at Cal Poly
The equestrian team finished a two-day Western tournament at Cal Poly. The team was Reserve Champion (2nd place) with 21 points just two points behind UC Davis who has 23.
Three Equestrian Riders Placed First in Events at Cal Poly
Christy Webb placed first in Advanced II. Erin Lange placed first in Intermediate II. Amy Reed placed first in Intermediate I.
Amy Reed Qualifies for IHSA Regionals
Sophomore Amy Reed moved up from Walk/Trot to Walk/Trot/Canter last weekend at the English tournament at Stanford. This week at Cal Poly she moved up as well. In the Western tournament, Reed moved from Walk/Jog to Intermediate I. Reed has excelled in both English and Western. She has already qualified for the 2002 Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA) Region One Finals.
McArthur and Cummings Compete at a Higher Level
Elisha McArthur has also moved up to a higher competitive level. McArthur moved from the Intermediate I to the Intermediate II. Lindsay Cummings placed fourth in the Advance I event on Saturday and was moved to the Advanced II event on Sunday where she placed 2nd.
Results from Cal Poly
UC Davis won the event with 23 points. Fresno State came in second with 21. Bakersfield College finished 3rd with 17 points. Reedley College finished fourth with 14 points. Cal Poly finished fifth with 12 points. Stanford finished sixth with six points and Nevada finished seventh with five points.
Equestrian Went to Stanford October 22-23.
The Team participated in two English only shows. The first was on Saturday at 12:30 p.m. The second show was Sunday at 8:30 a.m.
Equestrian Wins Second Show at Stanford
The Fresno State Equestrian Hunter Seat (English) team competed at Stanford October 27-28, 2001. The Hunter Seat team was the Reserve Champions (2nd Place) at the Saturday show that took place at 2:30 p.m. The Hunter Seat team won at the Sunday show that took place at 8:30 a.m. Stanford, UC Davis, Bakersfield College, Univ. of Oregon, Santa Cruz and Fresno State all participated in the tournament.
Bulldogs Take an Early Lead in the IHSA Standings
Fresno State gains the lead early this season with 36 points. They are 15 points ahead of Cal Poly who is in second place. These points accumulate all season long as the team tries to qualify for the IHSA Regional Finals in the spring. There are 10 total teams in Region One all trying to qualify for the finals
