Team Ropers Tyler Wade/Wesley Thorp Make World Record-Tying Run to Win Round 8

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Courtesy of the PRCA

If you’re a cowboy, there’s no better place in rodeo to perform your best than the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo presented by Teton Ridge.

That’s exactly what team ropers Tyler Wade and Wesley Thorp did during Round 8 Thursday night.

The duo tied the world and NFR record with a lightning fast 3.3-second run before 17,616 fans Thursday night at the Thomas & Mack Center.

“Honestly, Wesley ropes so good that I just try and set him up every night,” Wade said. “It just happened fast and he’s able to shut the run down so fast. It’s special.”

With their $30,706 victory, Wade is second in the PRCA | RAM World Standings with $226,834 and Thorp is first in header standings with $233,061.

“It’s awesome. I feel like it was the confidence boost that we needed right there,” Thorp said. “It’s been a slow week and we’d felt that we’ve not gotten the ball rolling. To draw a good steer and make that kind of run, it was unbelievable.”

Wade/Thorp now share the world record with Chad Masters/Jade Corkill at the Wrangler NFR Finals Rodeo, 2009; Brock Hanson/Ryan Motes in Nacogdoches, Texas, 2012; Kaleb Driggers/Junior Nogueira at the Wrangler NFR Finals Rodeo, 2017; Clay Smith/Jade Corkill in San Antonio, Texas, 2021 and Dustin Egusquiza/Travis Graves in Oakley, Utah, 2021.

“I think the most important thing is we get to go at the end of the round,” Thorp said. “But, with the run that we are trying to make it doesn’t play a factor into what we’re trying to do. It depends on the steer you draw and how you attack the angles. We’re going to continue to do what got us here and not change the game plan for this arena.”


Bareback rider Jess Pope finds NFR rhythm in Round 8 win

Since qualifying for his first Wrangler NFR in 2020, bareback rider Jess Pope has been a case study in consistency.

The Kansas cowboy has won three NFR average titles in a row and the 2022 PRCA World Championship.

Pope was in top form on Thursday night, winning Round 8 with an 88.5-point ride on Championship Pro Rodeo’s The Crow.

The ride pushed Pope into the average lead with 681.5 points on eight head. He’s trying to become the first bareback rider in PRCA history to win four straight NFR average crowns in his first four NFR appearances.

“It was really good tonight; the horse was strong. He was small, so he’s really hard to ride but he bucks like a big horse would, dropping and throwing his head back in the air at you,” Pope said. “It makes it hard but it’s fun.”

Pope is third in the world standings with $235,605 behind Keenan Hayes ($324,597) and Clayton Biglow ($269,892). The average winner takes home $78,747.

“You know, I’m not the one that gets to control my future, the good Lord above has a plan for me and if it’s to win four in a row then that’s amazing,” Pope said. “But as for me I’m just going to keep showing up doing my job every chance I get, and I’m just trying to enjoy and love it while I get the opportunity to rodeo.”

No matter how things unfold in Round 9 and Round 10 for Pope, he knows he’s prepared for the moments.

“I have prepared since I was a little kid for this. There’s a lot of hours, work and a lot of preparation that goes into this that no one really sees,” Pope said. “I train myself mentally to expect to win every day I show up.”


Steer wrestler Bridger Anderson adds another NFR round win

When steer wrestler Bridger Anderson has been good, he has been great at the 2023 Wrangler NFR – and he was great again on Thursday night.

Anderson captured his second round win at the NFR, winning Round 8 with a 3.3-second run.

“There’s been a few times where I haven’t necessarily capitalized but I’ve been drawing good, the horses feel great, Clayton (Hass) is doing a great job for Whiskers and I. Everybody here bulldogs great. They have great steers, great horses. It’s makes for a fun bulldogging for sure. It was awesome (to get his first go-round buckle) and I can’t wait to go back (to the South Point) tonight.”

Anderson, who also won Round 4 with a 3.5-second time, has earned $84,290 at this year’s NFR. Anderson is making his second career NFR appearance with his first coming in 2020 at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, when he finished ninth. Anderson is eighth in the world standings with $169,801.

“Honestly, the bulldogging – even the guys that are trying to stay in the average they got to go at the barrier and make up ground,” Anderson said. “I think everybody, me included is trying to get as fast a start as we can and draw the best steers and just try to bulldog the best we can.”


Tie-down roper Hunter Herrin captures Round 8 glory

Before Thursday, veteran tie-down roper Hunter Herrin was having a decent NFR, placing in three rounds.

