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77th Othello rodeo results

MIKE MAYNARD | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 5 hours, 53 minutes AGO
by MIKE MAYNARD
| September 22, 2026 3:00 AM

OTHELLO — The 77th Othello rodeo has come and gone with so much competition in between that drew over $67,000 in total payoff, according to the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Caleb McMillan from Soap Lake earned all-around cowboy by the end of the two night event, earning just over $3,000.  

See below how all the events shook out and where your favorite cowboy placed.  

All-around cowboy:  

Caleb McMillan, tie-down roping and steer wrestling. — $3,019 

Bareback riding:  

1. Colton Clemens, 85.5 — $2,394  

2. Mason Stuller, 83.5 — $1,836  

3. Clayton Biglow, 81.5 — $1,357  

4. Jacek Frost, 81 — $878  

5. Casey Thomson, 74.5 — $559 

Steer wrestling:  

1. Caleb McMillan, 4.0 seconds — $1,854  

2. Cache Montgomery, 5.0 — $1,534  

3. Jacob Stacy, 5.9 — $1,214  

4. Braedyn White, 7.0 — $895  

5. Russell Cardoza, 11.8 — $575  

6. Tony Martinez, 22.1 — $320. 

Team roping:  

1. Jeff Flenniken/Jake Minor, 5.4 seconds — $2,103 each  

2. (tie) Riley Kittle/Trey Yates and Jason Minor/Spencer Rutherford, 5.5 — $1,691 each  

4. Jake Raley/Russell Cardoza, 6.2 — $1,280  

5. Jett Stewart/Andy Carlson, 6.3 — $1,006  

6. Houston Hull/Dayton Stafford, 6.8 — $731  

7. Denver Eng/Calgary Smith, 10.2 — $457  

8. Justin Reno/Parker Deal, 11.2 — $183. 

Saddle bronc riding:  

1. Waitley Sharon, 87 points on Big Bend Rodeo's Can't Wait — $2,699  

2. Mitchell Story, 84.5 — $2,069  

3. Ben Andersen, 83 — $1,529  

4. (tie) James Perrin and Kyle Wanchuk, 81 — $810 each  

6. Joe Harper, 80.5 — $450  

7. Jaret Cooper, 78.5 — $360  

8. Bryett Larsen, 77.5 — $270. 

Tie-down roping:  

1. Kass Newman, 8.8 seconds — $1,730  

2. Kass Kayser, 10.7 — $1,504  

3. (tie) Gator Goodrich and Caleb McMillan — 10.8, $1,166 each  

5. Bo Pickett, 11.2 — $827  

6. Jordan Tye, 12.9 — $602  

7. Jacob Paul, 13.5 — $376  

8. Noodle Miller, 15.2 — $150. 

Barrel racing:  

1. Teri Bangart, 17.66 seconds — $1,644  

2. Ainsley Philippi, 17.72 — $1,409  

3. Hailey Garrison Graham, 17.74 — $1,175  

4. Tru Most, 17.81 — $1,018 

5. (tie) Jordan Bailey and Michelle Williams, 17.86 — $705 each  

7. Jordan Minor, 17.87 — $470  

8. Cheyenne Allan, 18.00 — $313  

9. Makenzie Mayes, 18.16 — $235  

10. (tie) Katy Bremner and Sloan McFarlane, 18.48 — $78 each. 

Bull riding: 

1. John Crimber, 86.5 points — $3,216  

2. Lane Vaughan, 85 — $2,568  

3. Gavin Knutson, 82.5 — $2,013  

4. Jordan Spears, 72 — $1,458 

Total payoff: $67,155. 



    Bareback rider Mason Stuller holds on tight as the pickup crew at the Othello rodeo come to help him off his horse.
 
 


    Kennedy Buckner awaits her turn during the breakaway roping competition at the Othello rodeo on Saturday.
 
 


    Colton Clemens shoots out the gate on his horse during the bareback riding competition at the Othello rodeo on Saturday.
 
 


    Miss Rodeo Washington Ava La Valley waves to fans as she rides the perimeter of the Othello rodeo arena Saturday.
 
 


    A tie-down roper works fast to bound his calf at the Othello rodeo Saturday.
 
 


    Two contestants in the wild cow competition do their best to gain control of their cow at the Othello rodeo Saturday.
 
 


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