Oklahoma State University Athletics
Friday, October 30
Stillwater, Okla.
12 p.m.
Oklahoma State University
11
vs
8
TCU
Photo by: OSU Athletics
October 30, 2026 | Cowgirl Equestrian
STILLWATER— Oklahoma State's seventh-ranked equestrian team defeated No.6 TCU in its home-opening meet, 11-8, Friday at Pedigo Hull Equestrian Center.
With the win, the Cowgirls improved to 1-1, while the Horned Frogs are now 3-3. In its history, OSU is 32-18 against TCU, including a 17-3 mark at home.
The Cowgirls claimed a 3-2 victory in Horsemanship, Fences and Flat, while tying 2-2 in Reining.
Emma Hechtman, Kenzie Bracken and Sophia Tabasso shined for Oklahoma State, each earning Most Outstanding Performer honors in Fences, Horsemanship and Flat, respectively. For Bracken, the honor marks her first as a Cowgirl with a score of 74.75 on Cisco in Horsemanship.
"I'm very excited for the performance that we had today," said OSU head coach Larry Sanchez. "We have a lot of takeaways and some things we're going to focus on and continue to get better at. I always tell the girls that it's a marathon, it's not a sprint, and so we want to take every competition opportunity and learn from it."
The meet began with Horsemanship and Fences running simultaneously.
In Fences, OSU set the tone for the day defeating TCU's squad, 3-2. Hechtman had the highest score of the day, claiming a new career high with a 92.5 on Del. Bella Holway and Blake Rowan also contributed to the Fences lineup, with Holway scoring an 87 and Rowan earning an 88-point victory.
The Cowgirls collected three of five available points in Horsemanship, highlighted by wins from Bracken, Alana Stanton and Piper Anderson. In her first ride of the 2026-27 campaign, Stanton posted a score of 73.75. Meanwhile, Anderson rounded out OSU's scoring with a 72.5.
Oklahoma State and TCU split the Reining points, finishing tied 2-2. Ainsley Larcombe led off the Reining lineup, tying her matchup against TCU's Sydney Sargent with a score of 71. Katie Ramsey claimed a point for the squad with a 71.25 on Ricky, while senior, Emma Filiatreau finished her ride with a 66.
The Cowgirls wrapped up the meet in Flat, earning a 3-2 advantage over the Horned Frogs. Caroline Mirts led the lineup with an 82.5, followed by Sophia Tabasso with an 82 and Maddy Sanders with an 81.5. The trio helped Oklahoma State finish the event strong and secure three points in the final event.
OSU will return to action Nov. 6, when the Cowgirls travel to Dallas to face fifth-ranked SMU before taking on No.4 Georgia on Nov. 7. Start times have yet to be announced.
For season-long coverage of Oklahoma State Cowgirl Equestrian, visit okstate.com and follow @osuequestrian on X and Instagram.
With the win, the Cowgirls improved to 1-1, while the Horned Frogs are now 3-3. In its history, OSU is 32-18 against TCU, including a 17-3 mark at home.
The Cowgirls claimed a 3-2 victory in Horsemanship, Fences and Flat, while tying 2-2 in Reining.
Emma Hechtman, Kenzie Bracken and Sophia Tabasso shined for Oklahoma State, each earning Most Outstanding Performer honors in Fences, Horsemanship and Flat, respectively. For Bracken, the honor marks her first as a Cowgirl with a score of 74.75 on Cisco in Horsemanship.
"I'm very excited for the performance that we had today," said OSU head coach Larry Sanchez. "We have a lot of takeaways and some things we're going to focus on and continue to get better at. I always tell the girls that it's a marathon, it's not a sprint, and so we want to take every competition opportunity and learn from it."
The meet began with Horsemanship and Fences running simultaneously.
In Fences, OSU set the tone for the day defeating TCU's squad, 3-2. Hechtman had the highest score of the day, claiming a new career high with a 92.5 on Del. Bella Holway and Blake Rowan also contributed to the Fences lineup, with Holway scoring an 87 and Rowan earning an 88-point victory.
The Cowgirls collected three of five available points in Horsemanship, highlighted by wins from Bracken, Alana Stanton and Piper Anderson. In her first ride of the 2026-27 campaign, Stanton posted a score of 73.75. Meanwhile, Anderson rounded out OSU's scoring with a 72.5.
Oklahoma State and TCU split the Reining points, finishing tied 2-2. Ainsley Larcombe led off the Reining lineup, tying her matchup against TCU's Sydney Sargent with a score of 71. Katie Ramsey claimed a point for the squad with a 71.25 on Ricky, while senior, Emma Filiatreau finished her ride with a 66.
The Cowgirls wrapped up the meet in Flat, earning a 3-2 advantage over the Horned Frogs. Caroline Mirts led the lineup with an 82.5, followed by Sophia Tabasso with an 82 and Maddy Sanders with an 81.5. The trio helped Oklahoma State finish the event strong and secure three points in the final event.
OSU will return to action Nov. 6, when the Cowgirls travel to Dallas to face fifth-ranked SMU before taking on No.4 Georgia on Nov. 7. Start times have yet to be announced.
For season-long coverage of Oklahoma State Cowgirl Equestrian, visit okstate.com and follow @osuequestrian on X and Instagram.
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