In Round 8, things got even better for the Apache, Okla., cowboy. Herrin stopped the clock in 7.4 seconds for the win.

Herrin has won $84,950 at the NFR and is seventh in the world standings with $199,502.

“The start is so important. After coming out late the first couple rounds, I’ve found my groove these past three rounds,” Herrin said. “Tonight, I pulled but my horse was running through the pull. Thankfully, he let me get her roped and then he did his job. Fortunately, this time I was able to come out on top. We’re going to head down (to the South Point for the go-round buckle) meet some family, and just enjoy the process.”

Herrin has a simple strategy for Rounds 9 and 10.

“Tomorrow night’s calves are really strong. I think 10-11 guys will have a really good chance to win,” Herrin said. “I know I will have two good calves that a guy should win on with a good run. We’re just going to try and hit the barrier, tie them down, and hopefully it will deposit me a little more money.”


Trio of cowboys share saddle bronc riding Round 8 triumphant

All week at the Wrangler NFR, cowboys seem to be splitting round wins – the trend continued in saddle bronc riding on Thursday night with 87.5-point rides.

Zeke Thurston on Frontier Rodeo’s Yellowstone; Sage Newman aboard Three Hills Rodeo’s Devil’s Advocate; and Brody Cress on Corey & Lange Rodeo’s Monster.

“Yeah, it’s a really good little horse. She has been around for a long time and it’s actually the first time I’ve ever drawn her,” said Thurston. “Logan Hay hopped on her last year, so I knew I had a good shot, and I just went out there and tried to make the best ride I could.”

Thurston, the reigning PRCA Saddle Bronc Riding World Champion, is having another outstanding NFR. He has won three rounds – Round 1, Round 5 and Round 8.

Thurston leads the world standings with $344,427, just $327 in front of second place Sage Newman. The difference right now is Thurston is first in the average with 688 points on eight head, while Newman is seventh with 677.5 on eight head. The average winner takes home $78,747.

“It really is just horse by horse, but the fundamentals never change. It doesn’t matter what you draw, you still have to go out there, do the basics, and apply them the best you can,” said Thurston, who is aiming for his fourth world championship.

Newman was thrilled to be in the world championship conversation by splitting the win. Newman also won Round 3.

“I had a big paint horse, and he takes a bunch of the reign and just kind of lets you do your stuff,” Newman said. “He had a good day today and I pair up with him well, so I was happy to have him.”

Newman acknowledged he’s not consumed about crunching numbers in the world standings right now.

“I’m just taking it one day at a time. I don’t really look at the money or anything,” he said. “I just do my job the best I can one horse at a time and try to keep things rolling. Keep it simple and have fun.”

Cress, who is making his seventh NFR appearance, is also trying to win the NFR average for the fourth time in his career. Cress is sixth in the world standings with $241,136 and is second in the average with 686 points on eight head.

“I hadn’t been on that horse (Monster) before winning in Ellensburg a few years ago,” Cress said. “He had a great trip with Ryder Sanford the first time around this week, so I knew coming into tonight I had a really good chance. He’s a very electric, little horse that has a few different trips and he jumped out and gave me an amazing one. I was glad I was able to do my job, stay focused, and keep the momentum rolling.”

Cress, who had a tough NFR a year ago, earning just $63,630, has earned $108,393 in Vegas this year.

“I think one of the main things that’s helped me is continuing to be a student of the craft and not thinking I’ve got everything figured out,” he said. “It started out a little bit rough this year with inconsistencies but with changes to my workout routine and the size of my saddle, it’s made a huge difference. I’ve been preparing for the NFR since the middle of the summer and it’s paying off.”


Tristen Hutchings’ first ride of NFR results in Round 8 victory

Bull rider Tristen Hutchings was pitching a shutout – and not in a good way – at the 2023 Wrangler NFR.

The Idaho, cowboy ended his slump with an 89-point ride on Pete Carr Pro Rodeo’s Pegasus to win Round 8.

Hutchings is sixth in the world standings with $221,899.

“It really does feel good. It was kind of wild and reckless, but I loved it,” Hutchings said. “I loved hearing the buzzer. I didn’t care if I placed first, I just wanted to hear the buzzer. It was pretty spectacular. I’m ready to go to the South Point (Casino) and smile.

“You know, I have been through a lot. I had about seven family members here all week long and the rest of my family flew into today. If it was God’s plan to only let me ride one bull, I’m glad he let me do it today.”


