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Middle School Team Competes In National Equestrian Finals
May 2, 2021
The Trinity Farm of Northwest Florida’s Middle School Equestrian Team recently competed in the Interscholastic Equestrian National Finals.
The team comprised of middle schoolers from Escambia and Santa Rosa counties was named Zone 4 Champions — an area that includes Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee and the Bahamas. They were ranked in the top 18 in the nation.
Nationals was not our strongest performance, but for this being their first time ever competing at this level, and for doing as well as they did against the top riders in the nation, I have to say I’m pretty impressed,” said coach Morgan Mickel of Molino. “What a team of talented young riders. I can’t wait for what the future has in store for them.
Trinity Farm Middle School Equestrian Team members that competed at nationals are Hannah Teague, Amberleigh Bishop, Taylor Irwin and Ava Tillotson.
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2 Responses to “Middle School Team Competes In National Equestrian Finals”
Congratulations Ladies! Great job and I know you worked hard to achieve it. I completed quite a bit when I was your age and a little older. I look back on those days as some of the best in my life, and I’m sure you will too.
…Way to go ladies..What a great program that I was not even aware of…Thanks to the coach and all who make this program possible..