Moses Lake Roundup final results
MIKE MAYNARD | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 2 months, 1 week AGO
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.
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