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These Rodeo Results Are Unofficial and This File Is a Temporary Display of Rodeos from July 10-16 Not Yet Posted on the Web Site 7/18/06 These rodeo results are unofficial and this file is a temporary display of rodeos from July 10-16 not yet posted on the web site. Please note, the official results will be posted shortly and will address errors and misspellings found in this document. Contact the PRCA at [email protected] regarding discrepancies if they still persist after they have been officially posted on prorodeo.com. Thank you, Ann Bleiker PRCA Sr. Public Relations Coordinator Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo Colorado Springs, Colo., July 11-16 All-around cowboy: B.J. Campbell Bareback riding: First round: 1. (tie) Paul Jones on Vold Rodeo’s Sky High and Scott Montague on Broken Arrow’s Dutchese, 86 points, $2,765 each; 3. Dustin Murray, 81, $1,774; 4. Chad Klein, 80, $1,148; 5. (tie) Matt Mosher, Silas Richards, and Tim Shirley, 78, $557 each; 8. (tie) Cole McCall, William Pittman, Bee Jay Scott, Zach Curran, and Larry Sandvick, 77, $63 each. Wrangler ProRodeo Tour Round: 1. Tim Shirley, 84 points on Vold Rodeo’s Sheep Tick, $1,000; 2. Paul Jones, 82, $750; 3. Larry Sandvick, 80, $500; 4. Chad Klein, 79, $250. Average: 1. Paul Jones, 168 points on two head, $3,131; 2. (tie) Scott Montague and Tim Shirley, 162, $2,087 each; 4. Chad Klein, 159, $1,148; 5. Larry Sandvick, 157, $730; 6. (tie) Zach Curran and Bee Jay Scott, 154, $470 each; 8. William Pittman II, 149, $313. Steer wrestling: First round: 1. Gabe Ledoux, 3.1 seconds, $2,209; 2. Ken Lewis, 3.5, $1,921; 3. Wade Sumpter, 3.6, $1,633; 4. Tyler Haugen, 3.8, $1,344; 5. (tie) Dru Melvin, Casey McMillen, Casey Martin and Chad Hagan, 3.9, $624 each. Second round: 1. Chad Van Campen, 3.4 seconds, $2,209; 2. (tie) Trevor Knowles and Jason Miller, 3.6, $1,777 each; 4. Joey Bell, Jr., 3.8, $1,344; 5. (tie) Mickey Gee and Ron Schenk, 3.9, $912; 7. (tie) Dane Hanna and Kelly Masters, 4.0, $336. Wrangler ProRodeo Tour Round: 1. Chad Hagan, 3.5 seconds, $900; 2. (tie) Dane Hanna and Dru Melvin, 4.1, $563 each; 4. Trevor Knowles, 4.2, $225. Average: 1. Chad Hagan, 11.5 seconds on three head, $3,313; 2. Dru Melvin, 12.2, $2,881; 3. Jason Miller, 12.6, $2,449; 4. Hunter Cure, 13.1, $2,017; 5. Dane Hanna, 13.2, $1,585; 6. Trevor Knowles, 13.3, $1,152; 7. (tie) Chad Van Campen and Ken Lewis, 14.5, $504 each. Team roping: First round: 1. (tie) David Key/Kory Koontz and Clay Tryan/Patrick Smith, 4.2 seconds, $1,569 each; 3. Jimmy Edens/Ryan Motes, 4.4, $1,241; 4. (tie) Luke Brown/Travis Graves, Riley Minor/B.J. Campbell and Chris Francis/Shotgun Passig, 4.5, $803 each; 7. Travis Tryan/Michael Jones, 4.7, $365; 8. Tee Woolman/Kinney Harrell, 5.0, $146. Second round: 1. Shane Schwenke/Jhett Johnson, 3.8 