JD Yates piloted the 6-year-old bald face sorrel gelding DT Air Jordan to his second consecutive American Rope Horse Futurity Association heading world title with a score of 929.54 on four head. DT Air Jordan is by Shiners Lena Chex out of Margies Little Jess and was raised by ...read more
PUEBLO, Colo (October 18, 2018) - PBR (Professional Bull Riders) and AIM (Active Interest Media), which produces leading consumer and trade events, websites, magazines, and films/TV shows, today announced a partnership in which PBR will represent TV and digital media rights for ...read more
Billy Bob Brown and Hunter Koch banked $10,879 at All American ProRodeo Finals in Waco, Texas. The duo roped in bracket I of the tournament-style rodeo to start off the event. They didn't have any luck in the first round, but they won the second round with a 5.2-second-run, worth ...read more
The team roping at the California Circuit Finals Rodeo was a classic case of last men standing. It happens—in all events, and at all levels of the game. Luckily, there are no style-point deductions in the timed events, because champs Blake Hirdes and Kyle Lockett were the first ...read more
Just a week after closing the 2018 regular season, the 2019 rodeo year is in full swing. Tyler Wade and Ryan Motes are teamed up at the All American ProRodeo Finals in Waco, Texas, which runs Oct. 6 to Oct. 13. They won first in the first round with a 5.5-second-run, worth $2,799 ...read more
Lott, Texas’ Ross Ashford ended his Resistol Rookie year in the number-one spot with $26,916.94. He started out the rodeo season roping with fellow Resistol Rookie header Laramie Allen, who finished fifth in the standings, then finished the year off roping with Blake Texieira. ...read more
Idaho’s Jeff Flenniken ended the 2018 regular season on a high note. He finished the season sitting 17th in the PRCA World standings, and he did manage to stay in the driver’s seat in the Resistol Rookie standings with $61,825.58. He has also qualified for the Columbia River ...read more
Jeff Flenniken and partner Jake Minor won the Young Living Last Chance PRCA Rodeo with a 5.6-second-run, worth $1,978 a man. Flenniken fell short of making the finals ending the regular season 18th in the world but, he did manage to hang onto first in the Resistol Rookie race ...read more
Lane Ivy and Buddy Hawkins II were in almost the exact position they were in this time last year, when they fell short of qualifying for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. But they wouldn't be denied, and Hawkins II was determined to get Ivy there. That's exactly what he did. ...read more
Kaitlin Gustave: Have you started looking at steers for the finals?Manny Egusquiza, Jr.: Yes! We've already picked them out. They're still fresh and we'll keep them at a feed lot for another seven to eight days. We'll start breaking them in the first or second week in October. ...read more
Tanner Green roped with Timber Moore at the Springhill (Louisiana) PRCA Rodeo. They tied Erich Rogers and Clint Summers for third with a 4.1-second-run, worth $1,151 a man. Green continues to hang onto that number-6 spot in the Resistol Rookie heading standings with ...read more
Lane Ivy and Buddy Hawkins II are on the brink of making their first trip together to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo come December. Ivy continues to hang onto the number-15 spot in the standings with $64,376.77. Hawkins II jumped up one spot to number-14 with $61,320.17. "I ...read more
Oklahoma’s Casey Hicks’ first year training horses on his own paid off after proving himself at the 2017 AQHA World Show, winning the senior heeling reserve world title aboard Bourbon Street Chrome, a 7-year-old chestnut gelding by Custom Chrome out of Toulouse Lena, owned by ...read more
Stephenville, Texas’ Cole Davison has been close—so, so close—to a trip to Las Vegas’ Thomas & Mack for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. In 2014, he finished 17 when he roped with Nathan McWhorter, winning $54,220 that year, with titles at rodeos like San Juan Capistrano, ...read more
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Chad Masters and Tyler Worley teamed up at one of the most anticipated rodeos of the season—The Pendleton Round-Up. The duo roped three head in 18.1 seconds to add $6,849 to their earnings. They also won the finals round with a 5.0-second-run, worth $1,523 each. After adding a ...read more
Derrick Begay and Rich Skelton won the New Mexico State Fair and Rodeo in Albuquerque with a 4.0-second run in what would be their first and only rodeo appearance together. Eight-time world champion Skelton roped with Jake Barnes most of 2018, and is finishing the year with ...read more
