Moses Lake Roundup final results
MIKE MAYNARD | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 1 month AGO
Statler Wright keeps a firm grasp on his rope while performing in the Saddle Bronc competition at the Moses Lake Roundup
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A steer wrestler muscles his steer to the ground during the Moses Lake Roundup.
No hat, no problem for Kelin Abbat while performing in the bareback riding competition at the Moses Lake Roundup.
Pickup man Jacob Stacy works to keep the arena clear ahead of the next competition of the Moses Lake Roundup.
Jayco Roper holds on to his bronc while practically hanging upside down in the saddle bronc competition at the Moses Lake Roundup.
The Grant County Fair fills in the skyline behind a rodeo arena packed full of fans for the Moses Lake Roundup.
MOSES LAKE — The 83rd Moses Lake Roundup has concluded, bringing together the best of the Columbia River Circuit. Stetson Wright earned All-Around Cowboy, racking up just over $1,900 between saddle bronc riding and bull riding. The competition was stiff, with many competitions having several riders tie.
See below the final results from the roundup, according to a release by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association.
All-around cowboy:
Stetson Wright, $1,933, saddle bronc riding and bull riding.
Bareback riding:
1. Mason Yancy, 85.5 points on Corey & Lange Rodeo's Brittany Fox, $6,627
2. Garrett Shadbolt, 83.5, $5,081
3. Jacek Frost, 82, $3,755
4 (tie). Owen Brouillette, Colton Clemens and Tristan Hansen, 80.5, $1,694 each
7 (tie). Orin Larsen, Bradlee Miller and Jayco Roper, 80, $515 each.
Steer wrestling:
1. Jesse Brown, 3.6 seconds, $4,611
2 (tie). Garrett Oates and Cash Robb, 3.8, $3,842 each
4 (tie). Zach Hamar and Colten Leech, 3.9, $2,920 each
6. Curtis Cassidy, 4.0, $2,459
7 (tie). Cody Devers, Scott Guenthner, Jace Mayfield, Rowdy Parrott, Don Payne and J.D. Struxness, 4.1, $1,460 each
13. Seth Peterson, 4.2, $615
14 (tie). Kyle Irwin, Tyke Kipp and Gavin Soileau, 4.3, $256 each.
Team roping:
1. Kaleb Driggers/Junior Nogueira, 4.0 seconds, $5,813 each
2 (tie). James Arviso/Levi Lord and Nelson Wyatt/Jonathan Torres, 4.3, $4,844 each
4. Tanner Tomlinson/Wesley Thorp, 4.5, $3,875
5. Kash Bonnett/Logan Cullen, 4.6, $3,488
6. Slade Wood/Logan Moore, 4.7, $3,100
7. Dustin Egusquiza/JC Flake, 4.8, $2,713
8. Cash Duty/Trent Vaught, 4.9, $2,325
9. J.C. Yeahquo/L.J. Yeahquo, 5.0, $1,938
10 (tie). Jack Graham/Cully Stafford, Tee McLeod/Jake Edwards, Jake Smith/Douglas Rich and Andrew Ward/Jake Long, 5.2, $1,211 each
14 (tie). Kolby Krieger/Sid Sporer and Kolton Schmidt/Paden Bray, 5.4, $484 each.
Saddle bronc riding:
1. Brody Wells, 88.5 points on Big Stone Rodeo Inc's Rubels, $6,796
2. Tanner Butner, 88, $5,210
3 (tie). Gus Gaillard, Coleman Shallbetter and Darcy Wockner, 87, $2,643 each
6 (tie). Kade Bruno, Weston Patterson, Waitley Sharon and Stetson Dell Wright, 85.5, $680 each.
Tie-down roping:
1. Riley Mason Webb, 7.7 seconds, $6,028
2. Lane Livingston, 8.1, $5,224 3. Dylan Hancock, 8.6, $4,822
4. Coltin Rauch, 9.0, $4,019
5. Riley Pruitt, 9.1, $3,617
6. Ty Harris, 9.2, $3,215
7. Cooper Mills, 9.3, $2,813
8 (tie). Roan Hudson and Chase Webster, 9.5, $2,210 each
10 (tie). Karson Kolacek and Treg Schaack, 9.7, $1,507 each
12 (tie). Brushton Minton and Macon Murphy, 9.8, $1,005 each
14. Kincade Henry, 9.9, $603 15. (tie) Gator Goodrich and Hunter Herrin, 10.2, $201 each.
Barrel racing:
1. Keyla Costa, 17.10 seconds, $7,061
2. Loralee Ward, 17.18, $5,649
3. Jana Bean, 17.29, $4,590
4. Paige Jones, 17.32, $3,531
5. Kathy Grimes, 17.36, $2,825
6. Kacey Gartner, 17.41, $2,118
7. Kaycie Kayser, 17.45, $1,765
8. Lindsey Muggli, 17.48, $1,589
9. Abby Phillips, 17.49, $1,412
10. Andrea Busby, 17.50, $1,236
11. Anita Ellis, 17.53, $1,059
12. Sloan McFarlane, 17.58, $883
13 (tie). Raelin Jurgens and Summer Kosel, 17.60, $618 each
15. Hailey Garrison Graham, 17.63, $353.
Bull riding:
1. Noah Lee, 89 points on Corey & Lange Rodeo's Peace Out, $7,050
2. Eyer Morrison, 88, $5,405
3. Ethan Skogquist, 87.5, $3,995
4. Dakota Hill, 86.5, $2,585
5 (tie). Caleb McMillan, Robbie Taylor and Stetson Dell Wright, 86, $1,253 each
8. Roscoe Jarboe, 85.5, $705.
Total payoff:
$257,476.
Stock Contractor: Corey & Lange Rodeo. Sub-Contractors: Brent Palmer, Gene King, Big Stone Rodeo Inc and Brookman Rodeo.
Rodeo Secretary: Allison Whitsett. Officials: Rocky Steagall, Monty Van Komen and Matt Askew.
Timers: Jenna Swain Swain and Emma Gunderson.
Announcer: Will Rasmussen.
Specialty Act: Austin Singley.
Bullfighters: Sean Peterson, Erick Schwindt and Miles Barry.
Clown/Barrelman: Austin Singley.
Flankmen: Travis Erickson, Bruce Sunstrum and Kenny Barringer.
Pickup Men: Jacob Stacy, Shane Moran and Caleb McMillan.
Music Director: Ben Benavides.
Photographer: Roseanna Sales.
A steer wrestler muscles his steer to the ground during the Moses Lake Roundup.
No hat, no problem for Kelin Abbat while performing in the bareback riding competition at the Moses Lake Roundup.
Pickup man Jacob Stacy works to keep the arena clear ahead of the next competition of the Moses Lake Roundup.
Jayco Roper holds on to his bronc while practically hanging upside down in the saddle bronc competition at the Moses Lake Roundup.
The Grant County Fair fills in the skyline behind a rodeo arena packed full of fans for the Moses Lake Roundup.ARTICLES BY MIKE MAYNARD
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