77th Othello rodeo results
MIKE MAYNARD | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 3 weeks AGO
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.
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