Oklahoma State University Athletics
Saturday, February 28
Stillwater, Okla.
9:00 AM
Oklahoma State University
16
vs
3
Delaware State
No. 6 Cowgirl Equestrian Down Delaware State
February 28, 2009 | Cowgirl Equestrian
On a morning where the wind chill was in the low teens, the Oklahoma State Equestrian team defeated Delaware State by a 16-3 margin at the OSU Animal Science Arena.
With the win, the Cowgirls improved to 6-3. The squad is in a tie for second in the Big 12 Conference standings with a 3-2 record in league competition.
OSU defeated the Hornets (4-7) in every aspect of the competition Saturday, and head coach Larry Sanchez was pleased with his team's effort.
"The girls handled the weather as good as possible," Sanchez said. "I was happy about our win after the girls were disappointed at Baylor. It was good to see their hard work pay off.”
In the English portion of the show, the Cowgirls pitched a shutout, winning 9-0. In the equitation over fences discipline, the Cowgirls defeated Delaware State, 5-0. In that category, senior Jaclyn Osterstock captured a win and her first MVP of the season. Junior Ally Blais, sophomores Alice White and Hannah Beresford and freshman Taryn Nolte also captured victories on the day. Blais has compiled eight wins on the season.
In equitation on the flat, Oklahoma State won by a margin of 4-0. In her second event of the day, Blais won both her matchup and fifth MVP this season.
Along with Blais, seniors Sarah Summers and Sam Collingsworth and freshman Sarah Brown all captured wins in the discipline. Collingsworth, Summers and Blais have each seven wins this season.
In the Western half of the show, the Cowgirls defeated Delaware State, 7-3. OSU defeated the Hornets 4-1 in the horsemanship discipline. Senior Jordan Pickelman led the Cowgirls in their victory. Pickelman has earned seven victories this season and a MVP. Along with Pickelman, sophomores Margaux Tucker and Courtney Whitacre and freshman Nichole Chirico also picked up wins on the day. Tucker picked up the MVP with a score of 78.5, while Whitacre has earned six wins and three MVPs this season.
In the reining discipline, the Cowgirls won 3-2 to extend their record to 6-0-2 on the season. Senior Jacque Roberts led the Cowgirls with a win and
the MVP of the discipline. Along with Roberts, juniors Leah Kuehn and Rachell Shobe combined for the other two victories on the day for the
Cowgirls. The win was Shobe's seventh of the season.
The Cowgirls will be back in action next weekend when they travel to take on both Texas A&M and TCU.
With the win, the Cowgirls improved to 6-3. The squad is in a tie for second in the Big 12 Conference standings with a 3-2 record in league competition.
OSU defeated the Hornets (4-7) in every aspect of the competition Saturday, and head coach Larry Sanchez was pleased with his team's effort.
"The girls handled the weather as good as possible," Sanchez said. "I was happy about our win after the girls were disappointed at Baylor. It was good to see their hard work pay off.”
In the English portion of the show, the Cowgirls pitched a shutout, winning 9-0. In the equitation over fences discipline, the Cowgirls defeated Delaware State, 5-0. In that category, senior Jaclyn Osterstock captured a win and her first MVP of the season. Junior Ally Blais, sophomores Alice White and Hannah Beresford and freshman Taryn Nolte also captured victories on the day. Blais has compiled eight wins on the season.
In equitation on the flat, Oklahoma State won by a margin of 4-0. In her second event of the day, Blais won both her matchup and fifth MVP this season.
Along with Blais, seniors Sarah Summers and Sam Collingsworth and freshman Sarah Brown all captured wins in the discipline. Collingsworth, Summers and Blais have each seven wins this season.
In the Western half of the show, the Cowgirls defeated Delaware State, 7-3. OSU defeated the Hornets 4-1 in the horsemanship discipline. Senior Jordan Pickelman led the Cowgirls in their victory. Pickelman has earned seven victories this season and a MVP. Along with Pickelman, sophomores Margaux Tucker and Courtney Whitacre and freshman Nichole Chirico also picked up wins on the day. Tucker picked up the MVP with a score of 78.5, while Whitacre has earned six wins and three MVPs this season.
In the reining discipline, the Cowgirls won 3-2 to extend their record to 6-0-2 on the season. Senior Jacque Roberts led the Cowgirls with a win and
the MVP of the discipline. Along with Roberts, juniors Leah Kuehn and Rachell Shobe combined for the other two victories on the day for the
Cowgirls. The win was Shobe's seventh of the season.
The Cowgirls will be back in action next weekend when they travel to take on both Texas A&M and TCU.
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