Oklahoma State University Athletics
Friday, November 13
Stillwater, Okla.
12 p.m.
Oklahoma State University
vs
Baylor
Photo by: OSU Athletics
November 10, 2026 | Cowgirl Equestrian
No. 7 Oklahoma State Cowgirls
(1-3, 1-1 Big 12) | Head Coach: Larry Sanchez (28th Season)Â
vs.
No. 8 Baylor Bears | 12 p.m.Â
(3-3, 1-1 Big 12) | Head Coach: Casie Maxwell (10th Season)
Meet 5 | Baylor | November 13, 2026
Venue: Pedigo-Hull Equestrian Center
Stats: https://okla.st/equestrian-live-scoring
The Basics
Oklahoma State's seventh-ranked equestrian team is set to host No. 8 Baylor this week for their fifth meet of the season before closing out their fall slate. The Cowgirls return home after their multi-meet weekend against No. 4 SMU and No.3 Georgia. Baylor is 3-3 overall and 1-3 in conference play. The meet will take place on Friday, at 12 p.m. at Pedigo-Hull Equestrian Center.
About the Cowgirls
Head coach Larry Sanchez, in his 28th year at the helm, leads the Cowgirls alongside second-year assistant Ashley Duda and consultants Jody Brainard and Lindsey Trockenbrot.
2025-26 Review
The Cowgirls finished 8-4 overall and 4-2 in Big 12 competition, captured their sixth consecutive Big 12 Championship and advanced to the NCEA Championship quarterfinals. Under Western assistant coaches Laura and Jody Brainard, Ava Bush and Emma Filiatreau earned first-team All-America honors in Reining, while June Roberson received first-team recognition and Bella D'Onofrio earned second-team honors in Horsemanship. Filiatreau was also named Big 12 Reining Rider of the Year.
Under Jumping Seat assistant coaches Alle Durkin and Ashley Duda, the Cowgirls' Fences and Flat squads played key roles in OSU's success throughout the season. Blake Rowan and Gable Gering highlighted the postseason performances, earning Big 12 Championship MOP honors in Fences and Flat. The Jumping Seat squad also helped propel the Cowgirls to their sixth consecutive conference title and an appearance at the NCEA National Championship.
Conference Leaders
The Cowgirls posted a 4-2 record against Big 12 opponents last season, securing two victories en route to their sixth consecutive conference championship. The historic feat marked the first six-peat in Big 12 equestrian history.
An Oklahoma State Sweep Would...
Three Oklahoma State riders were named Most Outstanding Performer against Georgia. Freshman Kenzie Bracken collected her second consecutive MOP honor in Horsemanship this season. Blake Rowan took home her first honor on the campaign in Fences, claiming her third as a Cowgirl. Ainsley Larcombe was named the MOP in Reining for the first time in her career.
Who to Watch
Sophia Tabasso earned a new career-high score of 88 in Fences last week against Georgia. Tabasso has also collected two MOP honors in Flat this season. She is 3-1 in both Fences and Flat, respectively, heading into this week and is the only athleteto compete in both jumping seat events.
Freshman Kenzie Bracken is 4-0 on the 2026-27 campaign claiming points for the Cowgirls against both Georgia and SMU scoring a 72.75 and 74, respectively. Bracken also received her second Most Outstanding Performer honor in a row versus Georgia.
Maddy Sanders shined for OSU's Flat squad last week claiming a new personal career-high score of an 85 against SMU. Sanders was the lone Cowgirl to win her point to keep the Mustangs from sweeping the event 1-4.
Senior Bella D'Onofrio earned her fourth career MOP at Fresno State last week. After her win on Lucy she extends her consecutive meet-winning streak to 10. Last year, D'Onofrio was named All-American second team in Horsemanship after a 10-2 season. She also was named NCEA Horsemanship Rider of the Month in February and Big 12 Horsemanship Rider of the Month for both February and March.
Katie Ramsey was the lone OSU rider to score a point for the Reining team against SMU to prevent the Mustangs from sweeping 1-4, scoring a 70 abroad Goose.
Sophomore Blake Rowan earned her first Most Outstanding Performer honor in Fences this season. Rowan also contributed to the Fences squad's strong performance against Georgia, scoring an 85.5 to solidify Oklahoma State's 3-2 advantage in the event.
