Elizabeth Martineau
Oak Hills Vaulting · Apr 7, 2025 to May 19, 2026
- Competitions
- 10
- Results
- 39
- Best Overall
- 7.683
- Podiums
- 29
Measure Up
Compare Elizabeth's best move scores against any vaulter, even a top name to look up to.
Season Recap
A shareable look back at Elizabeth's season — the best day, the strongest move, and the horses and coaches who made it happen.
Relive Elizabeth's season →The Climb
Every score, in the order you earned it. The green dot is your personal best.
Oak Hills Classic
PB 7.683
A dashed line marks where you moved up a level (like Trot to Canter, or into a medal test). A harder level often dips your score at first while you settle in, so a lower number here can still be real progress.
Your Best Combo
The horse and lunger you score your best with — measured against your own average at the same level, so it's a real edge, not an easier class.
Compulsories
Freestyle
Where to Focus
Your compulsory moves with the most room to grow, from your last couple of competitions. A strong score is a top result in your class, so the green stretch is the points you could add. Working these lifts your overall the fastest.
Focus 1
Vault On
You 5.5·strong score 5.8·+0.3 to gain
Already strong
Stand
8.5ahead of a typical score
Already strong
Mill
8.0ahead of a typical score
Move by Move
Your score on each compulsory move over time, averaged across the judges. The green dot marks your best ever.
Vault On
SLIDING5.9
highest
5.5
average
5.2
lowest
Seat
SLIDING7.8
highest
7.4
average
7.1
lowest
Flag
STEADY8.2
highest
7.7
average
7.5
lowest
Mill
STEADY8.0
highest
7.7
average
7.3
lowest
Stand
SLIDING8.7
highest
8.4
average
7.7
lowest
Freestyle Breakdown
Your score on each part of the freestyle sheet — the horse and artistic marks judges give, over time. Hover a name to see what it means. A trend line only appears once you have three freestyles with that mark.
8 component panels recorded from 12 freestyles
Quality of Gait & Throughness
2 scores6.0
highest
6.0
average
6.0
lowest
Two scores so far — not enough for a trend yet.
Vaultability
2 scores7.5
highest
7.3
average
7.0
lowest
Two scores so far — not enough for a trend yet.
Lunging
SLIDING8.5
highest
7.6
average
6.8
lowest
Consideration of Horse
SLIDING8.0
highest
6.9
average
4.5
lowest
Exercise Variety
SLIDING10.0
highest
8.3
average
7.0
lowest
Space & Position Variety
STEADY9.0
highest
8.3
average
7.0
lowest
Unity
SLIDING7.8
highest
6.6
average
3.6
lowest
Music Interpretation
SLIDING7.5
highest
5.2
average
3.7
lowest
Difficulty Mix
How hard your routines are — the number of exercises credited in each difficulty band. Harder routines can score higher, but carry more risk.
Typically 4.6 Difficult-or-Risk exercises per routine, across 8 scored freestyles.
Every Freestyle — the full record
May 26 · Dario · Shaina Hammond
Score only — no component panel posted
May 26 · Dario · Todd Griffiths
Score only — no component panel posted
May 26 · Clifford · Karly McConahay
May 26 · Clifford · Karly McConahay
Nov 25 · Darkly Dreaming · Karly McConahay
Nov 25 · Darkly Dreaming · Karly McConahay
Oct 25 · Darkly Dreaming · Karly McConahay
Oct 25 · Darkly Dreaming · Karly McConahay
May 25 · Cabo San Lucas · Josh Cooper
Score only — no component panel posted
May 25 · Darkly Dreaming · Karly McConahay
May 25 · Cabo San Lucas · Josh Cooper
Score only — no component panel posted
May 25 · Clair De Lune · Josh Cooper
Score only — no component panel posted
May 25 · Darkly Dreaming · Karly McConahay
May 25 · Cabo San Lucas · Josh Cooper
Score only — no component panel posted
Apr 25 · Only In Fairytales · Kimberly Masitti
Score only — no component panel posted
Measure Up
Pick any vaulter, even a top name you look up to, and see how your best score on each compulsory move lines up with theirs. The moves are the same for everyone at every level, so it is a fair target to chase.
Compare Competitions
Pick two or three of your meets to see them side by side. Your best score in each row is highlighted in green.
Competition History
The Team
Clubs
Horses
The number shows whether your rounds on each horse usually scored a little higher (+) or lower than a typical score in the same class.