Friday, September 27
Dallas, Texas
10:00 a.m. CT
Baylor
5
at
14
SMU
No. 6 EQ Drops Season Opener at No. 5 SMU
9/27/2019 5:46:00 PM | Equestrian
Freshman Gabrielle Marty earns MOP horsemanship honors in the loss
THE RUNDOWN
DALLAS – No. 6 Baylor equestrian (0-1) fell 14-5 in its season opener to No. 5 SMU Friday at the Dallas Equestrian Center.
Baylor falls to 2-1 in season openers under head coach Casie Maxwell, including 0-1 in road openers.
BU started out the meet in flat and horsemanship. While SMU took a 5-0 win in flat, the Bears scored their first points of the meet in horsemanship when freshman Gabrielle Marty scored a 75.5 over Mallory Vreogh's 66.5 on Desi. The score also earned her MOP honors in her first collegiate meet. Junior Clara Johnson defeated Lily Anderson, 75-73, on Pete for the Bears' other point.
In fences, the Bears secured the event with a 3-2 win. Senior Madison Day tied a team-high 86 to defeat Olivia Woodson on Converse while freshman Madeline Vorhies won 83-75 over Kirsten Ostling on Hamilton. Rachael Davis scored the final point of meet for the Bears with an 85-84 victory over Vivian Yowen on Zulu.
To keep up with things all season long, follow the team on Facebook (/BaylorEQ), Twitter (@BaylorEQ) and Instagram (@BaylorEquestrian).
NOTABLES
• Baylor is now 2-1 in season openers under head coach Casie Maxwell.
• BU falls to 7-2 all-time against SMU after dropping its second-straight meet in Dallas.
• BU defeated SMU, 3-2, in fences.
• Madison Day and Rachael Davis earned points in fences.
• Freshman Madeline Vorhies scored her first collegiate point in fences.
• Freshman Gabrielle Marty was the MOP in horsemanship in her first collegiate meet.
• Clara Johnson recorded a point in horsemanship.
STAT OF THE MEET
75.5 – the meet-high horsemanship score by freshman Gabrielle Marty for MOP honors.
WHAT'S NEXT
BU will head home to host the Willis Invitational against UC Davis and Delaware State on Oct. 4-5 at the Willis Family Equestrian Center. The tri-meet will begin at 10 a.m. CT each morning.
The event is free and open to the public.
DALLAS – No. 6 Baylor equestrian (0-1) fell 14-5 in its season opener to No. 5 SMU Friday at the Dallas Equestrian Center.
Baylor falls to 2-1 in season openers under head coach Casie Maxwell, including 0-1 in road openers.
BU started out the meet in flat and horsemanship. While SMU took a 5-0 win in flat, the Bears scored their first points of the meet in horsemanship when freshman Gabrielle Marty scored a 75.5 over Mallory Vreogh's 66.5 on Desi. The score also earned her MOP honors in her first collegiate meet. Junior Clara Johnson defeated Lily Anderson, 75-73, on Pete for the Bears' other point.
In fences, the Bears secured the event with a 3-2 win. Senior Madison Day tied a team-high 86 to defeat Olivia Woodson on Converse while freshman Madeline Vorhies won 83-75 over Kirsten Ostling on Hamilton. Rachael Davis scored the final point of meet for the Bears with an 85-84 victory over Vivian Yowen on Zulu.
To keep up with things all season long, follow the team on Facebook (/BaylorEQ), Twitter (@BaylorEQ) and Instagram (@BaylorEquestrian).
NOTABLES
• Baylor is now 2-1 in season openers under head coach Casie Maxwell.
• BU falls to 7-2 all-time against SMU after dropping its second-straight meet in Dallas.
• BU defeated SMU, 3-2, in fences.
• Madison Day and Rachael Davis earned points in fences.
• Freshman Madeline Vorhies scored her first collegiate point in fences.
• Freshman Gabrielle Marty was the MOP in horsemanship in her first collegiate meet.
• Clara Johnson recorded a point in horsemanship.
STAT OF THE MEET
75.5 – the meet-high horsemanship score by freshman Gabrielle Marty for MOP honors.
WHAT'S NEXT
BU will head home to host the Willis Invitational against UC Davis and Delaware State on Oct. 4-5 at the Willis Family Equestrian Center. The tri-meet will begin at 10 a.m. CT each morning.
The event is free and open to the public.
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