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Frogs Kick Off Spring Season at Stock Show
1/29/2020 4:58:00 PM | Equestrian
Frogs host NCEA meet of the Week
FORT WORTH – Following a midseason break, the No. 8 TCU equestrian program is back in action, hosting Delaware State in its annual Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo meet. The English discipline will take place at Diamond Creek Ranch, beginning at 10 a.m., while Western is scheduled for 5 p.m. at the John Justin Center.
HEAD JUMPING SEAT COACH LOGAN FIORENTINO
"The first meet of the spring really is a springboard for the rest of the season. We start looking toward conference and national championships. It's always important to get out of the gate quickly and on a strong foot."
HEAD WESTERN COACH MELISSA DUKES
"We are so excited to start off the spring with at the Stock Show. It's a lot of fun, the girls really enjoy it and our fans seem to come out and support it well. Plus, getting a win is always a little more fun at the Stock Show."
THE ALL-TIME SERIES
TCU is facing off against the Hornets for the 12th time and owns a perfect record in the previous 11 meetings. TCU won the last matchup 15-4 September 27, 2018. TCU has hosted Delaware State four times and has tallied 15 points in each of those matchups.
SCOUTING THE FROGS
TCU is looking to get back to its winning ways after finishing the fall on a three-meet slide. The Frogs fell in their last fall meet, 10-9, to No. 3 Oklahoma State in heartbreaking fashion. TCU will field its typical lineup in English, led by seniors Grace Upshaw and Misty Redd.
In Western, freshman Elizabeth Clymer finds herself back in the Reining lineup, making her second career start. The Frogs bring in a plethora of experience to the John Justin Arena with six seniors set to ride.
SCOUTING THE HORNETS
Delaware State brings a 3-2 record into the contest. The Hornets are charter members of the newest conference in the NCEA, the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference. Delaware State last competed Oct. 25, an English only competition. Its last full meet came against South Dakota State on Oct. 12 when it defeated South Dakota State 13-7 in Dover.
FOLLOW THE FROGS
A full recap and final results will be available online at GoFrogs.com following the completion of the meet. During the meet, live results can be found on the official TCU equestrian Twitter page. Fans are encouraged to follow along with the @TCUWEquestrian account. Live scoring will also be done through GoFrogs.com.
HEAD JUMPING SEAT COACH LOGAN FIORENTINO
"The first meet of the spring really is a springboard for the rest of the season. We start looking toward conference and national championships. It's always important to get out of the gate quickly and on a strong foot."
HEAD WESTERN COACH MELISSA DUKES
"We are so excited to start off the spring with at the Stock Show. It's a lot of fun, the girls really enjoy it and our fans seem to come out and support it well. Plus, getting a win is always a little more fun at the Stock Show."
THE ALL-TIME SERIES
TCU is facing off against the Hornets for the 12th time and owns a perfect record in the previous 11 meetings. TCU won the last matchup 15-4 September 27, 2018. TCU has hosted Delaware State four times and has tallied 15 points in each of those matchups.
SCOUTING THE FROGS
TCU is looking to get back to its winning ways after finishing the fall on a three-meet slide. The Frogs fell in their last fall meet, 10-9, to No. 3 Oklahoma State in heartbreaking fashion. TCU will field its typical lineup in English, led by seniors Grace Upshaw and Misty Redd.
In Western, freshman Elizabeth Clymer finds herself back in the Reining lineup, making her second career start. The Frogs bring in a plethora of experience to the John Justin Arena with six seniors set to ride.
SCOUTING THE HORNETS
Delaware State brings a 3-2 record into the contest. The Hornets are charter members of the newest conference in the NCEA, the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference. Delaware State last competed Oct. 25, an English only competition. Its last full meet came against South Dakota State on Oct. 12 when it defeated South Dakota State 13-7 in Dover.
FOLLOW THE FROGS
A full recap and final results will be available online at GoFrogs.com following the completion of the meet. During the meet, live results can be found on the official TCU equestrian Twitter page. Fans are encouraged to follow along with the @TCUWEquestrian account. Live scoring will also be done through GoFrogs.com.
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