As the summer winds down and the end of the 2024 PRCA season is around the corner, the circuit standings are seeing movement.

These are the circuit standings and movement as of Aug. 1.

Columbia River Circuit

Brothers Riley and Brady Minor have taken control of the Columbia River Circuit standings as we enter August. The 11 and 13-time NFR qualifiers picked up $1,724 each for third in the average at the Chief Joseph Days (Joseph, Oregon) and $696 a man for fourth in Round 1.

Bryan Reay and Brent Falon have also been on the climb the month of July, raking in $1,927 a man at the Molalla Buckeroo Rodeo (Oregon), $1,704 a man in Sedro-Woolley, $1,796 a man at the Eugene Pro Rodeo (Oregon) and $1,365 each from the Toppenish Rodeo (Washington). They most recently pocketed $1,043 a man for second at the Cle Elum Roundup (Washington).

California Circuit

Jaxson Tucker and Jason Johe continue their reign over the California Circuit, now leading the standings with $19,359.91 for Tucker and $24,257.01 for Johe. They recently picked up $4,155 a man between three rounds at the California Rodeo Salinas.

Kyle Lockett also raked in some money during Big Week, pocketing $6,021 between winning sixth in the first round and fourth in the average. The nine-time NFR qualifier jumped to No. 2 in the California Circuit heeling standings with $15,601.07.

Wilderness Circuit

Jake Smith continues to widen his Wilderness Circuit lead on the head side with is heeler Douglas Rich now joining him at the top. They both sit No. 1 with $33,335.03 won on the year, a $12,025.19 lead over second on the head side and $8,226.04 on the heel side. Smith and Rich had a huge win, taking home the Utah Days of 47 Rodeo win (Salt Lake City) where they pocketed $14,623 a man during their trip there.

Canadian brothers Dawson and Dillon Graham have also made some moves on the Wilderness Circuit front, jumping to No. 2 and No. 3 with $21,309.84 each. The Grahams picked up $10,683 a man in Salt Lake City.

Montana Circuit

The race is tightening up in the Montana Circuit with just $450.70 separating the No. 1 and 2 teams. Delon Parker and Ryan Zurcher just recently jumped into the driver’s seat after winning fourth at the Central Montana PRCA Rodeo (Lewistown) for $1,369 a man.

Dustin Bird and Ike Folsom jumped from sixth to third for Bird and from outside the top 12 to fifth for Folsom. The team picked up the win in Lewistown for $2,248 a man, followed by a second-place finish at the Kootenai River Stampede (Libby) for $1,105 a man.

Mountain States Circuit

Garrett Tonozzi and Conner Herren have an $11,064.66 lead over the second-place team. Tonozzi and Herren won fifth in the Cheyenne Frontier Days qualifier for $2,688 a man, fifth in the second round of the Eagle County Fair & Rodeo (Colorado) for $334 each, fourth in the average for $778 a man, third at the Garfield County Fair & Rodeo (Rifle, Colorado) for $668 a man and first at the Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series (Colorado) for $965 a man.

Brothers Kellan and Carson Johnson jumped up to second in the Mountain States Circuit after a $4,581 a man week. The Johnson boys cashed in $3,020 a man in Eagle for third in the first and second rounds and first in the average, followed by second at the Kit Carson County Pro Rodeo (Burlington, Colorado) for $1,560 each.

Turquoise Circuit

The Turquoise Circuit has had a slower July with the last rodeo being the World’s Oldest Rodeo in Prescott, Arizona, July 1-7. Trey Blackmore took the lead in the circuit at the end of June following a $1,031 check for second at the Rodeo de Santa Fe (New Mexico) June 19-22.

On the heel side, Chris Young has had the lead since the middle of July after a good weekend in Prescott. Young won third in the second round for $2,123 and second in the average for $4,109.

Texas Circuit

Dustin Egusquiza and Levi Lord have the largest lead in the circuit system with Egusquiza sitting $21,951.03 over second and Lord $24,466.51 over second on the heel side. As the No. 3 and 2 men in the world standings, Egusquiza and Lord have been on the road and last pocketed on the circuit front at the beginning of June with a $6,871 a man weekend at the Mt Pleasant Rodeo (Texas); Rodeo Celina (Parker, Texas); Johnson County Sheriff’s Posse Rodeo (Cleburne, Texas).

Prairie Circuit

The Prairie Circuit has been in full swing with some of its largest rodeos of the year right around the corner. The No. 2 and 3 men in the world standings J.C. Yeahquo and Buddy Hawkins now lead the Prairie Circuit with $12,155.71 a man. Yeahquo and Hawkins won $2,254 a man for the Sheridan County Fair & Rodeo (Gordon, Nebraska) win to take control of the circuit standings.

Great Lakes Circuit

Like the Prairie Circuit, the Great Lakes Circuit is also in prime time. Dalton Turner and Cooper Bruce have added to their lead with a $733 a man check for second at the Sac County Fair and PRCA Rodeo (Iowa).

Southeastern Circuit

The Southeastern Circuit is in a slower time of the season. Bradley Massey and Zack Mabry still hold their $6,128.59 lead for Massey and $8,162 lead for Mabry.

First Frontier Circuit

Jacob Rounds and Drew Carnes lead the First Frontier Circuit, adding $1,497 a man to their earnings from Cecil County Fair Pro Rodeo (Elkton, Maryland); Allegheny Mountain Championship Rodeo (Kellettville, Pennsylvania); and Cowtown Rodeo (Woodstown Pilesgrove, New Jersey).

On the head side, Trent Turner jumped to second in the standings from 11th after winning $1,227 in Elkton, $760 in Kellettville and $1,288 at the Gerry Volunteer Firemen’s Rodeo (New York). On the heel side, Britt Bockius won $1,015 at Elkton, $1,160 at Kellettville and $707 in Woodstown Pilesgrove to jump from eighth to second.

Badlands Circuit

Clay Holz and Matt Zancanella bumped up from sixth and seventh to fourth in the Badlands Circuit standings. Holz and Zancanella capitalized at two co-approved rodeos: Gordon, Nebraska, and the Dawson County Fair and Rodeo in Glendive, Montana. The team picked up $1,078 a man in Gordon and $996 each in Glendive.