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Egusquiza and Lord Win Pendleton: 2024 Team Roping Results and More
Everything you need to stay in the loop on the 2024 Pendleton Round-Up.
Dustin Egusquiza and Levi Lord won the 2024 Pendleton Round-Up. | Click Thompson photo

Things are about to get western as the 2024 Pendleton Round-Up kicked off Sept. 9, with team roping slack. One of the most anticipated rodeos of the year, Pendleton runs Sept. 11-14.

Legendary for the grass, the Indian relay races, the long start and so much more, Pendleton also marks a time in the year where the stakes are extremely high. And for some, how they fare on the grass could determine their December.

Bubble Battle

The short round could have major implications on the Top 15 race, as well as the PRCA Playoff Standings for the Governor’s Cup.

Cody Snow and Hunter Koch set a new arena record in Round 2 with a 4.0, and that $6,579-a-man payday will help them in their fight to the 2024 NFR. Snow and Koch currently sit 14th and 13th in the world standings, just $713.90 ahead of 15th for Snow and $960.94 for Koch. If they can add a solid average check to their round earnings, they can give themselves a much needed cushion in the Top 15 as they’re currently not qualified for the Governor’s Cup in Sioux Falls.

Riley and Brady Minor are in a similar boat as Snow and Koch as they’re fighting right around the Top 15, but they are not qualified for Sioux Falls. The Ellensburg brothers are 15th and 16th in the world with $96,995.72 won on the year and while they haven’t won anything in the rounds, a strong run in the short round could give them a nice check to add to their earnings and bring Brady back in the Top 15 on the heel side.

Wyatt and Paden Bray have already secured their spot to the Governor’s Cup through Puyallup, but they’re fighting extra hard to make their NFR dreams a reality. At 22nd and 24th in the world standings, Wyatt needs $14,761.45 to break inside the Top 15 and Paden needs $19,389.69. Coming back fourth high call, the Bray brothers are still in the running for the Pendleton Round-Up title, which would tighten the gap between them and the Top 15.

Like the Brays, Luke Brown and Travis Graves have been on another level as we enter the final weeks of the 2024 season. Brown and Graves are headed to Sioux Falls, and while Brown is currently in the Top 15 at No. 12, Graves is currently on the outside looking at 19th, just $6,066.11 behind 15th. Brown and Graves have already pocketed $1,859 a man on the grass, and a top three finish in the average should bring them over $6,000 a piece.

Pendleton Round-Up team roping short round

1Devon McDaniel Walt Woodard 
2Cody Snow Hunter Koch 
3Riley Minor Brady Minor 
4Jason Handy Cole Cooper 
5Tanner Patzke Quade Patzke 
6Kellan Johnson Carson Johnson 
7Hagen Peterson Chase Tryan 
8Jeff Flenniken Jake Minor 
9Wyatt Bray Paden Bray 
10Luke Brown Travis Graves 
11Dustin Egusquiza Levi Lord 
12Coleman Proctor Junior Nogueira

Pendleton Round-Up team roping results

As of Sept. 13

First round: 1. Brye Crites/Tyler Worley, 5.0 seconds, $6,579 each; 2. (tie) Jake Clay/Trey Yates and Coleman Proctor/Junior Nogueira, 5.3, $5,292 each; 4. (tie) Hagen Peterson/Chase Tryan and Clint Summers/Jake Long, 5.6, $3,576 each; 6. (tie) Luke Brown/Travis Graves and Jeff Flenniken/Jake Minor, 5.8, $1,859 each; 8. (tie) Wyatt Bray/Paden Bray and Dustin Egusquiza/Levi Lord, 5.9, $286 each.

Second round leaders: 1. Cody Snow/Hunter Koch, 4.0 seconds, $6,579 each; 2. Hayes Smith/Justin Davis, 4.9, $5,721; 3. David Temple/Tio Simmons, 5.2, $4,863; 4. Tyler Tryan/Denton Dunning, 5.3, $4,005; 5. Kreece Thompson/Cooper Freeman, 5.4, $3,146; 6. Wawa Ben JR./Brandon Ben, 5.5, $2,288; 7. Jake Stanley/B.J. Campbell, 5.6, $1,430; 8. (tie) Dustin Egusquiza/Levi Lord and Roger Nonella/Colton Gow, 5.9, $286 each.

Finals: 1. Dustin Egusquiza/Levi Lord, 6.1 seconds, $1,783 each; 2. Wyatt Bray/Paden Bray, 6.3, $1,550; 3. Luke Brown/Travis Graves, 6.7, $1,318; 4. Coleman Proctor/Junior Nogueira, 8.4, $1,085; 5. Jason Handy/Cole Cooper, 8.8, $853; 6. Jeff Flenniken/Jake Minor, 10.9, $620; 7. Kellan Johnson/Carson Johnson, 13.3, $388; 8. Cody Snow/Hunter Koch, 14.4, $155.

Average: 1. Dustin Egusquiza/Levi Lord, 17.9 seconds on three head, $9,868 each; 2. Wyatt Bray/Paden Bray, 18.3, $8,581; 3. Luke Brown/Travis Graves, 18.7, $7,294; 4. Coleman Proctor/Junior Nogueira, 19.8, $6,007; 5. Jason Handy/Cole Cooper, 22.1, $4,720; 6. Jeff Flenniken/Jake Minor, 23.0, $3,433; 7. Kellan Johnson/Carson Johnson, 26.4, $2,145; 8. Cody Snow/Hunter Koch, 28.0, $858.

2024 PRCA team roping world standings

As of Sept. 11. Does not appear to include current Pendleton earnings.

Heading

1Dustin Egusquiza $175,548.65 
2Kaleb Driggers$164,138.24 
3Tyler Wade$145,290.27 
4Coleman Proctor$131,745.64 
5J.C. Yeahquo$123,551.37 
6Clint Summers$117,070.44 
7Jake Smith$116,588.07 
8Brenten Hall$114,782.90 
9Andrew Ward$106,643.46 
10Derrick Begay$98,954.50 
11Erich Rogers$98,160.68 
12Luke Brown$98,069.79 
13Jr. Dees$97,855.20 
14Cody Snow$97,709.62 
15Riley Minor$96,995.72 
16Clay Smith$96,466.44 
17Tanner Tomlinson$96,373.22 
18Nelson Wyatt$93,774.81 
19Cyle Denison$85,950.88 
20Chad Masters$85,332.41 

Heeling

1Levi Lord$175,548.65 
2Junior Nunes Nogueira$162,880.30 
3Wesley Thorp$145,290.27 
4Logan Medlin$131,745.64 
5Jake Long$120,508.21 
6Douglas Rich$116,588.07 
7Kaden Profili$115,955.96 
8Buddy Hawkins$112,749.93 
9Jonathan Torres$109,491.53 
10Coleby Payne$106,466.44 
11Tanner Braden$101,248.24 
12JC Flake$101,023.95 
13Hunter Koch$99,720.63 
14Colter Todd$98,954.50 
15Paul Eaves$98,759.69 
16Brady Minor$96,995.72 
17Patrick Smith$96,373.22 
18Kollin VonAhn$95,444.90 
19Travis Graves$92,693.58 
20Wyatt Cox$88,953.96 
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