Varsity Equestrian - NCEA National Championship Results

NCEA National Championship Results

2002

  • Overall - Texas A&M
  • Hunter Seat - Georgia
  • Western - West Texas A&M

2003

  • Overall - Georgia
  • Hunter Seat - Georgia
  • Western - Oklahoma State

2004

  • Overall - Georgia
  • Hunter Seat - Georgia
  • Western - Oklahoma State

2005

  • Overall - South Carolina
  • Hunter Seat - South Carolina
  • Western - Texas A&M

2006

  • Overall - Auburn
  • Hunter Seat - South Carolina
  • Western - Oklahoma State

2007

  • Overall - South Carolina
  • Hunter Seat - South Carolina
  • Western - Texas A&M

2008

  • Overall - Georgia
  • Hunter Seat - Auburn
  • Western - TCU

2009

  • Overall - Georgia
  • Hunter Seat - Georgia
  • Western - Texas A&M

2010

  • Overall - Georgia
  • Hunter Seat - Georgia
  • Western - Texas A&M

2011

  • Overall - Auburn
  • Hunter Seat - Auburn
  • Western - Texas A&M

2012

  • Overall - Texas A&M
  • Hunter Seat - Baylor
  • Western - Texas A&M

2013

  • Overall - Auburn
  • Hunter Seat - Auburn
  • Western - Oklahoma State
School Overall Championships
Georgia 5
Auburn 3
South Carolina 2
Texas A&M 2
School Hunter Seat Championships
Georgia 5
Auburn 3
South Carolina 3
Baylor 1
School Western Championships
Texas A&M 6
Oklahoma State 4
TCU 1
West Texas A&M 1

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