
3/26/2026 2:00:00 PM | Equestrian
Lilly Goldstein, Lily Muzzy, Lex Lipacis, Piper Keller and Cassie Hacking earn honors
IRVING, Texas – TCU freshman Lily Muzzy has been named Big 12 Fences Rider of the Year, and five Horned Frogs earned All-Big 12 Honors for the 2025-26 season, the conference announced on Thursday.
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Muzzy enjoyed a breakout freshman season in 2025-26, posting a record of 9-3 and earning four MOPs. Her MOPs came against UC Davis and Fresno State on the road, along with in a home matchup against UC Davis and a neutral contest against Delaware State. In addition, she posted a 4-2 record in Big 12 play, including a road win and MOP against Fresno State.
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Earning All-Big 12 honors were Lilly Goldstein (Fences and Flat), Muzzy (Fences), Lex Lipacis (Flat), Piper Keller (Horsemanship) and Cassie Hacking (Reining).
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Goldstein continued her successful career in Fences as a junior, going 9-3 and ending the season by winning eight of her last nine. She also had an impressive record in Big 12 play, going 5-1. She won all of her road matches in conference, with the lone loss coming at home against Baylor early in the season.
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She also built on her successful career on the Flat with an 8-3-1 record as a junior. Also had an unbeaten 6-0 mark at home. Picked up two MOPs against No. 1 Georgia and conference-foe No. 8 Fresno State. Also had a 3-2-1 record in conference play this season.
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Lipacis posted a 7-5 record during her senior season, including one MOP. Went 5-1 against Big 12 competition, including her MOP coming against Oklahoma State. She also finished the season winning three of her last four, and won every Big 12 road matchup.
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Keller posted an 8-4 record in her inaugural collegiate season, including two MOPs coming against UC Davis and Fresno State. Earned a road conference win against Oklahoma State, and outscored opponents by greater than one point as a freshman.
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As a freshman, Hacking led TCU with a record of 7-3-1 along with two MOPs. One of her MOPs came against Baylor, while the other was against Auburn. Only lost one road match, and closed the regular season on a five meet winning streak. Also went 4-1-1 during Big 12 play.
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Muzzy enjoyed a breakout freshman season in 2025-26, posting a record of 9-3 and earning four MOPs. Her MOPs came against UC Davis and Fresno State on the road, along with in a home matchup against UC Davis and a neutral contest against Delaware State. In addition, she posted a 4-2 record in Big 12 play, including a road win and MOP against Fresno State.
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Earning All-Big 12 honors were Lilly Goldstein (Fences and Flat), Muzzy (Fences), Lex Lipacis (Flat), Piper Keller (Horsemanship) and Cassie Hacking (Reining).
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Goldstein continued her successful career in Fences as a junior, going 9-3 and ending the season by winning eight of her last nine. She also had an impressive record in Big 12 play, going 5-1. She won all of her road matches in conference, with the lone loss coming at home against Baylor early in the season.
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She also built on her successful career on the Flat with an 8-3-1 record as a junior. Also had an unbeaten 6-0 mark at home. Picked up two MOPs against No. 1 Georgia and conference-foe No. 8 Fresno State. Also had a 3-2-1 record in conference play this season.
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Lipacis posted a 7-5 record during her senior season, including one MOP. Went 5-1 against Big 12 competition, including her MOP coming against Oklahoma State. She also finished the season winning three of her last four, and won every Big 12 road matchup.
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Keller posted an 8-4 record in her inaugural collegiate season, including two MOPs coming against UC Davis and Fresno State. Earned a road conference win against Oklahoma State, and outscored opponents by greater than one point as a freshman.
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As a freshman, Hacking led TCU with a record of 7-3-1 along with two MOPs. One of her MOPs came against Baylor, while the other was against Auburn. Only lost one road match, and closed the regular season on a five meet winning streak. Also went 4-1-1 during Big 12 play.
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