The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo runs Feb. 6-22, 2025, with a tournament full of 50 teams ready to test their mettle at one of the biggest indoor rodeos of the season.

Who competes in the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo Team Roping?

• Top 40 from 2024 Pro Rodeo Standings
• 1 international committee invitee
• Top 10 contestants from the San Antonio Rodeo Qualifier

San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo Team Roping Format

San Antonio’s tournament-style format includes 19 PRCA rodeo performances where contestants compete back to back in each Bracket. The top four money winners advance to a Semifinal Round and the top five out of each Semifinal advance to the Finals. The most money earned at the end of the Finals will be crowned the San Antonio Rodeo Champion.

Rodeo Wildcard

On Saturday, February 22 at 12:00 PM, the 10 contestants in each event who did not advance to the Finals from the Semifinal will have one more chance to make it into the Finals. The highest score and fastest time wins.

San Antonio Team Roping Payout

The team roping at San Antonio has a purse of $377,144, or $188,572 per side. There is no aggregate payoff. Here’s how it breaks down.

Brackets (Progressive Rounds)

1. $2,626/per man
2. $2,101
3. $1,576
4. $1,050

Semifinals and Wildcard

1. $5,252/per man
2. $4,202
3. $3,151
4. $2,101

Finals

1. $15,252/per man
2. $10,504
3. $5,252
4. $3,151

San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo Team Roping Results

Bracket 1:

First round: 1. Kolby Krieger/Jayden Cisneros, 4.9 seconds, $2,626 each; 2. Luke Brown/Trey Yates, 5.3, $2,101; 3. Jeff Flenniken/Buddy Hawkins II, 6.3, $1,576; 4. Coy Rahlmann/Cole Curry, 20.9, $1,050. 

Second round: 1. Luke Brown/Trey Yates, 4.8, $2,626 each; 2. Cole Eiguren/Bucky Campbell, 5.2, $2,101; 3. Jeff Flenniken/Buddy Hawkins II, 5.3, $1,576; 4. Shay Carroll/Logan Moore, 5.4, $1,050. 

Third round: 1. Jeff Flenniken/Buddy Hawkins II, 5.0 seconds, $2,626 each; 2. Cody Kohleffel/Michael Fortenberry, 5.5, $2,101; 3. Coy Rahlman/Cole Curry, 5.6, $1,576; Kolton Schmidt/Landen Glenn, 10.4, $1,050.

Advancing: 1. Jeff Flenniken/Buddy Hawkins II, $5,778 each; 2. Luke Brown/Trey Yates, $4,727; 3.(tie) Coy Rahlman/Cole Curry and Kolby Krieger/Jayden Cisneros, $2,626 each.

Bracket Two:

First round: 1. Jake Smith/Douglas Rich, 4.7 seconds, $2,626 each; 2. Jace Bland/Tyson Thompson, 5.0, $2,101; 3. Riley Minor/Brady Minor, 6.0, $1,576; 4. Brenten Hall/Kaden Profili, 7.1, $1,050. 

Second round: 1. Kaleb Driggers/Junior Noguiera, 4.4 seconds, $2,626 each; 2. Jake Smith/Douglas Rich, 4.7, $2,101; 3. Kellan Johnson/Carson Johnson, 5.0, $1,576; 4. Marcus Theriot/Wyatt Cox, 5.2, $1,050. 

Third round: 1. J.C. Yeahquo/Ross Ashford, 3.9 seconds, $2,626 each; 2. Jake Smith/Douglas Rich, 4.1, $2,101; 3. Brenten Hall/Kaden Profili, 4.2, $1,576; 4. Kaleb Driggers/Junior Nogueira, 4.3, $1,050.

Advancing: 1. Jake Smith/Douglas Rich, $6,828 each; 2. Kaleb Driggers/Junior Nogueira, $3,676; 3. (tie) Brenten Hall/Kaden Profili and J.C. Yeahquo/Ross Ashford, $2,626 each.

Bracket Three:

First round: 1. Nelson Wyatt/Jonathan Torres, 4.9 seconds, $2,626 each; 2. Kreece Thompson/Denim Ross, 5.0, $2,101; 3. Pedro Egurrola/Justin Davis, 5.1, $1,576; 4. Clay Smith/Coleby Payne, 10.3, $1,050. 

Second round: 1. Kreece Thompson/Denim Ross, 5.1 seconds, $2,626 each; 2. Clay Smith/Coleby Payne, 5.4, $2,101; 3. Tee McLeod/Jeremy Buhler, 5.5, $1,576; 4. Pedro Egurrola/Justin Davis, 7.3, $1,050.