CHARLESTON, S.C. - The Berry College Equestrian team took on #4 College of Charleston on Sunday. While it ultimately ended in a 7-3 loss, the Vikings had a higher raw score 756-742, which is a great accomplishment. Additionally, junior Devon Ansley won both her points as well as MOP (Most Outstanding Player) honors for both flat and fences, earning high scores on the day of 86 and 84.

Starting with the flat, Devon Ansley rode to a huge 86, besting College of Charleston's Daphne Stavig's 81. Emily Sudderth also put in a solid flat earning a 74.

Moving on to fences, the score was 4-1 CofC. The Vikings brought their A game, putting in beautiful rounds, and scoring no lower than 75. The scores were tight, but ultimately ended 3-2 College of Charleston. Devon Ansley put in another stellar ride, scoring a 84 to win her point against Savannah Shaver, 84-65. Then, freshman Ainsley Russell went on to win her fences point with a huge 37 point difference, against College of Charleston's Lanie Rubin aboard Zeus, 77-40 earning the first point of her career.

Highlights also include Emily Sudderth receiving an 81 aboard Jockamo, narrowly missing the point against Daphne Stavig's 83. Haley Wilson and Willa Akins also put up good performances with a 75 and 76, respectively, with two and three point differences against their opponents Samatha Aisenberg (78) and Samatha Elliot (78).

The NCEA team will be back in action at Sewanee, November 20th.