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These Rodeo Results Are Unofficial and This File Is a Temporary Display of Rodeos from May 15-21 Not Yet Posted on the Web Site 5/23/06 These rodeo results are unofficial and this file is a temporary display of rodeos from May 15-21 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 Payson Spring Rodeo Payson, Ariz., May 19-20 Bareback riding: 1. Will Lowe, 79 points on Salt River Rodeo’s Northcott, $813; 2. Wes Stevenson, 76, $610; 3. Tom McFarland, 75, $407; 4. Casey Wood, 74, $203. Steer wrestling: 1. Damian Padilla, 3.9 seconds, $1,064; 2. Ed Holyan, 4.2, $798; 3. Clayton Tuchscherer, 5.2, $532; 4. C.J. Aragon, 5.7, $266. Team roping: 1. Rube Woolsey/Tom Johnson, 5.2 seconds, $1,157 each; 2. (tie) Tanner Bryson/Bryon Wilkerson and Doyle Gellerman/Clay Logan, 5.3, $858 each; 4. Darwin Parks/Eddie Baldenegro, 5.5, $559; 5. Carlos Bustamante/Ben Bitsue, 5.6, $359; 6. (tie) Lee Kiehne/John Paul Lucero and Rene Rodriguez/Michael Calmelat, 5.8, $100. Saddle bronc riding: 1. Justen Washburn, 80 points on Salt River Rodeo’s Anchor’s Away, $1,018; 2. Taos Muncy, 77, $764; 3. Luke Leist, 76, $509; 4. (tie) Everett Ashurst and Brandon Biebelle, 74, $127 each. Tie-down roping: 1. John Etcheverry, 9.1 seconds, $895; 2. (tie) Cutter Parsons and Wacey Walraven, 9.5, $664 each; 4. Joseph Parsons, 9.9, $432; 5. Joe Bob Dewitt, 10.6, $278; 6. Merrick Johannson, 10.7, $154. Barrel racing: 1. Shyann Haddock-Seng, 17.75 seconds, $901; 2. (tie) Dolli Lautaret and Briana Bainter, 17.87, $708 each; 4. Jolee Lautaret, 17.88, $558; 5. Kathee Martin, 17.97, $429; 6. (tie) Brittany Bennett and Wylene Penrod, 17.98, $300 each; 8. Caren Lamb, 18.19, $172; 9. Sarah Kieckhefer, 18.22, $129; 10. (tie) Tracy Cady and Tyler Walton, 18.26, $43 each. Bull riding: 1. Dustin Stucky, 75 points on Salt River Rodeo’s Close Call, $1,039; 2. (tie) Wacey Barta and Sean Higgins, 70, $650 each; 4. Shawn Proctor, 69, $260. Franklin Rodeo Franklin, Tenn., May 18-20 Bareback riding: 1. D.V. Fennell, 86 points on J Bar J’s Liberated, $1,398; 2. Bo Casper, 83, $1,059; 3. Chip Dees, 81, $763; 4. (tie) Josh Shackleford and Heath Ford, 80, $403 each; 6. Justin McDaniel, 79, $212. Steer wrestling: 1. Jason Stockton, 4.1 seconds, $1,846; 2. Ivon Nelson, 4.6, $1,606; 3. T.A. Norton, 4.8, $1,365; 4. Brian Foster, 5.2, $1,124; 5. Cale Emmett, 5.4, $883; 6. Garrett Saucer, 5.5, $642; 7. Tim Robertson, 5.6, $401; 8. Lance Arviso, 5.8, $161. Team roping: 1. Richard Traylor/Derek Freeman, 5.5 seconds, $2,659 each; 2. Brandon Thone/Chad Harper, 5.9, $2,200; 3. (tie) Chris Camerer/J.L. Johnson and Jake Weddle/Josh Camant, 6.0, $1,513 each; 5. Brandon Harris/Shawn Harris, 6.1, $825; 6. Chad Masters/Cole Bigbee, 6.3, $485. Saddle bronc riding: 1. Cody Martin, 87 points on J Bar J’s Kattle Kall, $1,662; 2. Sean Prater, 84, $1,259; 3. Jermiah Diffee, 82, $906; 4. Ty Atchinson, 80, $604; 5. Brad Rudolf, 79, $352; 6. Lyle Welling, 77, $252. Tie-down roping: 1. Kolby Ungeheuer, 8.3 seconds, $1,830; 2. Cliff Goodrich, 8.6, $1,591; 3. Ricky Hyde, 9.1, $1,353; 4. Shane Wesley, 9.9, $1,114; 5. P.J. Spender, 10.0, $875; 6. Jack Hewett, 10.2, $637; 7. Justin Thigpen, 10.3, $398; 8. Neil Morgan, 10,4, $159. Barrel racing: 1. Tiffany Fox, 17.50 seconds, $1,962; 2. Laura Swain, 17.59, $1,681; 3. Layna Kight, 17.64, $1,401; 4. Carrie Thompson, 17.71, $1,214; 5. Kaci Kizer, 17.83, $934; 6. Sabra O’Quinn, 17.85, $747; 7. (tie) Amanda Clayman and Jody Nelson, 17.90, $467 each; 9. Brittany Pozzi, 17.91, $280; 10. Nicole Ferrell, 17.92, $187. Bull riding: 1. Justin McDaniel, 84 points, $1,939; 2. (tie) Travis Sellers and Clayton Williams, 83, $1,263 each; 4. Dustin Elliott, 82, $705; 