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ODAC Equestrian Report: Fall - Week 3

ODAC equestrian programs were slated to compete in four shows over the past week, but one was postponed due to weather. That still left us with three excellent events including two that needed tiebreakers to determine a team winner.

The ODAC's influence in the NCEA single discipline continues to feature four programs. Lynchburg is slotted second just ahead of No. 3 Sewanee. Sweet Briar sits seventh with Hollins rounding the eight-team listing.

WEEKLY RESULTS

  • Sewanee def. Lynchburg, 5-5 (801-793) – Results
  • Sewanee def. Sweet Briar, 5-5 (786-784) – Results
    • 1st win over SBC in Sewanee program history
  • Sweet Briar def. Berry, 7-3 – Results


ODAC Equestrian Statistics

  • LEXI REININGER | SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE
    Reininger, a first-year from Webster, N.Y., collected three team points including a pair for her exploits over fences and one MOP honor in helping nationally seventh-ranked Sweet Briar go 1-1 against ODAC foes last weekend. On Friday in a 7-3 team victory over Berry College, Reininger began her collegiate career by earning MOP honors from fences competition as part of a two-point day. She rode Ripley to an 86-79 win over the Vikings' Haley Wilson. During flat competition, Reininger turned in a 76-63 win over Ainsley Russell while riding Rhett. The next day, Reininger contributed one point in a 5-5 draw at Sewanee that saw the third-ranked Tigers' earn the team win via total score at 786-784. Reininger and Sewanee's Rebecca Love rode Pom Pom with the Vixens' rookie earning an 80-75 result.

  • HALLIE NELSON | SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE
    Nelson, a sophomore from Duette, Fla., opened the 2026-27 competition season for seventh-ranked Sweet Briar with a four-point weekend that included one MOP to help the Vixens to a 1-1 showing against ODAC foes over the weekend. In a 7-3 win at Berry College on Friday, Nelson and her Vikings' counterpart, Emily Sudderth, rode Preacher during flat competition with Nelson earning a 76-56 victory. Over fences, Nelson registered a 79-64 victory over Ainsley Russell while riding Bette. On Saturday in a loss at Sewanee that saw the third-ranked Tigers collect a 786-784 win on total score following a 5-5 draw on points, Nelson again posted two personal triumphs. On the flat, she and the Tigers' Addison Durrett rode Archie in competition with Nelson posting an 85-75 win. Over fences, Nelson was named MOP with an 85-77 victory over Madeline Luddy while riding Tuck.

Lexi Reininger
Hallie Nelson