20, North Dakota 650.īoy's team standings: 1, Texas 7,685. 87, Chase Heim, Bismarck, N.D., 25.05.Īll-Around Rookie Cowboy: Coy Montgomery, Calif., 815.Īll-Around Cowboy: Gus Gaillard, Texas, 1595. Tie-down roping: 1, Cauy Masters, Iowa, 34.69. 47, Turbiville and Holden Meged, Mont., 15.12. Team roping: 1, Denim Ross and Levi Schmidt, Alb., 24.35. LAS VEGAS Martha Angelone’s mission is complete. Saddle bronc steer riding: 1, Gus Gaillard, Texas, 187. 113, Mortenson and Ty Scott, Manitoba, 22.41. 12, Hansen and Kiarra Reiss, Dickinson, N.D., 19.66. Ribbon roping: 1, Luke Dubois and Grace Dubois, La., 25.5. Pole bending: 1, Jaylee Young, Okla., 61.235. Girl's goat tying: 1, Logan Wilson, Miss., 23.17. 77, Cael Hilzendeger, Baldwin, N.D., 3.12. 48, Kaulder Kvamme, Carrington, N.D., 21.03. 34, Boekelman, 70.Ĭhute dogging: 1, Brady Barringer, Iowa, 7.7. 113, Teigen Marmon, Bowman, N.D., 9.59.īull riding: 1, Canyon Bass, Texas, 219. Goat tying: 1, Erryn Hodson, Utah, 22.39. Tie-down roping: Trae Smith, Idaho, 28.78. 63, Rebekah Nottestad, Mandan, N.D., 3.29. 88, Mattie Mastel, Marmarth, N.D., 248.īreakaway roping: 1, Cassie Miller, Ariz., 8.1. 53, Anna Jorgenson, Watford City, N.D., 268.5. Girl's cow cutting: 1, McKenna Coronado, Utah, 446.
38, Tanner Berger, Mandan, N.D., 53.īoy's cow cutting: 1, Carson Ray, Texas, 448. Representing Dickinson, Keenan Pierce finished 43rd in the nation in steer wrestling with a time of 23.61.īarrel racing: 1, Amanda Butler, Utah, 52.139. Representing North Dakota in the saddle bronc event, Jake Leppell of Keene earned 39th with a score of 49. Kelly Bang of Killdeer finished 155th in the same event. In breakaway roping she placed 77th and in pole bending, she finished 125th, just two spots behind Sydney Mossett of Hazen. Jorgenson also competed in reined cow horse, placing 72nd. Not far behind her was Anna Jorgenson of Watford City in 53rd, while Richardton's Josie Wicks earned 86th. Karly Bang of Killdeer finished 44th in girl's cow cutting. More recently, local riders competed in the National High School Finals Rodeo from July 15-21 at Rock Springs, Wyo.Ībby Hepper of Keene placed 10th in barrel racing with an average time of 53.009 seconds. Also out of Killdeer, Tyler Hanson finished 83rd in chute dogging. With a score of 82, Hunter Kluver of Killdeer finished 19th in saddle bronc steer riding. Also, Quaid Lardy completed the boy's breakaway event in 6.55 seconds, good for 82nd place. Saylor Wilson and Jayda Miller of Bowman placed 32nd and 138th in barrel racing, respectively.
Marmon, who placed 113th in goat tying, wasn't the only Bowman product to perform on the national stage. He also earned 23rd in bull riding, 35th in saddle bronc steer riding and 58th in bareback steer riding. "Boys don't tie goats after eighth grade, so what a career end," Kathryn Mavity said.īelfield native Cayden Kling faired well at the NJHFR, finishing second in boys breakaway with a time of 9.62 seconds. In addition to his Junior Boy's Reserve World Champion status in goat tying, he finished 30th in breakaway roping.
He won the average in goat tying but finished second overall, just six points behind winner Denton Good. I felt like I was doing my best in goat tying at that point." "I felt like I could do good at Little Britches," Mavity said. Mavity rode his success into the following weekend at the National Little Britches Rodeo in Guthrie, Okla., running from July 9-15. Yes, he did very well, but who he was on really mattered too." "I remember Luke being like 9 years old when we first got him and then to be able to go and make a world record on him, that's what brought tears to my eyes.
The way that he looks when he comes down into that arena, when you get to look at all the pictures, his little ears are forward, like, 'What's in there? What are we going at?' Then the minute Luke let him see the goat, his ears just pinned backward," Mavity's mother, Kathryn, said of Ricky. Joseph Harrison, $61,688."He's just an old man. Here are the Top 15 headers and heelers who have qualified with their regular season earnings and the official team pairings that will rope in Las Vegas at the Thomas & Mack.
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