No. 1 SMU vs. No. 9 UT Martin I Jan. 28- 10 a.m. CT
Meet Notes (PDF) I Live Stats
Facebook | Twitter | Instagram
SMU Mobile App | Apple | Google Play

DALLAS (SMU) – The No. 1 SMU Equestrian team opens its spring slate Saturday against No. 9 UT Martin. Action is slated to begin at 10 a.m. at the Dallas Equestrian Center.

Up To This Point
No. 1 SMU closed out its fall state with an unblemished 4-0 record. The Mustangs started the season taking down then-No. 1 Oklahoma State 10-9 on the road followed by beating then eighth ranked Baylor 13-6 in Dallas. SMU closed out the fall in dominating fashion, taking down Delaware State 19-1 and UC Davis 14-6. 

2022-23 Mop's
Elli Yeager- Fences- at OSU (10/1)
Taylor Madden- Flat- at OSU (10/1)
Mallory Vroegh- Horsemanship- at OSU (10/1)
Taylor Zimmerman- Reining- at OSU (10/1)
Katy Merchant- Flat- vs. Baylor (11/4)
Nya Kearns- Horsemanship- vs. Baylor (11/4)
Chalyce Head- Reining 2x- vs. Baylor (11/4), vs. UC Davis (11/12)
Devin Seek- Fences- vs. Delaware State (11/11)
Megan Waldron- Horsemanship (2x)- vs. Delaware State (11/11), vs. UC
Davis (11/12)
Emma Engel- Flat- vs. Delaware State (11/11
Augusta Iwasaki- Fences- vs. Delaware State (11/11)

Undefeated Mustangs
Eight Mustangs carry an undefeated record into the spring. 
Elli Yeager- Fences-4-0- Two MOP's
Hensley Humphries-Flat-3-0
Mallory Vroegh-Horsemanship-3-0- One MOP
Chalyce Head- Reining-4-0-Two MOP's
Madigan Eppink-Flat-4-0
Lily Anderson-Horsemanship-4-0- Reining-1-0
Augusta Iwasaki-Fences-2-0
Claire Robertson-Reining-1-0

In The Rankings
SMU sits strong at No. 1 in the NCEA Dual Discipline Rankings entering the spring season.

Against Ranked Opponents
SMU is 3-0 against ranked opponents this season. The Mustangs defeated Oklahoma State (No. 1), Baylor (No. 8) and UC Davis (No. 9) in their fall slate.

The Series
SMU holds a 15-5 all-time record against UT Martin, including a perfect 5-0 record in Dallas. 
SMU has won nine out of the last 10 meetings against UT Martin dating back to 2016- 17. 

Coach Gwin's Corneer
"We are now in championship season so in my mind, the fall season, while amazing, was a warmup for the spring," head coach Carol Gwin said. "The team has a tough spring schedule with numerous road meets and we will need to utilize both our talent and focus to stay on top of our game.  I am excited to see what the spring season holds."