seconds, $1,679 each; 2. Jay Ellerman/J.D. Yates, 4.1; 3. Charly Crawford/Allen Bach, 4.2; 4. Chad Masters/Cole Bigbee, 4.4; 5. (tie) David Key/Kory Koontz, Matt Sherwood/Walt Woodard and Kyle Polich/James Gililland, 4.5, $584 each; 8. Tanner Bryson/Byron Wilkerson, 4.7, $146. Wrangler ProRodeo Tour Round: 1. Shane Schwenke/Jhett Johnson, 5.0 seconds, $820 each; 2. Cody Odell/Boogie Ray, 5.1, $615; 3. Matt Sherwood/Walt Woodard, 6.9, $410; 4. Matt Tyler/Jade Corkill, 9.7, $205. Average: 1. Cody Odell/Boogie Ray, 15.9 seconds on three head, $2,518 each; 2. Matt Sherwood/Walt Woodard, 17.0, $2,190; 3. Shane Schwenke/Jhett Johnson, 17.9, $1,861; 4. David Key/Kory Koontz, 19.7, $1,533; 5. Matt Tyler/Jade Corkill, 21.9, $1,204; 6. Grant Godfrey/Brad Olson, 24.0, $876; 7. Tee Woolman/Kinney Harrell, 30.2, $547; 8. Riley Minor/B.J. Campbell, 10.5 seconds on two runs, $219. Saddle bronc riding: First round: 1. Dan Erickson, 81 points on Frontier Rodeo’s Forked Tongue, $3,294; 2. (tie) Steve Dollarhide and James Willert, 80, $2,196 each; 4. (tie) Justin Arnold, Levi Berry and Cody Taton, 78, $842 each; 7. Billie Sutton, Bobby Griswold and Chad Mosher, 76, $256 each. Wrangler ProRodeo Tour Round: 1. (tie) Matt Hebbert on Vold Rodeo’s Hanger and Steve Dollarhide on Vold Rodeo’s Eclipse, 82 points, $875 each; 3. Cody Taton, 80, $500; 4. Dan Erickson, 79, $250. Average: 1. Steve Dollarhide, 162 points on two head, $3,294; 2. Dan Erickson, 160, $2,526; 3. Cody Taton, 158, $1,867; 4. Matt Hebbert, 156, $1,208; 5. Justin Arnold, 153, $1769; 6. Bobby Griswold, 150, $549; 7. J.W. McCuistion, 146, $439; 8. Chad Mosher, 144, $329. Tie-down roping: First round: 1. (tie) J.D. Kibbe and Doug Pharr, 7.7 seconds, $1,992 each; 3. (tie) Jake Hannum, Jesse Childers and Scott Kormos, 7.8, $1,297 each; 6. Ricky Canton, 7.9, $741; 7. Travis Caldwell, 8.0, $463; 8. Cimarron Boardman, 8.1, $185. Second round: 1. Randall Carlisle, 7.5 seconds, $2,131; 2. Brock McLemore, 7.9, $1,853; 3. Nate Baldwin, 8.0, $1,575; 4. Hunter Herrin, 8.1, $1,297; 5. (tie) Jake Hannum and Kolby Ungeheuer, 8.3, $880 each; 7. Justin Macha, 8.4, $463; 8. (tie) Tony Wells and Monty Eakin, 8.7, $93 each. Wrangler ProRodeo Tour round: 1. Randall Carlisle, 7.9 seconds, $850; 2. Scott Kormos, 8.1, $638; 3. J.D. Kibbe, 8.4, $425; 4. Doug Pharr, 8.6, $213. Average: 1. Scott Kormos, 25.4 seconds on three head, $3,197; 2. Jake Hannum, 25.7, $2,780; 3. Randall Carlisle, 26.5, $2,363; 4. (tie) Doug Pharr and J.D. Kibbe, 26.8, $1,737 each; 6. (tie) Tony Wells and Clint Cooper, 27.2, $903 each; 8. Shane Slack, 28.3, $278. Barrel racing: First round: 1. Kris Burden, 16.95 seconds, $2,033; 2. Codi Baucom, 17.03, $1,742; 3. Lindsay Sears, 17.28, $1,452; 4. Jana Jarreau, 17.32, $1,258; 5. (tie) Danni Scheer and Brittany Pozzi, 17.35, $871 each; 7. Brandie Halls, 17.37, $581; 8. (tie) Whitney