Barrel racer Kassie Mowry snares Round 8 title

In the highly competitive field of barrel racers Kassie Mowry stood out in Round 8 in a round breaking record time.

The Dublin, Texas, cowgirl clocked a 13.30-second run for the win.

Mowry has had a solid NFR now placing in four rounds – and she is third in the world standings with $241,369. She has earned $107,567 in Vegas. The Round 8 record was 13.37 seconds by Amberleigh Moore in 2016.

“It all just happened so fast. I can’t wait to watch the video because it really is all just a blur,” Mowry said. “I knew I really had to lay the hammer down because Brittany was so fast coming out of the gate, and I was down a little bit on the back of the ground. I didn’t think, I just reacted. That’s probably the best thing to do when you come here in, and you are in this situation.

“It’s been a lot of fun. Coming back to the NFR for a second-straight season really helped with my preparation. I have been able to put a lot of faith in my horses, regardless of who is running. It’s been a great experience.”


Barrel racer Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi claims world championship

Barrel racer Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi is now a three-time world champion.

The Lampasas, Texas, cowgirl – by placing second in Round 8 with a 13.34-second – clinched her third world title to go along with the ones she captured in 2007 and 2009.

With two rounds left she has amassed over $427,657 in earnings.

“It’s surreal right now,” Pozzi Tonozzi said. “I never thought a third was going to be in the cards for me. This is another dream come true.”

Pozzi Tonozzi leads the average race with 108.98 seconds on eight runs.

2023 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo Results
Round 8, Dec. 14
Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, Nev.

Bareback Riding: Eighth round: 1. Jess Pope, 88.5 points on Championship Pro Rodeo's The Crow, $30,706; 2. Jacob Lees, 87, $24,268; 3. Rocker Shane Steiner, 86, $18,325; 4. Richmond Champion, 85.5, $12,877; 5. Kade Sonnier, 84.5, $7,924; 6. (tie) Keenan Hayes and Leighton Berry, 83.5, $2,476 each; 8. Dean Thompson, 81; 9. (tie) Clayton Biglow and Tanner Aus, 80.5 each; 11. (tie) Tim O'Connell and Mason Clements, 79.5 each; 13. Cole Reiner, 79; 14. (tie) Orin Larsen and Jayco Roper, NS. Average leaders: 1. Jess Pope, 681.5 points on eight head; 2. Keenan Hayes, 676.5; 3. Kade Sonnier, 671; 4. (tie) Leighton Berry and Mason Clements, 670.5; 6. Cole Reiner, 670; 7. Clayton Biglow, 669; 8. Jacob Lees, 667; 9. Tanner Aus, 666; 10. Rocker Shane Steiner, 662.5; 11. Richmond Champion, 659.5; 12. Tim O'Connell, 653; 13. Jayco Roper, 587.5 points on seven head; 14. Orin Larsen, 550.5; 15. Dean Thompson, 481.5 points on six head. World Standings: 1. Keenan Hayes, $324,597; 2. Clayton Biglow, $269,892; 3. Jess Pope, $235,605; 4. Rocker Shane Steiner, $234,512; 5. Kade Sonnier, $217,189; 6. Leighton Berry, $214,180; 7. Mason Clements, $211,281; 8. Jayco Roper, $205,076; 9. Jacob Lees, $198,878; 10. Tim O'Connell, $190,623; 11. Cole Reiner, $181,873; 12. Tanner Aus, $180,661; 13. Orin Larsen, $157,237; 14. Richmond Champion, $151,404; 15. Dean Thompson, $146,404.

