Schools
competing in Zone 7, Region 2 during the 2024-2025 school
year: New Mexico State University, North Central Texas College,
Oklahoma Panhandle State University, Sam Houston State University,
Southern Nazarene University, Tarleton State University, Texas Tech
University, University of North Texas, University of Oklahoma and West
Texas A & M University.
Fall
2024 Show Schedule for Zone 7, Region 2
Saturday,
October 5 University of Oklahoma (Host) at the McClain County Expo
Center, Purcell, OK 9:00AM ENGLISH ONLY
Sunday,
October 6 University of Oklahoma (Host) at the McClain County Expo
Center, Purcell, OK 9:00AM ENGLISH ONLY
Saturday,
October 19 Southern Nazarene University (Host) at the Performance Arena at the Oklahoma State
Fairgrounds, Oklahoma City, OK 9:00AM WESTERN ONLY
Saturday,
October 20 Southern Nazarena University (Host) at the Performance Arena at the Oklahoma State
Fairgrounds, Oklahoma City, OK 8:00AM WESTERN ONLY
Saturday,
November 2 Tarleton State University (Host) at Tarleton State Equine
Center, Stephenville, TX 9:00AM ENGLISH ONLY
Sunday,
November 3 Tarleton State University (Host) at Tarleton State Equine
Center, Stephenville, TX 9:00AM ENGLISH ONLY
Saturday,
November 23 West Texas A & M University (Host) on campus at the
West Texas A & M Horse Center, Canyon, TX 9:00AM WESTERN ONLY
Sunday,
November 24 West Texas A & M University (Host) on campus at the
West Texas A & M Horse Center, Canyon, TX 9:00AM WESTERN ONLY
All Times listed are Local Time. Show Schedule subject to change.
Recent Region 2 Team Champions
Hunter Seat:
1997 - ?????????????????????????
1998 - Texas A & M University
1999 - ?????????????????????????
2000 - Oklahoma State University
2001 - Texas A & M University
2002 - Oklahoma State University
2003 - Oklahoma State University
2004 - Texas A & M University
2005 - Texas A & M University
2006 - Oklahoma State University
2007 - Louisiana State University
2008 - Louisiana State University
2009 - West Texas A & M University
2010 - West Texas A & M University
2011 - West Texas A & M University
2012 - Louisiana State University
2013 - Louisiana State University
2014 - Louisiana State University
2015 - Louisiana State University
2016 - Texas Tech University
2017 - West Texas A & M University
2018 - West Texas A & M University
2019 - West Texas A & M University
2020 - West Texas A & M University
2022 - West Texas A & M University
2023 - West Texas A & M University
2024 - West Texas A & M University
Western:
1997 - Texas A & M University
1998 - Oklahoma State University
1999 - Oklahoma State University
2000 - Oklahoma State University (1999-
2000 IHSA Stock Seat National Champions)
2001 - West Texas A & M University
2002 - Texas A & M University (2001-02
IHSA Western National Co-champions)
2003 - Texas A & M University (2002-03
IHSA Western National Co-Champions*)
2004 - Oklahoma State University**
2005 - Texas A & M University
2006 - Texas A & M University
2007 - Southern Nazarene University
2008 - North Central Texas College
2009 - West Texas A & M University
2010 - West Texas A & M University
2011 - West Texas A & M University
2012 - West Texas A & M University
2013 - West Texas A & M University (2012-13
IHSA Western National Champions)
2014 - West Texas A & M University
2015 - West Texas A & M University
2016 - West Texas A & M University
2017 - West Texas A & M University
2018 - West Texas A & M University
2019 - West Texas A & M University
2020 - West Texas A & M University
2022 - West Texas A & M University
2023 - West Texas A & M University
2024 - West Texas A & M University
* - 2003 Region 2 reserve team West Texas A& M
was eligible to compete at IHSA Nationals due to
rules related to the number of Western riders
in a zone and the number of teams allowed to
advance to Nationals. West Texas A & M tied Texas
A & M for the 2003 Western National Championship.
** - 2004 Region 2 reserve team Texas A & M was
eligible to compete at IHSA Nationals due to
rules related to the number of Western riders
in a zone and the number of teams allowed to
advance to Nationals. Texas A & M went on to win
the 2004 Western National Championship.
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