North Dakota State University's Western equestrian team finished the regular
competitive season at home by winning the high-point team award, according to a release from the school.
Nicole Anderson, an NDSU rider and freshman from Fergus Falls, Minn., also won
the high-point rider competition at the event held Feb. 21 at the NDSU Equine
Center.
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NDSU won the overall high-point team title for 2014-2015 season, meaning it
scored the most team points for the year in the region. This win earns the team
a chance to compete in team competition at semifinals in Ohio on March 21-22.
NDSU riders who will be representing the team are:
-Janna Rice, a senior from Maddock, N.D.
-Nicole Anderson, a freshman from Fergus Falls.
-Hannah Bucheger, a junior from Andover, Minn.
-Blaine Novak, a senior from Fordville, N.D.
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-Courtney Bolstad, a junior from Fergus Falls.
-Allee Lee, a sophomore from Lino Lakes, Minn.
NDSU also will have four individuals who earned a spot to compete in the
individual class competitions at semifinals. These riders earned their spots by
placing first or second in regional competition Feb. 22 at NDSU. The riders are:
-Anderson.
-Rice.
-Angie Norwig, a sophomore from Hampton, Minn.
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-Brogan Novak, a freshman from Fordville.
Anderson won the overall high-point rider title for the region at the Feb. 21-22
competition. This title earns her the opportunity to compete at the
Intercollegiate Horse Show Association's National Horse Show in Massachusetts at the beginning of May.