For season-long coverage of Oklahoma State Cowgirl Equestrian, visit okstate.com and follow @osuequestrian on X and Instagram. Â
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(1-3, 1-1 Big 12) | Head Coach: Larry Sanchez (28th Season)Â
vs.
No. 8 Baylor Bears | 12 p.m.Â
(3-3, 1-1 Big 12) | Head Coach: Casie Maxwell (10th Season)
Meet 5 | Baylor | November 13, 2026
Venue: Pedigo-Hull Equestrian Center
Stats: https://okla.st/equestrian-live-scoring
The Basics
Oklahoma State's seventh-ranked equestrian team is set to host No. 8 Baylor this week for their fifth meet of the season before closing out their fall slate. The Cowgirls return home after their multi-meet weekend against No. 4 SMU and No.3 Georgia. Baylor is 3-3 overall and 1-3 in conference play. The meet will take place on Friday, at 12 p.m. at Pedigo-Hull Equestrian Center.
About the Cowgirls
Head coach Larry Sanchez, in his 28th year at the helm, leads the Cowgirls alongside second-year assistant Ashley Duda and consultants Jody Brainard and Lindsey Trockenbrot.
2025-26 Review
The Cowgirls finished 8-4 overall and 4-2 in Big 12 competition, captured their sixth consecutive Big 12 Championship and advanced to the NCEA Championship quarterfinals. Under Western assistant coaches Laura and Jody Brainard, Ava Bush and Emma Filiatreau earned first-team All-America honors in Reining, while June Roberson received first-team recognition and Bella D'Onofrio earned second-team honors in Horsemanship. Filiatreau was also named Big 12 Reining Rider of the Year.
Under Jumping Seat assistant coaches Alle Durkin and Ashley Duda, the Cowgirls' Fences and Flat squads played key roles in OSU's success throughout the season. Blake Rowan and Gable Gering highlighted the postseason performances, earning Big 12 Championship MOP honors in Fences and Flat. The Jumping Seat squad also helped propel the Cowgirls to their sixth consecutive conference title and an appearance at the NCEA National Championship.
Conference Leaders
The Cowgirls posted a 4-2 record against Big 12 opponents last season, securing two victories en route to their sixth consecutive conference championship. The historic feat marked the first six-peat in Big 12 equestrian history.
An Oklahoma State Sweep Would...
- Break OSU's two-meet losing streak
- Claim it's 20th win in a row versus Baylor
- Improve its 2026-27 Big 12 Conference record to 2-1
- Improve its history at home versus Baylor 24-0
Three Oklahoma State riders were named Most Outstanding Performer against Georgia. Freshman Kenzie Bracken collected her second consecutive MOP honor in Horsemanship this season. Blake Rowan took home her first honor on the campaign in Fences, claiming her third as a Cowgirl. Ainsley Larcombe was named the MOP in Reining for the first time in her career.
Who to Watch
Sophia Tabasso earned a new career-high score of 88 in Fences last week against Georgia. Tabasso has also collected two MOP honors in Flat this season. She is 3-1 in both Fences and Flat, respectively, heading into this week and is the only athleteto compete in both jumping seat events.
Freshman Kenzie Bracken is 4-0 on the 2026-27 campaign claiming points for the Cowgirls against both Georgia and SMU scoring a 72.75 and 74, respectively. Bracken also received her second Most Outstanding Performer honor in a row versus Georgia.
Maddy Sanders shined for OSU's Flat squad last week claiming a new personal career-high score of an 85 against SMU. Sanders was the lone Cowgirl to win her point to keep the Mustangs from sweeping the event 1-4.
Senior Bella D'Onofrio earned her fourth career MOP at Fresno State last week. After her win on Lucy she extends her consecutive meet-winning streak to 10. Last year, D'Onofrio was named All-American second team in Horsemanship after a 10-2 season. She also was named NCEA Horsemanship Rider of the Month in February and Big 12 Horsemanship Rider of the Month for both February and March.
Katie Ramsey was the lone OSU rider to score a point for the Reining team against SMU to prevent the Mustangs from sweeping 1-4, scoring a 70 abroad Goose.
Sophomore Blake Rowan earned her first Most Outstanding Performer honor in Fences this season. Rowan also contributed to the Fences squad's strong performance against Georgia, scoring an 85.5 to solidify Oklahoma State's 3-2 advantage in the event.
For season-long coverage of Oklahoma State Cowgirl Equestrian, visit okstate.com and follow @osuequestrian on X and Instagram. Â
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