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OCIEL 2019-2020 Web Membership List School Division Last Name First Name Junior Varsity Dressage Moore Jocelyn Academy of Our Lady of Peace Junior Varsity Dressage Brown Lauren Canyon High School Freshman Hunters Grambo Ruby Capistrano Valley Christian School Varsity Jumpers Cohen Jill Carlsbad High School Junior Varsity Hunters Such Shelby Varsity Hunters Ball Taber Gymkhana Borden Cierra Varsity Hunters Breitmeyer Elizabeth Varsity Hunters Brown Shea Junior Varsity Hunters Debin Sadie Freshman Hunters Engebretsen Reese Junior Varsity Jumpers Fernandez Ferran Cathedral Catholic High School Varsity Hunters Fravel Ireland Varsity Jumpers Gruber Lina Gymkhana Lomax Alivia Varsity Hunters Lyon Karina Gymkhana O'Connor Ciara Varsity Hunters Podstreleny Kaelin Western Walk/Jog Sparks Shelby Novice Hunters Allen Maclaren Edgar Jenna Junior Varsity Hunters Giacoma Siena Novice Hunters Grantham Morgan Chadwick School Western Limit Spangler Sydney Freshman Hunters Tangen Emme Western Limit Watt Elise Junior Varsity Jumpers Watts Chloe Novice Hunters Bakhshi Ava Corona Del Mar Middle School Freshman Hunters Daniels Tessa Corona Del Mar High School Novice Hunters Huang Emily Crean Lutheran High School Junior Varsity Hunters Salaiz Alana El Toro High School Gymkhana Kopp Corinne Foothill High School Junior Varsity Dressage Andersen Ashley Huntington Beach High School Novice Hunters Cheng Cici Novice Hunters Gibson Aubrey Junior Varsity Jumpers Janda Claire Junior Varsity Hunters Janda Paige J Serra Catholic High School Junior Varsity Hunters Mays Sydney Junior Varsity Hunters Milo Maddie Rudkin Adelaide Novice Hunters Wei Arabella Junior Varsity Hunters Piecukonis Taylor La Costa Canyon High School Western Walk/Jog Howe Olivia La Jolla Country Day School Western Walk/Jog Postins Thalia Gymkhana Ikerd Emma La Paz Intermediate School Freshman Dressage Madrigal Tomiah Laguna Beach High School Novice Hunters Parker Mia Varsity Hunters Ford Holly Laguna Hills High School Varsity Jumpers DeSimone Allie Linfield Christian High School Varsity Hunters Chait Daniella Los Alamitos High School Junior Varsity Dressage Meister Allyson Freshman Dressage Baroway Sarah Marina High School Varsity Hunters Santley Madison Mater Dei High School Junior Varsity Hunters Wilson Emme Gymkhana Burke Violet Mission Basilica School Junior Varsity Dressage Benedict Tobi Newport Harbor High School Freshman Hunters Dopf Peyton Niguel Hills Middle School Novice Hunters Holbrook Allyson Orange County School of the Arts McClean Tenja Orange Lutheran High School Junior Varsity Dressage Stallings Lilianne Western Novice Olson Kayla Ridgecrest Middle School Novice Dressage Kelley Emma Sacred Heart School Novice Hunters Donchess Lucy St. Edward the Confessor Freshman Hunters Muzzy Lillian Freshman Hunters Herter Peri St. Junipero Serra Catholic School Freshman Hunters Arntsen Paloma Junior Varsity Hunters Chalmers Camryn Junior Varsity Dressage Frost Delaney Varsity Hunters Pintar Julia St. Margaret's Episcopal Freshman Dressage Pruitt Dylan Junior Varsity Hunters Riley Whitney Junior Varsity Jumpers Thompson Chloe Novice Dressage Zhang Lisa Western Limit Garriott Ava San Clemente High School Varsity Jumpers Williams Bree Varsity Hunters Holway Cameron Varsity Hunters Holway Isabella San Dieguito Academy Varsity Hunters Roberts Emily Novice Hunters Rothenberger Sam San Juan Hills High School Freshman Dressage Smark Rowan Novice Hunters Baker Lucile Varsity Hunters Martenson Eloise Freshman Hunters Morrison Alexandra Santa Fe Christian Junior Varsity Hunters Raiszadeh Katalina Junior Varsity Hunters Seim Chloe Junior Varsity Dressage Adams Cara Junior Varsity Hunters Chiate Ashley Western Novice Davidson Liana Freshman Hunters Ding Chelsea (Qianhe) Freshman Dressage Dodd Haley Novice Hunters Fu Dorothy Novice Hunters Giacinto Lucia Junior Varsity Hunters Grad Rachel Gymkhana Iskander Alexa Novice Hunters Kaese Kendall Varsity Hunters Kaltenbach Lauren Junior Varsity Jumpers Khacherian Emma Santa Margarita Catholic High School Junior Varsity Jumpers Le Thea Gymkhana Luna Audrey Freshman Hunters Morgan Ashley Junior Varsity Dressage Richerson Mia Junior Varsity Hunters Sanders Mia Varsity Hunters Singh Jasmine Gymkhana Slymen Rebecca Novice Hunters Song Wendy Junior Varsity Hunters Speirs Mackensey Freshman Hunters Tyler Lauren Varsity Jumpers Villarreal Audrey Junior Varsity Jumpers Waken Chloe Junior Varsity Dressage Colson Avery Shorecliffs Middle School Varsity Dressage Baroldi Dana Sonora High School Varsity Dressage Ellsworth Nicole Varsity Dressage Marshall Emma Varsity Hunters Phoon Carly The Bishop's School Varsity Jumpers Walker Evelyn Varsity Jumpers Walker Paige Junior Varsity Hunters Daucher Audrey University High School Novice Dressage Tullis Ruby Van Damme Academy.
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