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The 2024 American Rodeo Heelers’ Rope Selection
Powerline HM, anyone?
Hunter Koch The American Rodeo Heel Ropes 2024
Hunter Koch will heel for Luke Brown with a Powerline HM. | TRJ File Photo

The American Rodeo is March 9, 2024, and while some heelers are vying for a million dollars and others for $100,000, most will have one thing in common: a Powerline.

The Classic Rope reigns supreme in the team roping at The American Rodeo, with nine of the 10 heelers opting for a Classic and eight of those nine choosing a Powerline. Two-time World Champion Wesley Thorp is the only Classic guy not using a Powerline, as he prefers the NV4. College National Finals Rodeo Champ Logan Moore is the only Powerline guy using a medium lay, while Jake Long is the sole Cactus man in the draw with his Cactus Ropes Mojo HM.

Here’s the breakdown.

American Rodeo Heeler Rope Selection

Heeler Heel Rope
Wesley ThorpClassic NV4 HM
Jake LongCactus Mojo HM
Colter ToddClassic Powerline HM
Buddy HawkinsClassic Powerline HM
Hunter KochClassic Powerline HM
Kaden ProfiliClassic Powerline HM
Billie Jack SaebensClassic Powerline HM
Logan MooreClassic Powerline M
Travis GravesClassic Powerline HM
Nicky NorthcottClassic Powerline HM
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