Columbia River Circuit rodeo standings 2026
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A breakaway roper fires out of the chute after her calf at the Moses Lake Roundup in August 2026.
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Rodeo Clown J.J. Harrison engages with the crowd with a brief game of toss with a football at the 2026 Othello Rodeo.
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Mason Stuller holds on while being thrown around by his horse at the Othello Rodeo in September 2026..
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Pickup man Jacob Stacy wrangles his horse at the Moses Lake Roundup earlier this season.
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MOSES LAKE — The competition across the Columbia River circuit has not disappointed with fast paced and high intensity action. See below where your favorite competitors stand amongst the competition.
All Around
1: Russell Cardoza — $28,947.95
2: Caleb McMillan — $24,041.35
3: Jake Raley — $20,253.49
4: Trent Sorey — $19,794.65
5: Taylor Santos — $19,727.04
6: Trey McFarlane — $19,367.66
7: Sam Saunders — $18,921.33
8: Kass Newman — $14,917.24
9: Jordan Tye — $14,893.27
10: Justin Reno — $14,247.21
Bareback Riding
1: Mason Stuller — $33,809.69
2: Colton Clemens — $28,057.45
3: Clay Stone — $17,347.57
4: Casey Thomson — $11,140.40
5: Dylan Riggins — $10,698.01
6: Mason Payne — $10,551.59
7: Ty Holmes — $8,064.49
8: Wyatt Wood — $7,588.58
9: Hunter Greenup — $6,366.89
10: Eldon McAlpine — $3,853.32
Saddle Bronc Riding
1: Joe Harper — $15,800.74
2: Trell McFarlane — $10,805.68
3: Ryan Verling — $10,132.23
4: Trey McFarlane — $5,650.42
5: Jace Angus — $4,822.31
6: Jake Clark — $4,452.40
7: Jaret Cooper — $4,025.79
8: Kade Bruno — $3,693.73
9: Caseyn Pearson — $3,571.84
10: Cooper Tyler — $2,826.41
Bull Riding
1: Lane Vaughan — $40,032.70
2: Roscoe Jarboe — $24,271.74
3: T.J. Gray — $21,904.47
4: Eyer Morrison — $16,873.01
5: Trey McFarlane — $13,468.10
6: Colt Schneiderman — $11,543.80
7: JC Merriott — $10,504.70
8: Cole Hill — $9,859.42
9: Jordan Spears — $8,911.20
10: Jace Catlin — $8,121.39
Steer Wrestling
1: Jesse Brown — $41,259.90
2: Colin Wolfe — $28,592.76
3: Chance Gartner — $28,015.20
4: Mike McGinn — $26,750.35
5: Dalton Massey — $26,225.91
6: Traver Johnson — $16,683.40
7: Trevor Maddox — $12,422.51
8: Wiley Jack Karas — $9,728.87
9: Kaden Greenfield — $9,651.97
10: Ringo Robinson — $9,452.57
Team Roping (Headers)
1: Garrett Rogers — $26,648.07
2: Clayton Hansen — $23,497.49
3: Denver Eng — $21,959.78
4: Jake Raley — $19,627.45
5: Riley Minor — $17,473.10
6: Dale Benevides — $15,423.49
7: Bryan Reay — $13,821.28
8: Justin Reno — $11,976.64
9: Jake Stanley — $11,696.67
10: Jeff Flenniken — $10,197.57
Team Roping (Heelers)
1: Jake Minor — $29,456.77
2: Chase Hansen — $23,497.49
3: Russell Cardoza — $18,012.30
4: Brady Minor — $17,473.10
5: Garrett Jepson — $15,423.49
6: Sam Saunders — $15,174.49
7: Garrett Jess — $13,821.28
8: Andy Carlson — $12,701.37
9: Bucky Campbell — $11,696.67
10: Dayton Stafford — $11,670.53
Tie-Down Roping
1: Ty Harris — $37,096.24
2: Trevor Hale — $28,368.40
3: Joel Harris — $28,347.62
4: Michael Pederson — $22,833.57
5: Jake Pratt — $20,851.98
6: Gator Goodrich — $17,664.99
7: Cash Fuesz — $14,248.53
8: Noodle Miller — $11,169.55
9: Kyle Sloan — $10,975.64
10: Caleb McMillan — $10,204.99
Steer Roping
1: Taylor Santos — $19,727.04
2: Trent Sorey — $16,583.42
3: Jason Burson — $7,833.84
4: Kass Newman — $7,499.82
5: Roger Nonella — $7,097.28
6: Will Casey — $6,708.26
7: Rowdy Bond — $6,189.04
8: Howdy McGinn — $2,737.03
9: Dawson McGinn — $2,225.09
10: Caleb McMillan — $1,963.55
Barrel Racing
1: Kathy Grimes — $64,968.91
2: Megan McLeod-Sprague — $37,245.38
3: Kaycie Kayser — $21,491.42
4: Julia Johnson — $18,956.72
5: Hailey Garrison Graham — $16,925.47
6: Lindsey Ham — $15,628.67
7: Tristan Parrish — $14,898.34
8: Anneliese McCurry — $14,897.75
9: Kacey Gartner — $13,905.79
10: Teri Bangart — $13,802.41
Breakaway Roping
1: Jordan Minor — $38,283.02
2: Josie Goodrich — $19,644.74
3: Kennedy Buckner — $17,527.65
4: Kimberly Williams — $16,398.30
5: Jacee Currin — $12,898.98
6: Bailey Patterson — $12,520.92
7: Tayler Eiguren — $11,638.63
8: Sloan McFarlane — $11,349.25
9: Shayla Currin — $9,815.71
10: JayCee Goodwin — $9,756.21
Rodeo Clown J.J. Harrison engages with the crowd with a brief game of toss with a football at the 2026 Othello Rodeo.MIKE MAYNARD/BASIN BUSINESS JOURNAL
Mason Stuller holds on while being thrown around by his horse at the Othello Rodeo in September 2026..MIKE MAYNARD/BASIN BUSINESS JOURNAL
Pickup man Jacob Stacy wrangles his horse at the Moses Lake Roundup earlier this season.MIKE MAYNARD/BASIN BUSINESS JOURNAL
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