Unstoppable Squads: Team Gold Moments at the 2025 NAYC
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October 22, 2025 at 12:35 PMBy b.wehner
While individual medals marked the perfect finale, the earlier days of the 2025 FEI North American Youth Championships belonged to the teams. Riders from across the continent united by region and nation delivered unforgettable performances in the hunt for gold.
Show Jumping: Powerhouse Zones Take Command
Zone 10 Dominates Young Rider Team Championship
Led by flawless anchor rides from Skylar Wireman, Zone 10 proved untouchable in the Young Rider Show Jumping Team Championship. Their consistency over two days of competition secured them the top spot, with Zone 4 claiming silver after a strong showing and Zone 2 battling for bronze.
Zone 4 Shines in Junior Team Jumping
The Junior Team Championship went to Zone 4, whose riders delivered steady clear rounds to secure gold. Zone 10 added another medal to their tally with silver, and Zone 2 once again reached the podium with bronze.
Zone 2 Sweeps Pre-Junior Team Competition
In the Pre-Junior Team Jumping Championship, Zone 2 proved unbeatable, combining speed, accuracy, and composure to take gold in commanding fashion.
Zone 4 Rules the Children’s Team Division
The youngest division saw Zone 4 rise to the occasion, delivering precision riding to earn Children’s Team Jumping gold in decisive style.
Dressage: U.S. Regions Deliver Podium-Topping Performances
Region 4 Claims Young Rider Team Dressage Title
The Young Rider Dressage Team Championship belonged to Region 4, powered by standout rides from Averi Allen, Ella Fruchterman, and Lexie Kment. Their collective excellence earned the United States a well-deserved gold medal.
Region 3 Captures Junior Team Dressage Gold
In the Junior Dressage Team Championship, Region 3 topped the podium with exceptional performances from Eila Fisk, Lark Heckman, Lauren Polk, and Alexis Troutman. Their skill, harmony, and presentation in the ring secured a decisive victory.
Region 2 Wins FEI Children’s Team Dressage
The Children’s Dressage Team gold went to Region 2, represented by Vee Dravilas, Madelynn Williams, and Grace Christianson. Their elegance and precision shone through in a tightly contested field.
Photo by Stefan Lafrentz
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