Steer Wrestling: Eighth round: 1. Bridger Anderson, 3.3 seconds, $30,706; 2. Jacob Talley, 3.5, $24,268; 3. (tie) Ty Erickson and Dakota Eldridge, 3.8, $15,601 each; 5. Stephen Culling, 3.9, $7,924; 6. (tie) Dirk Tavenner and Don Payne, 4.0, $2,476 each; 8. (tie) Jesse Brown, Tyler Waguespack, J.D. Struxness, Cody Devers, Balko, Okla., 4.2 each; 12. Stan Branco, 4.6; 13. Nick Guy, 5.4; 14. Dalton Massey, 10.0; 15. Will Lummus, 14.1. Average leaders: 1. Dakota Eldridge, 36.1 seconds on eight head; 2. Don Payne, 36.3; 3. Nick Guy, 37.9; 4. Jesse Brown, 38.1; 5. Tyler Waguespack, 42.4; 6. Stephen Culling, 44.0; 7. Stan Branco, 45.6; 8. Dalton Massey, 50.7; 9. J.D. Struxness, 38.8 seconds on seven head; 10. Ty Erickson, 47.8; 11. (tie) Dirk Tavenner and Jacob Talley, 35.3 seconds on six head; 13. Bridger Anderson, 20.9 seconds on five head; 14. Cody Devers, 27.0; 15. Will Lummus, 43.1. World Standings: 1. Dalton Massey, $264,678; 2. Stan Branco, $227,648; 3. Tyler Waguespack, $225,572; 4. J.D. Struxness, $211,144; 5. Jesse Brown, $197,862; 6. Ty Erickson, $194,120; 7. Dirk Tavenner, $182,224; 8. Bridger Anderson, $169,801; 9. Will Lummus, $168,516; 10. Jacob Talley, $164,282; 11. Dakota Eldridge, $161,789; 12. Nick Guy, $160,466; 13. Stephen Culling, $155,628; 14. Don Payne, $135,141; 15. Cody Devers, $114,132.

Team Roping: Eighth round: 1. Tyler Wade/Wesley Thorp, 3.3 seconds, $30,706 each; 2. Clay Smith/Paden Bray, 3.6, $24,268; 3. Andrew Ward/Buddy Hawkins II, 3.8, $18,325; 4. Erich Rogers/Paul Eaves, 4.4, $12,877; 5. Luke Brown/Hunter Koch, 4.8, $7,924; 6. Nelson Wyatt/Jonathan Torres, 9.0, $4,953; 7. Clint Summers/Jake Long, 9.4; 8. Derrick Begay/Colter Todd, 13.3; 9. (tie) Kaleb Driggers/Junior Nunes Nogueira, Coleman Proctor/Logan Medlin, Dustin Egusquiza/Levi Lord, Rhen Richard/Jeremy Buhler, Tanner Tomlinson/Patrick Smith, Marcus Theriot/Cole Curry and Jake Cooper Clay/Tyler Worley, NT. Average leaders: 1. Derrick Begay/Colter Todd, 60.7 seconds on eight head; 2. Andrew Ward/Buddy Hawkins II, 35.4 points on seven head; 3. Luke Brown/Hunter Koch, 40.7; 4. Tyler Wade/Wesley Thorp, 50.0; 5. Nelson Wyatt/Jonathan Torres, 59.1; 6. Clay Smith/Paden Bray, 30.0 seconds on six head; 7. Clint Summers/Jake Long, 33.8; 8. Tanner Tomlinson/Patrick Smith, 46.2; 9. Rhen Richard/Jeremy Buhler, 50.8; 10. (tie) Kaleb Driggers/Junior Nunes Nogueira and Erich Rogers/Paul Eaves, 31.4 seconds on five head; 2. Marcus Theriot/Cole Curry, 33.0; 13. Dustin Egusquiza/Levi Lord, 26.3 seconds on four head; 14. Jake Cooper Clay/Tyler Worley, 31.7; 15. Coleman Proctor/Logan Medlin, 45.1. World Standings (Headers): 1. Clint Summers, $227,075; 2. Tyler Wade, $226,834; 3. Andrew Ward, $219,856; 4. Nelson Wyatt, $201,390; 5. Luke Brown, $196,405; 6. Kaleb Driggers, $193,174; 7. Dustin Egusquiza, $190,445; 8. Coleman Proctor, $187,071; 9. Derrick Begay, $180,473; 10. Clay Smith, $180,180; 11. Rhen Richard, $179,048; 12. Erich Rogers, $173,237; 13. Tanner Tomlinson, $159,908; 14. Marcus Theriot, $140,889; 15. Jake Cooper Clay, $136,872. World Standings (Heelers): 1. Wesley Thorp, $244,061; 2. Jake Long, $240,576; 3. Buddy Hawkins II, $219,856; 4. Hunter Koch, $196,405; 5. Colter Todd, $195,640; 6. Junior Nunes Nogueira, $193,174; 7. Levi Lord, $190,445; 8. Logan Medlin, $187,071; 9. Jeremy Buhler, $179,048; 10. Paden Bray, $175,581; 11. Paul Eaves, $173,588; 12. Patrick Smith, $159,908; 13. Jonathan Torres, $151,216; 14. Cole Curry, $133,712; 15. Tyler Worley, $130,727.

