
10/23/2026 3:49:00 PM | Equestrian
WACO, Texas – In a meet that came down to a raw score tiebreaker, the sixth-ranked TCU equestrian team went to No. 9 Baylor and left with a road victory on Friday at Willis Family Equestrian Center.
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TCU took Fences, Flat and Reining with a score advantage. In addition, the Horned Frogs swept the MOPs with Kyla Sullivan, Laurel Ann Piombo, Piper Keller and Calla Thomas taking the award.
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The meet begun with Flat and Reining, and TCU was able to seize an early lead. On the Flat, the Frogs took three points with Piombo joining Madi Lo Porto and Amy Krebs in the win column.
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Success continued in Reining, as Adele Cunningham, Cassie Hacking and Calla Thomas picked up victories to give TCU a 6-4 lead at the halfway point.
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TCU would continue success in Fences, also winning 3-2 thanks to points from Sullivan, Maggie Dumrauf and Lilly Goldstein to put the Frogs on the doorstep.
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In the final event of the day, Piper Keller took the first point of Horsemanship before the Bears would take the ensuing three to end the meet in a 10-10 tie.
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With the final score total ending in a tie, the meet went to a raw score tiebreaker that TCU would prevail in 1494-1369.
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TCU took Fences, Flat and Reining with a score advantage. In addition, the Horned Frogs swept the MOPs with Kyla Sullivan, Laurel Ann Piombo, Piper Keller and Calla Thomas taking the award.
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The meet begun with Flat and Reining, and TCU was able to seize an early lead. On the Flat, the Frogs took three points with Piombo joining Madi Lo Porto and Amy Krebs in the win column.
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Success continued in Reining, as Adele Cunningham, Cassie Hacking and Calla Thomas picked up victories to give TCU a 6-4 lead at the halfway point.
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TCU would continue success in Fences, also winning 3-2 thanks to points from Sullivan, Maggie Dumrauf and Lilly Goldstein to put the Frogs on the doorstep.
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In the final event of the day, Piper Keller took the first point of Horsemanship before the Bears would take the ensuing three to end the meet in a 10-10 tie.
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With the final score total ending in a tie, the meet went to a raw score tiebreaker that TCU would prevail in 1494-1369.
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