WACO, Texas – Senior
Isabelle Mesiarik (Pottstown, Pa.) has received Ariat All-America honors, the National Collegiate Equestrian Association (NCEA) announced today.
Mesiarik went 4-1 over the 2024-25 regular season on her way to an 80% winning percentage and earned an average win margin of 7.2 points. Additionally, the Pennsylvania native earned a career-high score of 92 in the Vixens' 5-5 (849-842) victory over then-No. 1 Lynchburg.
To be eligible for All-American accolades, student-athletes must have a 67% winning percentage or higher and have had an adjusted NRS score of at least an 85. At the conclusion of the regular season, Mesiarik's adjusted NRS score was a 91.8.
This marks Mesiarik's second All-America honor after being named Second Team All-America – Fences last season.
Sweet Briar will next compete at the NCEA National Championships, April 18th – 19th, in Ocala, Fla.
To read the full release from the NCEA, click
HERE.
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