
No. 8 TCU Opens Spring Slate Strong, Defeats No. 7 UC Davis, 14-4
1/29/2026 5:48:00 PM | Equestrian
Ninth consecutive victory for the Frogs at the annual meet at Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo
FORT WORTH – Commencing its spring season, the eighth-ranked TCU equestrian team avenged a fall defeat with a 14-4 victory over No. 7 UC Davis on Thursday at John Justin Arena at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo.
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This is 15th time TCU has competed at FWSSR, and the program now boasts a record of 13-2 overall at the event.
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Earning MOP honors for TCU were Lily Muzzy in Fences and Piper Keller in Horsemanship.
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TCU rolled out of the gates early, opening up a 7-3 lead after the Jumping Seat events. The success would continue for the Frogs in Western, taking a 7-1 advantage to secure the victory.
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HOW IT HAPPENED
The Frogs started fast, taking four of the five Fences points to open up a 4-1 lead. Lily Muzzy, Lex Lipacis, Jordyn Scelsa and Lilly Goldstein all were the point scorers for TCU, and Muzzy earned her team-leading third MOP of the season.
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TCU closed out the Jumping Seat events strong, posting a 3-2 win on the Flat to take a 7-3 lead into the break. The wins were earned by Hanna Dolan, Victoria Zahorik and Goldstein, and it marked the first career win for Dolan.
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Reining went to the Frogs 3-1, giving the home team enough points to secure the meet before the final event began. Anna Clausen, Cassie Hacking and Lannie-Jo Lisac all earned TCU points during the event, and Clausen win marked her first career victory.
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Closing out the meet, the Horned Frogs did not surrender a point and took Horsemanship 4-0. Earning the victories were Tatum Keller, Calla Thomas, Piper Keller and Peyton Statt, with Piper Keller earning MOP accolades. Sydney Feager drew her point during the event.
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FROG FACTS
TCU has a short turnaround before hitting the road for the first time in 2026 to face South Dakota State and Delaware State in Brookings, S.D., on February 6 & 7.
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This is 15th time TCU has competed at FWSSR, and the program now boasts a record of 13-2 overall at the event.
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Earning MOP honors for TCU were Lily Muzzy in Fences and Piper Keller in Horsemanship.
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TCU rolled out of the gates early, opening up a 7-3 lead after the Jumping Seat events. The success would continue for the Frogs in Western, taking a 7-1 advantage to secure the victory.
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HOW IT HAPPENED
The Frogs started fast, taking four of the five Fences points to open up a 4-1 lead. Lily Muzzy, Lex Lipacis, Jordyn Scelsa and Lilly Goldstein all were the point scorers for TCU, and Muzzy earned her team-leading third MOP of the season.
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TCU closed out the Jumping Seat events strong, posting a 3-2 win on the Flat to take a 7-3 lead into the break. The wins were earned by Hanna Dolan, Victoria Zahorik and Goldstein, and it marked the first career win for Dolan.
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Reining went to the Frogs 3-1, giving the home team enough points to secure the meet before the final event began. Anna Clausen, Cassie Hacking and Lannie-Jo Lisac all earned TCU points during the event, and Clausen win marked her first career victory.
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Closing out the meet, the Horned Frogs did not surrender a point and took Horsemanship 4-0. Earning the victories were Tatum Keller, Calla Thomas, Piper Keller and Peyton Statt, with Piper Keller earning MOP accolades. Sydney Feager drew her point during the event.
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FROG FACTS
- TCU is now 6-1 all-time against UC Davis.
- Thursday's meet marked TCU's 14th consecutive meet against a ranked opponent.
- The 10-point victory was TCU's largest of the season.
- The Horned Frogs have also won nine straight at its annual meet at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo.
- Lily Muzzy earned her third MOP of the season in Fences, the most by any TCU rider so far this season.
- Jordyn Scelsa earned her 20th career victory in Fences.
- Hanna Dolan earned her first career victory on the Flat.
- Anna Clausen earned her first career victory in Reining. Her 70.50 was a career-high score.
- Piper Keller was named Horsemanship MOP for the first time in her career. Her 77.5 was also a new career high.
TCU has a short turnaround before hitting the road for the first time in 2026 to face South Dakota State and Delaware State in Brookings, S.D., on February 6 & 7.
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