Resistol Rookie Jeff Flenniken has not backed down. He and partner Jake Minor won the Othello (Washington) PRCA Rodeo, roping their steer in 5.9 seconds, worth $1,138 each. Then onto the Pendleton Round-Up, they tied for third in the first round with Dex Maddock and Kurtis Barry ...read more
Brenten Hall and partner Chase Tryan won the Lewiston (Idaho) Roundup after roping their steer in 4.1-seconds, worth $2,714. Hall continues to hang onto the number-two spot in the Resistol Rookie Standings with $54,132.44 and is 22nd in the PRCA World Standings. Jeff Flenniken ...read more
Clay Tryan and Travis Graves banked $12,784 at the Washington State Fair Pro Rodeo in Puyallup, Washington. They won the finals round, roping their steer in 4.6 seconds, worth $7,500 each and placed third in the semifinals round with a 5.6-second-run, worth $2,500 each. “We won ...read more
Jeff Flenniken stays on top of the Resistol Rookie leaderboard after winning $1,763 at the Ellensburg (Washington) Rodeo. Although Flenniken and partner Jake Minor did not win any in the first two rounds they did end up winning fifth in the finals round with a 5.9-second-run, ...read more
Ellensburg, Washington's own Riley and Brady Minor dominated at the Ellensburg Rodeo after knocking down three head in 15.9 seconds, adding $4,277 to their earnings. They placed seventh in the first round with a 5.2-second-run, worth $620 each, tied J.B. James and Cesar de la ...read more
Dustin Egusquiza and Kory Koontz banked $9,575 over the weekend. The won the Horse Heaven/Kennewick (Washington) Round-Up after roping three head in 14.0 seconds, worth $4,013 each. They tied with Derrick Begay and Cory Petska for first in the first round with a 4.5-second-run, ...read more
Jeff Flenniken moved into the number-one spot in the Resistol Rookie Standings after he and his partner Jake Minor had a big weekend, winning the Rancho Mission Viejo Rodeo in San Juan Capistrano, California with a 5.1-second-run, worth $9,287 each. They also placed sixth at the ...read more
Jeff Flenniken placed sixth at the Fallon County Fair & Rodeo in Baker, Montana with partner Jake Minor with a 4.7-second-run, worth $1,888. Flenniken now has $42,528.37 in the Resistol Rookie Standings and is in the top 30 in the PRCA World Standings. Brenten Hall and his ...read more
Riley and Brady Minor had a big weekend. They won the Canby (Oregon) Rodeo after roping two-head in 11.5 seconds, worth $2,921 each, and placed second in the first round with a 5.5-second-run, worth $1,611 each. They also won the Pincher Creek (Alberta) Pro Rodeo with a fast, ...read more
Tanner Green and Forrest Fisher had a big weekend banking $3,716 each. They placed sixth at the Lea County Fair & PRCA Rodeo in Lovington, New Mexico, roping two head in 14.9 seconds, worth $977 each, and won the first round with a 4.8-second-run, worth $1,872 each. Then placed ...read more
Clint Summers in on the brink at what will be his first trip to the Wrangler National Finals with reigning World Champion Header Erich Rogers. Rogers and Summers had a big weekend, winning $9,028 each. The duo tied Chris McKoen and Quade Patzke at the Omak (Washington) Stampede ...read more
Chance Rosencrans moved into the top 10 after winning a total of $2,105. Rosencrans and partner Jesse Fredrickson placed second at the Ashley (North Dakota) Rodeo with a 6.2-second-run, worth $844 a man. They placed sixth at the Richland County Fair & Rodeo in Sidney, Montana ...read more
Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira moved to the number-one spot in the PRCA World Standings after winning a total of $4,035 at the Dodge City (Kansas) Roundup Rodeo. They placed eighth in the second round with a 6.1-second-run, worth $234 each, second in the finals round with a ...read more
Legacy member Johnny Cox—and former jockey—won $15,845 at the World Series of Team Roping in Ruidoso, New Mexico.Cox roped with Westi Hicks in the #8 World Series Qualifier to take the average win with a time of 61.29 seconds on four head, worth $10,720 total. Cox also won second ...read more
James Arnold moved to the number-one spot in the PRCA Resistol Rookie heeling standings after adding $3,921 to his earnings. Arnold roped with nine-time WNFR qualifier Charly Crawford to win second at the Steamboat Springs (Colorado) Pro Rodeo Series with a 5.9-second-run, worth ...read more
As dark clouds swirled overhead during Championship Sunday Chad Masters and Joseph Harrison clinched the title at The Daddy of ‘em All before a tornado warning cleared the stands and a hail storm moved in shortly before the storm.From sixth call Masters and Harrison took a ...read more
Dustin Egusquiza and Kory Koontz moved to the number-one spot in the PRCA World Standings after banking $18,765. The hot duo won Ogden (Utah) Pioneer Days after roping two head in 8.2 seconds, worth $2,919 each. They placed third in the first round with a 4.3-second-run, worth ...read more
