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| By virtue of winning a tiebreaker with Lafayette College, Delaware Valley College took the Reserve Championship at Zone 3 Zones in Forest City, Pennsylvania
on April 11th. Though Delaware Valley was second to West Virginia University that day, Head Coach Cory Kieschnick (second on right) would see her Aggies score more points at IHSA Nationals (with eleven)
than Lafayette and West Virginia combined. Delaware Valley College has taken a full hunter seat team to the post season five times since Kieschnick took over the Head Coaching position in mid-2002. |
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| You know it is important when the Athletic Director shows up! Cedar Crest College Director of Athletics Kristin Maile (on far right) attended Zone 3 Zones on April 11th
to watch Eryn Ziegler of the Falcons (center) compete in the individual novice flat division. A junior from Kutztown, Pennsylvania, Ziegler finished sixth in the division. From left to right are IHSA Founder and
Executive Director Bob Cacchione, Katie Walsh of Cedar Crest, Ziegler, Amanda Anderson of Cedar Crest and Maile. |
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ZONING IN!
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The Class-by-Class Results from 2010 Zone 3 Zones, held in Forrest City, Pennsylvania
on Sunday, April 11th...
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ARCHIVES AND RELICS
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Region 1: Penn State won at home on October 15, 2006 though a Franklin & Marshall junior
would claim high point rider honors that day...
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Region 2: Delaware Valley College is a frequent participant in the Tournament of Champions series. However headed into
the January 30, 2010 Winter Tournament of Champions the Aggies had never won a Tournament event. Would this be the day Del Val had been
waiting for?...
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Region 3: The University of Pittsburgh hosted on October 14, 2007. Perhaps helped by the fact that their point card
was full unlike all of their opponents, West Virginia University captured high point team honors that day...
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Region 4: East Stroudsburg hosted the 2002-03 season opener on September 29, 2002. Though a story on the 2002
pre-season Tournament of Champions had been posted a few days earlier, the ESU story was, in fact, the first ever
posted on the brand-new Campus Equestrian web site related to the results of a regular-season IHSA show...
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