Your Tryon Fantasy Team Has Arrived

Fans shaped the Tryon line-up with thousands of votes across three days.

Published

05 NOV 2025

Est. reading time

2 min

Three days, thousands of votes, and one incredible team.

Your Tryon Fantasy Team is here.

This fan-powered initiative continues to highlight what makes Major League Show Jumping unique: a community that not only watches the sport but helps shape it.

Each vote cast built this six-rider line-up, celebrating talent, performance, and connection between riders and fans.

Meet your Tryon Fantasy Team:

Skylar Wireman

Once again proved why she’s among the league’s most consistent performers. Double clear in the Team Competition to help the Rainmakers to the podium, and another clear round for a top-eight finish in the Grand Prix. It was a Tryon to remember for Wireman.

Tony Stormanns

Made a standout debut for Team Helios aboard Donjon D’Asschault. Under pressure in the gold-medal jump-off, the young German delivered, securing the win and solidifying Helios’s climb up the leaderboard.

Kent Farrington

World Number 1 brought his top mount Greya to Tryon in pursuit of his ninth 5* Grand Prix victory of the season. Despite a double-clear effort, he rounded out the podium in third, adding another strong result to an already dominant campaign.

Nicola Philippaerts

Carried momentum from the Archers’ Leg 4 win straight into Tryon. After helping his team back onto the podium, he closed the weekend with his first MLSJ Grand Prix victory aboard the nine-year-old Gadget Mouche.

Laura Kraut

Opened her Tryon campaign on form, producing a double-clear in the 5* Qualifier aboard Tres Bien Z. In the Grand Prix, she carried that rhythm forward, delivering another confident round that just missed the jump-off with four faults.

Conor Swail

Opened the weekend in style, stopping the clock just 0.01 seconds behind Abdel Said to secure second place and add another podium to his MLSJ record.