Saddle Bronc Riding: Eighth round: 1. (tie) Sage Newman, on Three Hills Rodeo's Devil's Advocate, Zeke Thurston, on Frontier Rodeo Co.'s Yellowstone and Brody Cress, on Corey & Lange Rodeo's Monster, 87.5 points, $24,433 each; 4. Wyatt Casper, 87, $12,877; 5. (tie) Dawson Hay and Damian Brennan, 86, $6,438 each; 7. (tie) Ryder Wright and Lefty Marvel Holman, 85.5 each; 9. Tanner Butner, 85; 10. Kade Bruno, 84.5; 11. (tie) Chase Brooks and Ryder Sanford, 83.5 each; 13. Ben T. Andersen, 80.5; 14. Layton Green, NS; 15. Stetson Dell Wright, Inj. Average leaders: 1. Zeke Thurston, 688 points on eight head; 2. Brody Cress, 686; 3. Damian Brennan, 683; 4. (tie) Kade Bruno and Lefty Marvel Holman, 677.5 each; 6. Tanner Butner, 675; 7. Sage Newman, 673; 8. Wyatt Casper, 664.5; 9. Ryder Wright, 599 points on seven head; 10. Chase Brooks, 586; 11. Ryder Sanford, 581.5; 12. Layton Green, 564.5; 13. Dawson Hay, 492 points on six head; 14. Ben T. Andersen, 401.5 points on five head; 15. Stetson Dell Wright, Inj. World Standings: 1. Zeke Thurston, $344,427; 2. Sage Newman, $344,100; 3. Kade Bruno, $306,330; 4. Stetson Dell Wright, $261,626; 5. Ryder Wright, $254,750; 6. Brody Cress, $241,136; 7. Damian Brennan, $241,025; 8. Tanner Butner, $208,848; 9. Lefty Marvel Holman, $206,971; 10. Wyatt Casper, $190,061; 11. Dawson Hay, $178,851; 12. Chase Brooks, $175,800; 13. Ben T Andersen, $160,940; 14. Ryder Sanford, $154,703; 15. Layton Green, $146,829.

Tie-Down Roping: Eighth round: 1. Hunter Herrin, 7.4 seconds, $30,706; 2. John Douch, 7.5, $24,268; 3. Haven Meged, 7.7, $18,325; 4. Riley Mason Webb, 8.0, $12,877; 5. Blane Cox, 9.2, $7,924; 6. Ty Harris, 9.3, $4,953; 7. (tie) Shane Hanchey and Kincade Henry, 9.4 each; 9. Caleb Smidt, 10.3; 10. Westyn Hughes, 14.8; 11. Brushton Minton, 17.5; 12. Cory Solomon, 18.2; 13. (tie) Shad Mayfield, Beau Cooper and Tuf Case Cooper, NT. Average leaders: 1. Haven Meged, 60.9 seconds on eight head; 2. Riley Mason Webb, 63.7; 3. Kincade Henry, 70.9; 4. John Douch, 75.6; 5. Caleb Smidt, 75.9; 6. Shane Hanchey, 78.7; 7. Blane Cox, 90.1; 8. Cory Solomon, 93.6; 9. Brushton Minton, 94.5; 10. Westyn Hughes, 101.7; 11. Tuf Case Cooper, 55.8 seconds on seven head; 12. Hunter Herrin, 78.5; 13. Ty Harris, 85.1; 14. Shad Mayfield, 41.1 seconds on five head; 15. Beau Cooper, 32.7 seconds on three head. World Standings: 1. Riley Mason Webb, $388,963; 2. Haven Meged, $327,563; 3. Shad Mayfield, $278,677; 4. Caleb Smidt, $235,248; 5. Tuf Case Cooper, $213,969; 6. Cory Solomon, $206,957; 7. Hunter Herrin, $199,502; 8. Shane Hanchey, $184,490; 9. John Douch, $180,029; 10. Ty Harris, $170,235; 11. Westyn Hughes, $169,477; 12. Blane Cox, $169,229; 13. Kincade Henry, $158,282; 14. Brushton Minton, $134,476; 15. Beau Cooper, $127,417.

