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Back on the saddle to host Minnesota Crookston
2/6/2026 12:30:00 PM | Equestrian
FRESNO, Calif. - The No. 8 Fresno State equestrian team hosts Minnesota Crookston at the Student Horse Center on Saturday. Riding is slated to begin at 10 a.m., and admission and parking are free.
No. 8 Fresno State (3-3, 1-2 Big 12) vs Minnesota Crookston (0-4, 0-0 ECAC)
Saturday, February 7 • 10:00 a.m. PT • Fresno, Calif. • Student Horse Center
Series History: FS leads, 3-0
Last Time: FS def UMC 18-2 at home on Jan. 23, 2025
Live Scoring: HERE
Live Stream: Mountain West Network
Bulldog Bones
- Fresno State hosts its second meet of the spring season on Saturday
- Fresno State is 3-1 at home this season, falling in the fall finale to No. 5 Oklahoma State by raw score tiebreaker
- Of the six meets for the Bulldogs this season, all six opponents were ranked in the NCEA Top 10
- Fresno State moved up a spot to No. 8 in the national rankings, now decided by the NCEA Selection Committee
- Minnesota Crookston is the first non-ranked opponent for the Bulldogs this season
- Fresno State has defeated three Top 10 teams this season, the first time with back-to-back ranked wins since the first two meets of the 2021-22 season
- Fresno State has a 28-30-2 record in the jumping seat events, boasted by 14 wins in both events
- The Bulldogs are 30-22-8 in the western events with 17 wins in horsemanship and 13 in reining
- The Bulldogs have won at least one MOP in each event this season
- The Bulldogs have won at least one MOP in all but one meet this season
Western Notes
- Fresno State is 30-22-8 in the western events this season
- The Bulldogs have a 17-11-2 horsemanship record
- The Bulldogs have swept two opponents in the horsemanship this season, earning 4-0-1 wins in the event against Baylor and UC Davis
- Fresno State has swept the western MOPs three times this season - vs South Dakota State, TCU and UC Davis
- Fresno State is led by Abby Goddard and Shelby Robinette with four horsemanship wins apiece
- Goddard ties for the team-high with two MOPs
- Aubrey Gerdes also adds two MOPs on the season, including earning the horsemanship MOP last week with a career-high 77 against No. 7 UC Davis
- As a team, the Bulldogs have four horsemanship MOPs this season for the most out of the events
- Robinette leads the team in the reining with a 4-1-1 record
- The senior has one MOP on the year, earning it last weekend with a 74 against No. 7 UC Davis
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Jumping Seat Notes
Jumping Seat Notes
- Fresno State is 28-30-2 in the jumping seat events this season
- The Bulldogs have 14 wins in both events
- Fresno State earned one 5-0-0 sweep in the fences this season, against South Dakota State in the season opener
- Fresno State has three Bulldogs who ride in both events - Sage Lindvall, Paris Mahoney and Molly Stewart
- Fresno State is led in the fences by Paris Mahoney with a 5-1-0 record this season
- In the flat, senior Autumn Bradbury leads the crew with a 4-2-0 record
- Mahoney was the January Big 12 Rider of the Month for the fences and the flat
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Mahoney Sweeps January Big 12 Rider of the Month honors
Fresno State sophomore Paris Mahoney has been named the January Big 12 Rider of the Month in both jumping seat events, the fences and flat.
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Mahoney went undefeated in the jumping seat disciplines in the Bulldogs' 13-5 win over the then-No. 7 UC Davis last weekend.
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In the fences, Mahoney earned the first point of the meet for the Bulldogs, defeating her opponent 82-73, the largest margin of victory in the event. The sophomore then clinched the final point of the meet in the Flat with a 76-73 score. This was the second time this season Mahoney went undefeated in both events.
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Mahoney earns her first career Big 12 monthly honors.
Keepin' it in the family
The current Bulldog roster has a handful of familiar names on it. Isabella Bertozzi enters her third season with the Bulldogs as the younger sister of former Bulldog standout Ana Bertozzi. Freshmen Lucia Nunes, Lilly Gilson and Addison Mathias are all following in the footsteps of their older sisters. Lucia, the younger sister of current Bulldog Mia Nunes, gets to share the experience with her sister for one year. Gilson is the younger sister of former Bulldog reiner Shea Gilson (2016-20) while Mathias is the younger sister of Grace Mathias who completed her final year of eligibility last season.
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Stability in the lineup
As a team, Fresno State graduated seven seniors a season ago, but lost just four consistent riders in Kendra Lee and Ella Storch in horsemanship, Yasmin Roman in flat and Olivia Ferro in fences. The Bulldogs return their entire lineup from last season in the reining, a group which combined for 31 wins.
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A trio of riders had seven wins to pace the team in Alana Becker, Alison Heupel and Brogan Hill.
Mahoney Sweeps January Big 12 Rider of the Month honors
Fresno State sophomore Paris Mahoney has been named the January Big 12 Rider of the Month in both jumping seat events, the fences and flat.
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Mahoney went undefeated in the jumping seat disciplines in the Bulldogs' 13-5 win over the then-No. 7 UC Davis last weekend.
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In the fences, Mahoney earned the first point of the meet for the Bulldogs, defeating her opponent 82-73, the largest margin of victory in the event. The sophomore then clinched the final point of the meet in the Flat with a 76-73 score. This was the second time this season Mahoney went undefeated in both events.
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Mahoney earns her first career Big 12 monthly honors.
Keepin' it in the family
The current Bulldog roster has a handful of familiar names on it. Isabella Bertozzi enters her third season with the Bulldogs as the younger sister of former Bulldog standout Ana Bertozzi. Freshmen Lucia Nunes, Lilly Gilson and Addison Mathias are all following in the footsteps of their older sisters. Lucia, the younger sister of current Bulldog Mia Nunes, gets to share the experience with her sister for one year. Gilson is the younger sister of former Bulldog reiner Shea Gilson (2016-20) while Mathias is the younger sister of Grace Mathias who completed her final year of eligibility last season.
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Stability in the lineup
As a team, Fresno State graduated seven seniors a season ago, but lost just four consistent riders in Kendra Lee and Ella Storch in horsemanship, Yasmin Roman in flat and Olivia Ferro in fences. The Bulldogs return their entire lineup from last season in the reining, a group which combined for 31 wins.
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A trio of riders had seven wins to pace the team in Alana Becker, Alison Heupel and Brogan Hill.
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