Gulls Claim Reserve Champion Honors At Home Show

Posted: Nov 04, 2023

EAST KINGSTON, N.H. – The Endicott equestrian team placed second overall (reserve champion) out of nine teams at the Gulls' Home Show on Saturday at Turning Point Show Stables.

With their second place finish, the Gulls now rank first overall in the region – breaking their tie with Stonehill atop the table from last weekend.

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"Our riders were fantastic today. Not only did we have five individual class wins, we also hosted the show, which is a massive undertaking. It took months of planning and organizing and a long evening on Friday setting everything up to perfection," said Endicott equestrian head coach Megan Martin. "Our riders came together as a team to run the entire day smoothly, managing 22 horses with individual show schedules, while supporting and cheering each other on the whole day! This team makes me proud every day, but this season they're really showing off the hard work they've been putting in. We are off to Boston College's show tomorrow to wrap up our fall show schedule and it should be another great day to be a Gull!"

SHOW HIGHLIGHTS

Isabelle Wulff (New London, N.H.) was first in intermediate fences and third in limit flat.
Shaina Zaslow (Lexington, Mass.) ranked first in novice flat, pointing out into limit division with her victory today.
Sophia Channell (Vergennes, Vt.) placed third in open fences and fifth in intermediate flat.
Riley Miller (Acton, Mass.) earned a runner-up finish in limit fences.
Faith Ploof (Westfield, Vt.) notched a first place performance in novice flat.
Rachel Wells (Colchester, Conn.) and Jordan Padovano (Cranford, N.J.) were third and five in novice flat, respectively.
Tara Donovan (Holden, Mass.) came in first place in pre-novice flat.
Samantha Drew (Barrington, R.I.) and Lindsey Nygren (Gorham, Maine) were first and third in introductory flat.
Sydney Putnam (Ghent, N.Y.) posted a third place performance in limit flat.
Irina Canute (Sudbury, Mass.) was sixth in limit fences.