Barrel Racing: Eighth round: 1. Kassie Mowry, 13.30 seconds, $30,706; 2. Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi, 13.34, $24,268; 3. Sissy Winn, 13.45, $18,325; 4. Paige Jones, 13.65, $12,877; 5. (tie) Jordon Briggs and Lisa Lockhart, 13.66, $6,438 each; 7. Sue Smith, 13.78; 8. Stevi Hillman, 13.81; 9. Wenda Johnson, 13.82; 10. Taycie Matthews, 13.87; 11. Ilyssa Riley, 14.03; 12. Jessica Routier, 18.59; 13. Emily Beisel, 18.61; 14. Summer Kosel, 18.67; 15. Hailey Kinsel, 18.83. Average leaders: 1. Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi, 108.98 seconds on eight runs; 2. Kassie Mowry, 109.55; 3. Jordon Briggs, 109.83; 4. Lisa Lockhart, 110.23; 5. Paige Jones, 114.69; 6. Jessica Routier, 115.17; 7. Ilyssa Riley, 116.76; 8. Wenda Johnson, 120.06; 9. Sue Smith, 121.21; 10. Hailey Kinsel, 121.49; 11. Emily Beisel, 124.42; 12. Summer Kosel, 125.46; 13. Sissy Winn, 129.05; 14. Stevi Hillman, 130.42; 15. Taycie Matthews, 131.50. World Standings: 1. Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi, $427,657; 2. Emily Beisel, $246,674; 3. Kassie Mowry, $241,369; 4. Sissy Winn, $229,962; 5. Jordon Briggs, $227,449; 6. Lisa Lockhart, $209,967; 7. Summer Kosel, $196,504; 8. Stevi Hillman, $173,990; 9. Paige Jones, $172,070; 10. Jessica Routier, $162,651; 11. Taycie Matthews, $154,161; 12. Sue Smith, $133,969; 13. Wenda Johnson, $130,506; 14. Ilyssa Riley, $121,473; 15. Hailey Kinsel, $115,776.

Bull Riding: Eighth round: 1. Tristen Hutchings, 89 points on Pete Carr Pro Rodeo's Pegasus, $30,706; 2. (tie) Sage Steele Kimzey and Jordan Hansen, 88, $21,296 each; 4. Josh Frost, 86, $12,877; 5. Cody Teel, 83.5, $7,924; 6. Jared Parsonage, 83, $4,953; 7. (tie) Ky John Hamilton, Trey Holston, Creek Walker Young, Hayes Weight, T Parker, Trey Kimzey, Jeff Askey and Cullen R. Telfer, NS; 15. Stetson Dell Wright, Inj. Average leaders: 1. Ky John Hamilton, 514.5 points on six head; 2. Sage Steele Kimzey, 437 points on five head; 3. Trey Kimzey, 337.5 points on four head; 4. Jared Parsonage, 332.5; 5. Josh Frost, 258 points on three head; 6. Creek Walker Young, 257.5; 7. Jordan Hansen, 172.5 points on two head; 8. Jeff Askey, 171; 9. Cody Teel, 167.5; 10. Trey Holston, 166; 11. T Parker, 164.5; 12. Tristen Hutchings, 89 points on one head; 13. (tie) Hayes Weight and Cullen R. Telfer, NS; 15. Stetson Dell Wright, Inj. World Standings: 1. Ky John Hamilton, $516,667; 2. Stetson Dell Wright, $378,630; 3. Josh Frost, $306,666; 4. Sage Steele Kimzey, $305,333; 5. Trey Kimzey, $228,071; 6. Tristen Hutchings, $221,899; 7. Creek Walker Young, $221,013; 8. Trey Holston, $196,468; 9. Jared Parsonage, $193,795; 10. Jeff Askey, $193,697; 11. T Parker, $184,336; 12. Jordan Hansen, $183,443; 13. Cody Teel, $166,472; 14. Hayes Weight, $164,695; 15. Cullen R. Telfer, $138,245.

All-Around: 1. Stetson Dell Wright, $479,621; 2. Caleb Smidt, $235,543; 3. Nelson Wyatt, $200,442; 4. Paden Bray, $167,193; 5. Coleman Proctor, $167,193; 6. Brushton Minton, $150,612; 7. Marcus Theriot, $143,600; 8. Jake Cooper Clay, $137,893; 9. Taylor Santos, $128,504; 10. Paul David Tierney, $118,342.

RAM Top Gun: 1. Ky John Hamilton, $160,313; 2. Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi, $157,094, 3. Haven Meged, $132,495; 4. Stan Branco, $129,359; 5. (tie) Jake Long and Clint Summers, $126,552 each; 7. Zeke Thurston, $122,508; 8. Sissy Winn, $120,939; 9. Sage Steele Kimzey, $116,234; 10. Damian Brennan, $111,282.