Ladies and gentlemen, with today's Senior Spotlight we would like to thank a rider for her hard work and dedication to Goucher College and the equestrian program for the last four years! This senior hails from Annandale, Virginia, who ribboned in over 20 events and won seven competitions in her career and helped two teams to a third-place standing at the ANRC Championships twice. She was named the reserve regional champion in the intermediate fences and placed third in the individual novice flat at the zone championships as a junior. Named the high point rider at the UMBC IHSA Show in 2019, she won a three-way ride off to be named reserve high point rider at the Goucher IHSA Show in the fall. Majoring in business management and psychology, she is the daughter of Eva and Howard. Ladies and gentlemen, Courtney Sloan.
Watch a video highlighting Courtney's career below:
Won a three-way ride off to be named reserve high point rider and finished first in the open flat and second in open fences at the Goucher IHSA Show on October 26
Qualified for the IHSA Zone IV Region I Championships
2018-19
Ribboned in 11 events
Won four events
Named high point rider and placed first in the intermediate fences and second in the novice flat at the UMBC IHSA Show on October 6
Named Reserve Regional Champion in the intermediate fences and novice flat IHSA Zone IV Region I Championships on March 24
Finished third in individual novice flat and fourth in individual fences at the IHSA Zone IV Championships on April 7
Helped team to third place at the ANRC Championships
2017-18
Ribboned in six events
Posted two wins on the year
Ended third in novice flat at Tournament of Champions Preseason Classic on September 16
Finished fourth in team novice flat at IHSA Zone IV Championships on April 7
Helped team to third place at the ANRC Championships
2016-17
Appeared in two competitions
Earned first place for the novice flat at UMBC ISHA Show on March 19
Finished seventh in low medals at Emory & Henry Tournament of Champions Winter Classic on January 28 in her collegiate debut
