This Past Weekend in Vaulting (Jul 10–Jul 12, 2026)

Equestrian vaulting results from Jul 10–Jul 12, 2026 are now searchable on AfterComp.

What happened

3 competitions posted public results, with 531 scored rounds across 10 clubs and 84 vaulters. Crowds are described only in warm bands, never as exact headcounts that could single out a small field.

Competitions

• North Eastern Washington Mini Fest — Kettle Falls, WA (a good crowd)
• Cedar Lodge Summer Fest 1 EVUSA/USEF — Lawrence, MI (a big turnout)
• Cedar Lodge Summer Fest 2 EVUSA/USEF — Lawrence, MI (a good crowd)

Clubs on the board

• Beachside Vaulters
• Blue Sky Vaulters
• Great Lakes Equestrian Vaulting
• Hope Falls Vaulting Club
• Mountain Wind Vaulters
• Prairie Winds Vaulters
• Rach Riding Vaulting Team
• Silver Strides Equestrian Vaulting
• Vaulters del Sol
• West Michigan Equestrian Vaulting Club

How to read the weekend

Official marks still live on horsesport.pro. AfterComp aggregates those same public postings into career views so families can see trends without opening a tab per competition.

Scores only mean something relative to their class and field. A number without context is noise; placement and field percentile are the useful read.

Look it up

Open the weekend digest or search any EVUSA badge to see the career view behind the weekend.

Why aggregates matter

Vaulting weekends produce a lot of numbers at once. Families usually want one answer: how did our vaulter and club do relative to the field, and what should Monday practice focus on. AfterComp keeps that answer at competition, club, and career scope without turning weekend digests into athlete leaderboards.

Competition names and club pages are safe public context. Individual athlete names, badge numbers, and personal bests do not belong in automated weekend recaps.

Why aggregates matter

Vaulting weekends produce a lot of numbers at once. Families usually want one answer: how did our vaulter and club do relative to the field, and what should Monday practice focus on. AfterComp keeps that answer at competition, club, and career scope without turning weekend digests into athlete leaderboards.

Competition names and club pages are safe public context. Individual athlete names, badge numbers, and personal bests do not belong in automated weekend recaps.

Why aggregates matter

Vaulting weekends produce a lot of numbers at once. Families usually want one answer: how did our vaulter and club do relative to the field, and what should Monday practice focus on. AfterComp keeps that answer at competition, club, and career scope without turning weekend digests into athlete leaderboards.

Competition names and club pages are safe public context. Individual athlete names, badge numbers, and personal bests do not belong in automated weekend recaps.

Why aggregates matter

Vaulting weekends produce a lot of numbers at once. Families usually want one answer: how did our vaulter and club do relative to the field, and what should Monday practice focus on. AfterComp keeps that answer at competition, club, and career scope without turning weekend digests into athlete leaderboards.

Competition names and club pages are safe public context. Individual athlete names, badge numbers, and personal bests do not belong in automated weekend recaps.

Why aggregates matter

Vaulting weekends produce a lot of numbers at once. Families usually want one answer: how did our vaulter and club do relative to the field, and what should Monday practice focus on. AfterComp keeps that answer at competition, club, and career scope without turning weekend digests into athlete leaderboards.

Competition names and club pages are safe public context. Individual athlete names, badge numbers, and personal bests do not belong in automated weekend recaps.

Why aggregates matter

Vaulting weekends produce a lot of numbers at once. Families usually want one answer: how did our vaulter and club do relative to the field, and what should Monday practice focus on. AfterComp keeps that answer at competition, club, and career scope without turning weekend digests into athlete leaderboards.

Competition names and club pages are safe public context. Individual athlete names, badge numbers, and personal bests do not belong in automated weekend recaps.