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U.S. Vaulting Team Announced for 2025 FEI Championships

Athletes set to compete in Austria from July 30th to August 3rd, 2025

27 March 2025 at 7:28 pmBy a.conneely

US Equestrian has announced the athletes selected for the short list representing the U.S. Vaulting Team for the 2025 FEI Vaulting World Championships for Juniors and Young Vaulters, scheduled to take place in Stadl Paura, Austria, from July 30th to August 3rd, 2025. Chef d’Equipe Emma Seely will lead the team. The short list of athletes includes:


Junior Females

Harriet Bartell from Monroe, Georgia

Sophia Jacobson from Los Gatos, California

Elizabeth Martineau from Rock Hill, North Carolina

Tallulah McDevitt from Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Maria McLean from Cedar Springs, Michigan

Danica Rinard and Matilda Rinard both from Fort Lupton, Colorado

Tarah Taylor from Visalia, California

Hannah Wildermuth from Pottsville, Pennsylvania

Emi Yang from Los Altos Hills, California.


Junior Males

Joshua Kinsey from Benton, Pennsylvania

Larry Markegard from Half Moon Bay, California

Donald Walker from Saratoga Springs, Utah.


Young Female Vaulters

Lilly Belinski from Las Vegas, Nevada

Melanie Ford from Fort Collins, Colorado

Kylynn Ghafouri from Murrieta, California

Lillian Kuhl from Denver, Colorado

Naomi Morgenthaler from Menlo Park, California

Jacey Muir from Payson, Utah

Abbey Sommerville from Mukilteo, Washington

Sophia Walters from Carnation, Washington


Additionally, several Junior Pas de Deux pairs and Junior Squads have been recognized, including teams from the Pacific Coast Vaulters, Oak Hills, Rocky Mountain, and Woodside Vaulters.


Support for the program is contributed by the USET Foundation, USOPC, and various sponsors and members.


You can watch the 2024 Finals on ClipMyHorse.tv while awaiting the action in Stadl Paura

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