Centenary University’s IDA team swept the top honors at its home show, finishing as High Point Team and moving to No. 1 in the regional standings as the season’s first half ended. Noelle Telep won Lower Training and earned High Point Rider; Emily Laskas won Upper Training and was named Reserve High Point Rider.

By the Numbers
  • Centenary finished 9 points ahead of Delaware Valley and 12 ahead of Penn State.
  • Telep scored 76.731% to win Lower Training by more than 6 points.
  • Laskas scored 72.6% to win Upper Training.
Yes, But

Centenary’s team victory marked a major rise in the regional standings, but individual results varied: several riders placed second or third, and Karina Green’s sixth-place tie in Introductory became seventh after a tiebreak.

State of Play
  • Centenary leads the regional team standings at the halfway point of the season.
  • Elizabeth Furtkevic ranks first in First Level and First Level Dressage Seat Equitation; Micaela Calvetti and Audrey Schilling lead their respective DSE divisions.
  • Telep ranks fourth in Lower Training, while Laskas leads Upper Training.
Bottom Line

A dominant home-show performance has put Centenary in the regional lead, with standout wins from Telep and Laskas giving the team momentum heading into the second half of the season.