Nina Fout

Class of 1977
Inducted 2014
One of the leading equestrian performers in the United States, Nina helped the U.S. win the team bronze medal in three-day eventing at the 2000 Olympic Games. She also represented the U.S. at the most challenging CCI four-star competitions in the world, including the top three in Great Britain.

At the age of 16 and while a student at Foxcroft, Nina won the Peters Trophy at the 1975 Radnor Three-Day Event, which earned her the title of Junior National Champion. She has collected many titles and honors in the years since.

At Foxcroft, though, Nina focused on team sports; she was a standout in field hockey and basketball — both of which she went on to play at the collegiate level. Her performance at Hollins earned her a place in the Hollins University Athletics Hall of Fame.

Professionally, Nina works as a course designer for equestrian events as well as continuing to ride, train and teach.
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