With the Farm-City Pro Rodeo in Hermiston, Oregon, adding over $60,000 to the pot, it was a key stop for the team ropers this week and the common thread running through nearly every team on this list. Add in Omak, Billings, Kalispell, New Plymouth, and Jerome, and the money moved fast for the ropers who really needed it.
These were the top five money earnings in the team roping over the week of August 10-16.
1. Coy Rahlmann & Logan Medlin: $13,787
Coy Rahlmann and Logan Medlin led the week, cashing in for $13,787 a man almost entirely on the back of one rodeo. At Hermiston, they placed second in the first round for $4,971 a man, then came back to win the finals outright for $1,153 apiece before taking third in the average for $6,338 a man. They added to the total with a ninth-place check at Billings with 5.0 seconds for $1,325 each.
2. Cash Duty & Trent Vaught: $12,704
Trent Vaught and Cash Duty put together a four-rodeo week worth $12,704 a man. They opened with sixth at Omak Stampede’s first round for $1,925 apiece, then went to work at Hermiston — second in the finals for $954 each and second in the average for a big $7,457 a man. They closed the week with a third-place run at Jerome, Idaho, with a 4.4-second run for $2,368 apiece.
3. Spencer Mitchell & Trey White: $10,399
Spencer Mitchell and 2026 Resistol Rookie contender Trey White pocketed $10,399 each, and the number should tell you exactly where it came from: Hermiston. After a ninth-place tie at Omak Stampede ($1,069 apiece) and third in the Farm-City finals ($755 each), they ended up with the fastest time on three head of the week at 17.0 seconds to win it outright for $8,575 a man.
4. Nelson Wyatt & Jonathan Torres: $9,132
Nelson Wyatt and Jonathan Torres made their money at the top of the leaderboard rather than the bottom. They won the Hermiston first round in 4.3 seconds for $5,717 apiece, added eighth in the average for $746 each, then went to New Plymouth, Idaho, and won Payette County PRCA Rodeo outright in 4.7 seconds for $2,669 a man — good for $9,132 on the week.
5. Clint Summers & Jade Corkill: $8,081
Clint Summers & Jade Corkill stayed consistent all week for $8,081-a-man across four rodeos. They tied for second at Omak Stampede’s first round for $2,780 each, tied for sixth at the Farm-City first round for $1,616 apiece, picked up eighth at Rodeo Billings for $1,546 each, and closed with third at Northwest Montana Fair and Rodeo in 7.1 seconds for $2,139 a man.