Baker and Sharin Hall-Grant, 17.39, $339; 10. (tie) Kelly Kaminski, Pamela Rolph, and Candace Mallette, 17.48, $65 each. Second round: 1. Lindsay Sears, 17.02 seconds, $2,033; 2. Codi Baucom, 17.12, $1,742; 3. Rachael Myllymaki, 17.17, $1,452; 4. Kelly Kaminski, 17.18, $1,258; 5. (tie) Brittany Pozzi and Marisa Simpson, 17.21, $871 each; 7. (tie) Whitney Baker and Kelly Maben, 17.23, $484 each; 9. Brenda Mays, 17.30, $290; 10. Brittany Bennett, 17.33, $194. Wrangler ProRodeo Tour Round: 1. Brandie Halls, 16.96 seconds, $1,506; 2. Kelly Maben, 17.14, $1,129; 3. Jana Jarreau, 17.21, $753; 4. Kelly Kaminski, 17.31, $376. Average: 1. Codi Baucom, 51.52 seconds on three runs, $3,049; 2. Brandie Halls, 51.67, $2,614; 3. Kelly Maben, 51.92, $2,178; 4. Kelly Kaminski, 51.97, $1,888; 5. Brittany Pozzi, 52.00, $1,452; 6. Danni Scheer, 52.08, $1,162; 7. Jana Jarreau, 52.19, $871; 8. Whitney Baker, 52.24, $581; 9. Brenda Mays, 52.44, $436; 10. Brittany Bennett, 52.46, $290. Bull riding: First round: 1. Howdy Cloud, 84 points on Frontier Rodeo’s Andy Cap, $2,945; 2. Clint Craig, 83, $2,258; 3. Justin Kennedy, 82, $1,669; 4. Brian Welsh, 77, $1,080; 5. Jake Wade, 75, $687; 6. Marcus Michaelis, 74, $491; 7. Danny McDowell, 71, $393; 8. Cody Hancock, 70, $295. Wrangler ProRodeo Tour Round: 1. (tie) Ross Kleven on Frontier Rodeo’s 69 and Jed Moore on Frontier Rodeo’s BA, 81 points, $875 each; 3. Marcus Michaelis, 78, $500; 4. Danny McDowell, 76, $250. Average: 1. Marcus Michaelis, 152 points on two head, $2,945; 2. Jed Moore, 150, $2,258; 3. Ross Kleven, 149, $1,669; 4. Danny McDowell, 147, $1,080; 5. Howdy Cloud, 84 points on one head, $687; 6. Clint Craig, 83, $491; 7. Justin Kennedy, 82, $393; 8. Brian Welsh, 77, $295. Dinosaur Round-Up Rodeo Vernal, Utah, July 12-15 All-around cowboy: Ty Talsma, steer wrestling and team roping, $1,910. Bareback riding: 1. Royce Ford, 91 points, $5,344; 2. Scott Montague, 88, $4,097; 3. Tim Shirley, 86, $3,028; 4. (tie) Cleve Schmidt and Silas Richards, 85, $1,603 each; 6. (tie) Chad Klein and Tom McFarland, 83, $801 each; 8. (tie) Larry Sandvick and Chase Erickson, 81, $267 each. Steer wrestling: First round: 1. (tie) Tommy Cook and Clayton Hass, 3.8 seconds, $1,957 each; 3. (tie) Jake Rinehart and Jason Miller, 3.9, $1,411 each; 5. Wade Sumpter, 4.0, $1,001; 6. Brock Andrus, 4.1, $728; 7. (tie) Levi Wisness, Beau Franzen, Sean Mulligan, Steven Campbell and K.C. Jones, 4.2, $127 each. Second round: 1. Ryan Scott, 3.6 seconds, $2,094; 2. Linn Churchill, 3.7, $1,821; 3. Tanner Milan, 3.9, $1,548; 4. (tie) Seth Brockman, K.C. Jones and Brady Hageman, 4.1, $1,001 each; 7. (tie) Will Stovall and Chad Van Campen, 4.2, $319 each. Average: 1. (tie) Linn Churchill and K.C. Jones, 8.3 seconds on two head, $1,957 each; 3. Tommy Cook, 8.4, $1,548; 4.
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