I’m not a naturally confident person—I never really have been. That’s what hurts me the most—my confidence gets down a lot. I’ve gotten better about it, and one thing I’ve figured out is that I need to surround myself with positive people. My wife, Josie, is a very positive ...read more
Brenten Hall is back in the number-one spot in the Resistol Rookie heading standings after placing third with partner Chase Tryan with a 4.5-second-run at the K-Days Rodeo in Edmonton, Alberta, worth $8,042 a man. Hall is in the top 20 in the PRCA World Standings with ...read more
Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira won the K-Days Rodeo in Edmonton, Alberta. The duo roped their steer in 4.2 seconds, adding $9,983 to each man’s earnings. They are currently leading the average at the Fiesta Days Rodeo in Spanish Fork, Utah with a time of 8.4 seconds on two ...read more
Jeff Flenniken jumped back into the number-one spot of the PRCA Resistol Rookie Standings after winning the Elgin (Oregon) Stampede with partner Jake Minor with a 5.1-second-run, worth $1,793 each. They placed third at the Cheney (Washington) Rodeo with a 5.9-second-run, worth ...read more
Aaron Tsinigine teamed up with Blaine Vick at the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The duo roped their steer in 5.0 seconds to tie with Cory Kidd V and Caleb Anderson for second in the third performance, worth $1,125 each. Tsinigine and Vick won the rodeo ...read more
Brenten Hall, 19, jumped from the number-four spot to number-one in the PRCA Resistol Rookie Header Standings after having a successful Cowboy Christmas run with one-time WNFR qualifier Chase Tryan. Hall has placed in the top ranks at the International Professional Rodeo ...read more
Dustin Egusquiza and Kory Koontz won $21,204 each as Cowboy Christmas came to an end, leading the Fourth-of-July earnings pack in the team roping. "We were tired," Koontz said. "We were wore down. We had to get brakes on the truck. We had two blow outs and we ran a wheel off. He ...read more
Former Resistol Rookie Heeler, Cody Hogan recently tied with Clay Smith and Paul Eaves for fourth in the average after roping three head in 18.2 seconds at the Greeley Stampede with partner Tyler Waters, worth $2,113 each. Waters and Hogan also tied for sixth in the second round ...read more
Jake Cooper and Logan Medlin roped five steers in 29.51 seconds to win the Hork Dog 19 in Las Vegas, winning $21,700 total at the South Point Hotel and Casino. “I’m very honored to have won it,” Medlin said. Charlie put on a good roping.”“It was nice--obviously no wind inside ...read more
Here are your top 10 headers and heelers as of July 2, 2018 in the PRCA Resistol Rookie Standings. Headers:1. Jeff Flenniken $17,538.882. Laramie Allen $14,605.053. Cyle Denison $11,877.334. Brenten Hall $11,098.305. ...read more
Aaron Tsinigine and Trey Yates are on a roll as Cowboy Christmas begins. Tsinigine and Yates are currently tied for fourth at the Livingston (Montana) Roundup with Kellan Johnson and Jhett Johnson and Riley and Brady Minor with a 4.6-second run, second at the Black Hills Rodeo in ...read more
Ariat, the leader in innovative Western, English and Work footwear and apparel, today announced an expanded partnership with the World Series of Team Roping (WSTR). Ariat has enjoyed a long association with WSTR and has been its official footwear and apparel partner since 2014. ...read more
MT. PLEASANT, TX - Priefert is excited to welcome a new title sponsor to the World Series of Team Roping. We have been honored to be a partner of rodeo and roping for over 20 years. From our very first sponsorship with the USTRC back in 1998 to our involvement as title sponsor of ...read more
Aaron Tsinigine and Trey Yates kicked off their summer run with a bang. The new team won the Reno Rodeo after roping three head in 18.1 seconds, worth $6,765 a man for the average. They found some luck in the first round, placing third with a 5.3-second run, worth $3,333 a man. ...read more
Ropers in Wyoming have been stunned at the remarkable skills of the Johnson boys for the past couple of years, but it’s only been in the past two weeks that the teenage sons of 2011 world champion heeler Jhett Johnson have commanded national attention.Carson Johnson, 17, of ...read more
Aaron Tsinigine and Trey Yates recently teamed up and are starting out with a bang. They are currently leading the average at the Reno Rodeo with a time of 11.4 seconds on two head, as well as sitting third in the first round with a 5.3-second run. Curry Kirchner and Chase ...read more
RENO, Nev. (June 20, 2018)– A high school history teacher and truck driver came tight on the biggest win of their long competitive careers Wednesday during the second annual #12 High Desert Showdown. With a purse of almost a quarter-million dollars, the high-stakes amateur roping ...read more
