Victoria Johnson

Photo by: Inertia Sports Media/Dave Eggen

Position:
Western
Class:
Senior
High School:
Tumwater H.S.
Hometown:
Olympia, Wash.

Awards

American Quarter Horse Association NCEA Academic Second Team (2017)
American Paint Horse Association NCEA Academic Honor Roll (2017)
NCEA Academic Honor Roll (2016)
Beval Saddlery Academic Second Team (2015)

Records
Ranks third in Horsemanship wins in a career, tied for second in wins in a season and tied for fourth in MOPs in a career.

2016-17: Posted a 2-7 record with one MOP in Horsemanship … won her first point of the season against Texas A&M, garnering MOP honors … scored a season-high 74 against Minnesota-Crookston … posted a 144.5 against South Carolina at the NCEA National Championship.

2015-16: Competed in four meets throughout the season for an 0-3-1 record in Horsemanship … scored a season-high 72.5 in a tie against South Carolina.

2014-15: Competed in 16 meets in Horsemanship, posting a 5-8-1 record ... scored a season-high 73.5 in a loss at Kansas State ... captured three-straight wins against Oklahoma State, Minnesota-Crookston and Texas A&M … was also victorious over SMU and UT-Martin … lone tie came at ranked Fresno State at the United Equestrian Conference Championships.

2013-14: Competed in 11 of the 12 meets in Horsemanship, posting a 7-4 record with one MOP ... earned first collegiate win and MOP with a 74 vs. New Mexico State at the Willis Invitational ... followed up her first win with a season-high score of 77 in a win at Baylor ... had a three-meet winning streak at SMU, vs. TCU and Kansas State ... closed the season with a pair of wins at the Independent Championship Tournament at the DeHaan Equestrian Center vs. Fresno State and vs. UT-Martin.

Before SDSU: Competed in various American Quarter Horse Association, Appaloosa Horse Club and National Snaffle Bit Association horse shows … also competed in equestrian at Tumwater High School ... won two world champion titles, along with multiple top-five and top-10 finishes in her career, including a third-place finish in horsemanship and an eighth-place finish in novice western pleasure at the 2011 Appaloosa Youth World Show ... earned Mount Rainer Appaloosa Club year-end youth all-around champion honors in 2011.