Jennifer Arntsen is from Sunnyvale, California, and graduated from San Jose State University with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. She works as the Director of Front Operations for a multi-clinic physical therapy company in California. As an A level graduate from United States Pony Club, she has avid equine experience accompanying her competitive vaulting/ lunging history, she also has competed in the discipline of dressage, where she earned a USDF Silver medal. Since 2014, she has been a staff member of the U.S. Vaulting Team beginning as the Barn Manager and transitioning to the Chef d’Equipe role in 2019.

Michelle McQueen is the new Discipine Director and Team Leader for the U.S. Vaulting Team. McQueen grew up in Long Valley, N.J. and rode competitive as a child and teenager, ultimately becoming captain of her IHSA team at Drew University in Madison, N.J. McQueen joined US Equestrian in 2021, helping with logistics preparation and operations for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic & Paralympic Games. She traveled to Aachen, Germany, prior to the start of the Games to assist with management and logisitcs around the Pre-Export Quarantine process for the four Olympic & Paralympic teams. 

Jace Brooks has been competing in vaulting at the international level since 2015 when he won the Individual Children Male CVICh1* at the Pacific Cup CVI in Hollister, Calif. He won the Bronze Individual at the USEF/AVA National Vaulting Championship in 2015 and returned the following year to win the Silver Individual.

In 2017, he competed at the FEI Vaulting World Championship for Juniors in Ebreichsdorf, Austria and again in 2019 when it was held in Ermelo, The Netherlands. In 2021, he competed in his first FEI Vaulting World Championship for Seniors in Budapest, Hungary.

Calle Davis is a vaulter with Oak Hill Vaulting in Utah. In 2016, she won the Silver Individual Female division at the USEF/AVA National Vaulting Championship. In 2018, she topped a large field to win the CVIJ2* Individual Female division at Rocky Mountain Cup CVI. That year, the American Vaulting Association nominated Davis for the USEF 2018 Youth Sportsman Award.

In 2019, Davis began competing in pas de deux with Abigail Archibald. The pair won at the Pacific Cup CVIJ2* and the Canada Cup CVIJ2* that year before traveling overseas to finish in second place at the CVIJ2* at CVI Pezinok in Slovakia.

Davis began competing in pas de deux with Todd Griffiths in 2021, when the pair competed at the FEI Vaulting World Championship in Budapest in August. In 2022, Davis was part of the squad that won second place at the CVI3* in Flyinge, Sweden, where she and Griffiths also placed third in the pas de deux.

Tessa Divita comes from a family with extensive vaulting chops. Her sister, Ali, and mother, Julie, both competed in FEI level vaulting, as well, yet Divita has proven to be a force in her own right. Since her first CVI3* as an individual female in 2016, Divita has earned numerous top finishes at the international level, including a second-place finish at the 2022 California Cup in Woodside, Calif., and a win in the CVI3* at Flyinge in Sweden.

Divita represented the U.S. Vaulting Team as part of the squad at the FEI Vaulting Nations Cup™ CIO3* at CHIO Aachen in 2014 and the 2014 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games in Normandy France. In 2018, she was competed in the Individual Female division as part of the FEI Vaulting Nations Cup CIO4* at CHIO Aachen in Germany.

Todd Griffiths has been competing in vaulting since 2003. In 2010, he was selected to compete in the Individual Male division for the U.S. Vaulting Team at the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games in Lexington, Ky. After a hiatus from competition, he returned in 2014 and competed for Canada, ultimately traveling to Normandy, France for to compete as part of the squad and in a pas de deux with Brooke Boyd at that year’s WEG. In 2018 he again represented Canada at WEG in Tryon, this time as an individual.

After another break from competing, he returned to compete for the U.S., vaulting with Oak Hills Vaulting and pairing up with Calle Davis for the FEI Vaulting World Championship in Budapest, Hungary, in 2021. In 2022, he was part of the squad that won the Pacific Cup CVI3*--a squad that also included his daughters, Gracie and Miriam. That summer, Griffiths traveled to the CVI3* at Flyinge, Sweden, where he and Davis finished in third place in the pas de deux, and he was part of the squad that finished in second place.

Miriam Davis is a vaulter with Oak Hills Vaulting. As part of the Oak Hills squad, she won the 2022 Pacific Cup CVI3* and placed second at the CVI3* in Flyinge, Sweden, in July of that year. She vaults with her father, Todd, and her sister, Gracie.

Paula Hampshire is a vaulter who competes in the individual and squad divisions. In 2019, she won the Rocky Mountain Cup CVI1* Individual Female division. In 2021, she made her debut at the CVI3* level and went on to place second at Oak Hills Classic in the 3* Individual Female.

