Moses Lake Roundup Day 1 results
IAN BIVONA | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 2 years, 2 months AGO
The Moses Lake Roundup began with the bareback riding event, kicking off an eight-event evening Thursday.
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The steer wrestling event sees a rider and an assistant - called a hazer - chase down a steer before being wrestled to the ground.
Riders in the saddle bronc event, known as the rodeo’s classic event, try to maintain balance atop a bucking horse.
A rider attempts to stay atop a bull during the bull riding event Thursday evening.
Ian Bivona serves as the Columbia Basin Herald’s sports reporter and is a graduate of Auburn University in Auburn, Alabama. He enjoys the behind-the-scenes stories that lead up to the wins and losses of the various sports teams in the Basin. Football is his favorite sport, though he likes them all, and his favorite team is the Jets. He lives in Soap Lake with his cat, Honey. | August 20, 2022 12:25 PM
MOSES LAKE – The 2022 Moses Lake Roundup kicked off on Thursday night at the Grant County Fairgrounds, bringing in competitors from around the country.
The rodeo began with a pre-show that consisted of 4H riders making their way around the course, as well as a mutton-busting event for young riders.
The theme of the evening was cancer awareness, with riders and volunteers donning pink-colored shirts and accessories. Shortly before the rodeo began, a memorial service was held for those who had passed away from cancer, releasing white doves to honor them.
The rodeo began with bareback riding, with contestants exiting the pen atop a bucking horse, and attempting to stay on for eight seconds. Bull Tutor won the bareback riding competition with a score of 74.
The third event on Thursday night was team roping, where a team of two riders work together to catch a steer in the fastest time possible. The timed event was won by the team of Stanley/Campbell with a time of 16.5 seconds.
The saddle bronc event hit the arena afterward, an event with similar scoring to bareback riding. Dawson Hay’s score of 87 gave him the win.
Shayla Currin’s time of 2.5 seconds gave her the win in the women’s breakaway roping event, an event that shares common ground with tie-down roping.
In the tie-down roping event, John Douch made quick work of his run, completing it in 8.3 seconds for the win.
Leslie Smalygo earned the win in the barrel racing event, where riders navigate through a course of barrels in the arena. She had a time of 17.3 seconds.
In the final event, Caleb McMillan left the arena with a win in the bull riding event. He earned a score of 83, half a point above second place.
Full results:
Bareback riding:
1st place - Bill Tutor, 74 points
2nd place - Payton Wright, 68 points
Steer wrestling
1st place - Eric Logan
T-2nd place - Caleb McMillan
T-2nd place - Jacob Stacy
3rd place - Antonio Martinez
Team roping:
1st place - Stanley/Campbell, 16.5 seconds
Saddle bronc:
1st place - Dawson Hay, 87 points
2nd place - Jacobs Crawley, 83.5 points
3rd place - Sterling Crawley, 82.5 points
4th place - Brody Wells, 79.5 points
Women’s breakaway roping:
1st place - Shayla Currin, 2.5 seconds
T-2nd place - Bailey Patterson, 2.6 seconds
T-2nd place - Traci Ashton, 2.6 seconds
4th place - Makenly Davis, 2.8 seconds
Tie down roping:
1st place - John Douch, 8.3 seconds
2nd place - Michael D Pederson, 15.2 seconds
Barrel racing:
1st place - Leslie Smalygo, 17.30 seconds
2nd place - Chelsie Stodghill, 17.53 seconds
3rd place - Mary Shae Thomas, 17.72 seconds
4th place - Phyllis Owens, 18.26 seconds
Bull riding:
1st place - Caleb McMillan, 83 points
2ns place - Trey Kimzey, 82.5 points
3rd place - Creek Young, 78 points