In 2022, Hampshire won the Oak Hills Classic 3* Individual Female, then joined the Oak Hills squad to win at the Pacific Cup CVI3*. She traveled to the CVI3* at Flyinge, Sweden, as part of the squad in the summer of 2022 where they finished in second place.

Daniel Janes is a longtime vaulting athlete and coach. He was a versatile member of the U.S. Vaulting Team for the FEI World Equestrian Games Tryon 2018, where he competed as an individual, in a pas de deux with Haley Smith, and as part of the squad, after having done the same feat at the FEI Vaulting Nations Cup™ CVIO4* at CHIO Aachen in Germany earlier that year.

In 2019, Janes and Smith won the silver medal in the pas de deux at the FEI Vaulting World Cup™ Final in Saumur, France. In 2021, they won the bronze medal in the pas de deux at the FEI Vaulting World Championship in Budapest, Hungary. Janes was also part of the bronze medal-winning squad at that World Championship.

Janes kicked off 2022 with an individual win at the Pacific Cup CVI3*-W before heading overseas for the summer, where he won the Individual Male CVI3*-W at Flyinge, Sweden. He competed in the ECCO FEI World Championships in the Individual Male division, finishing 14th.

Jaynee Meyer competes in the individual and pas de deux divisions of vaulting. In 2019, she won the Bronze Individual Female division at Woodside Vaulters Spring Fest and placed third in the Bronze Individual division at the USEF/AVA National Vaulting Championships. In 2021, she was the winner of the Women’s 2* Young Vaulter/Gold Individual Overall at Oak Hills Classic.

Kimberly "Kimmy" Palmer made her debut vaulting at the FEI level in 2012 when she won the CVI Kentucky and North American Young Riders Vaulting Challenge Women’s Individual CVIJ2*. Since then she has competed around the globe both as an individual vaulter and in pas de deux with her sister, Cassidy. The Palmers were part of the U.S. Vaulting Team at the 2014 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games™ in Normandy, France.

Palmer had a successful 2021, sweeping the Individual Female CVI3* divisions at the Vaulting Showcase in Rancho Murieta, Calif., in April, and Garrod’s Spring Classic in May. She competed overseas that summer, winning the Individual Female CVI3*-W at Fossalta di Portogruaro, Italy.

In 2022, Palmer competed in the FEI Vaulting World Cup™ Final, earning a bronze medal in the Individual Female division. From there, she won individual competitions at the Canada Cup CVI3*-W in British Columbia, the Pacific Cup CVI3*-W in Woodside, Calif., and Stadl Paura CVI3*-W in Austria. In June of 2022, competed at CVI Slovakia where she won the Individual Female CVI3*-W and paired up with Lorenzo Lupacchini (ITA) to win the CVI1* Pas de Deux. Palmer finished fifth in the Individual Female division of the  Mustang Corp. FEI World Vaulting Championships at the ECCO FEI World Championships in Herning, Denmark. 

Emily Rose has been a competitive vaulter since 2010 and has competed at the international levels as both an individual and as part of a squad. With the Pacific Coast Vaulters, she represented the U.S. at the FEI World Equestrian Games Tryon 2018. Also in 2018, she competed as part of the squad and as an individual at the FEI Vaulting Nations Cup™ CVIO4* at CHIO Aachen. In 2021, she was part of the squad that won bronze at the FEI Vaulting World Championship in Budapest, Hungary.

As an individual, Rose won the 3* Individual Female Final at U-Vault Invitational and the Rocky Mountain Cup CVI3* Individual Female Senior in 2021. In 2022, she won the Female 3* Individual at Woodside Vaulters Spring Fest.

Alyssa Stoddard is a member of Oak Hills Vaulting who has also competed in individual and pas de deux divisions. In 2015, she placed fourth in a Bronze Individual division that was 33 entries deep at the USEF/AVA National Vaulting Championship. In 2016, she and Shaina Hammond (CAN) won the CVIJ2* pas de deux at Canada Cup CVI, where Stoddard also competed in the CVIJ2* Individual Female and finished third.

In 2017, Stoddard was part of the squad that won the CVIJ2* at the Pacific Cup in Hollister, Calif. That year, the squad traveled to CVI Flyinge in Sweden where they competed in the CVIJ2*

In 2022, Stoddard joined the Oak Hills Vaulting squad to win the CVI3* at the Pacific Cup CVI. She again had the opportunity to travel to CVI Sweden with the squad, where they finished in second place.