5. (tie) Chance Smart, Michael Riggs and Ryan Ripo, 78, $235 each. Rowell Ranch Rodeo Hayward, Calif., May 20-21, 2006 Bareback riding: 1. (tie) Randy VandenBos and Forest Bramwell, 79 points on Flying U Rodeo’s Red Gal and Montego Bay, $1,411 each; 3. (tie) Colby Olsen, David Smith and Ben Londo, 78, $770 each; 6. Chris Harris, 77, $214. Steer wrestling: 1. Tommy Cook, 5.4 seconds, $1,446; 2. Luke Branquinho, 5.5, $1,197; 3. Levi Rosser, 6.3, $947; 4. Josh Peek, 7.2, $698; 5. Rhett Kennedy, 7.4, $449; 6. Billy Holland Jr., 8.9, $249. Team roping: 1. (tie) Wade Wheatley/Grant Hirdes and Paul Mullins/Ryan Zurcher, 6.1 seconds, $1,105 each; 3. Waylon McCurley/Blaine Ketscher, 6.2, $792; 4. Steve Smith Jr./Ryan White, 6.8, $584; 5. H.P. Evetts/Brent Hammerstrom, 6.9, $375; 6. Scott McCulloch/Jason Sanders, 7.1, $209. Saddle bronc riding: 1. Cody Wright, 84 points on Flying U Rodeo’s Chief Joseph, $1,448; 2. Joaquin Real, 80, $1,097; 3. David Howard, 79, $790; 4. Nick LaDuke, 77, $527; 5. Ben Londo, 76, $307; 6. (tie) Rusty Allen and Sam Spreadborough, 75, $219 each. Tie-down roping: 1. Jon Peek, 8.6 seconds, $1,476; 2. Jesse Egan, 9.8, $1,214; 3. Blaine Ketsch, 10.8, $961; 4. Mike George, 11.2, $708; 5. Jason Vohs, 11.9, $455; 6. Brian Arave, 12.1, $253. Barrel racing: 1. Brooke Catalani, 16.07 seconds, $1,282; 2. Katy Varian, 16.08, $1,099; 3. (tie) Renee Ryckebosch and Regan Dillard, 16.11, $855; 5. Britney Adams, 16.13, $611; 6. DeeAnn St. Andrews, 16.14, $488; 7. Tyra Kane, 16.17, $366; 8. Linda Vick, 16.23, $244; 9. Virginia McClintock, 16.30, $183; 10. Tracie Sibson, 16.32, $122. Bull riding: 1. J.W. Harris, 87 point s on Flying U Rodeo’s Smokindoe, $1,749; 2. Ian Male, 81, $1,325; 3. Dustin Skiles, 79, $954; 4. (tie) Ted Bert and Cory Melton, 77, $318 each. Panola County Cattlemen’s PRCA Rodeo Carthage, Texas, May 18-20 All-around cowboy: Trey Picou III, $727. Bareback riding: 1. Zach Dishman, 85 points on Andrews Rodeo’s Copy Cat, $752; 2. Ryan Stutes, 79, $564; 3. Ryan Little, 78, $376; 4. Heath Ford, 76, $188. Steer wrestling: 1. Lendol Loud, 5.3 seconds, $969; 2. Trey Picou III, 5.9, $727; 3. Ben Goodman, 6.0, $485; 4. (tie) Casey Martin and Daryl Joe Elliott, 7.3, $112 each. Team roping: 1. Derrick Miller/Scott Webster, 6.6 seconds, $542 each; 2. Randy Melder/Ike Perkins, 7.5, $406; 3. K.C. Murphy/Donnie Savage, 8.4, $271; 4. Stace Smith/Jimmy Mills, 8.7, $135. Saddle bronc riding: 1. Jake Griffin, 80 points on Andrews Rodeo’s Showboat, $844; 2. Kevin Purcell, 78, $633; 3. (tie) Casey McGooden and Steven Dent, 77, $316 each. Tie-down roping: 1. Brett Livingston, 9.7 seconds, $950; 2. Jim Bob Mayes, 10.0, $713; 3. Jeremy Landry, 10.6, $475; 4. Roy Karnei, 10.7, $238. Barrel racing: 1. Chani Payne, 15.71 seconds, $914; 2. Melanie Southard, 15.93, $795; 3. Meagan Reichert, 16.00, $676; 4. (tie) Catherine Guinn and Wendy Schuler, 16.06, $497 each; 6. Layna Kight, 16.19, $318; 7. Kelly Kaminski, 16.20, $199; 8. Meghan Reece, 16.22, $79. Bull riding: 1. B.J. Schumacher, 87 points on Andrews Rodeo’s Rocking Sidney, $1,087; 2. Cooper Kanngiesser, 84, $815; 3. Greg Potter, 82, $543; 4. (tie) Justin Greer and Wayne Curd, 80, $136 each. Pro Rodeo USA Millington, Tenn., May 19-20 Bareback riding: 1. Justin McDaniel, 84 points on Johnson & Jordan Rodeos’ Half Pint, $654; 2. D.V. Fennell, 83, $490; 3. Bo Casper, 82, $327; 4. Josh Shackleford, 76, $163. Steer wrestling: 1. (tie) Dino Loukas, Bob Loosenort and Glynn Robinson, 4.0 seconds, $764 each; 4. Justin Moorehouse, 4.3, $446; 5. Wade steffen, 4.4, $286; 6. Nick Griffith, 4.7, $159. Team roping: 1. Chris Camerer/J.L. Johnson, 6.0 seconds, $1,012 each; 2. Mikey Fletcher/York Gill, 6.1, $838; 3. (tie) Hop Hoppis/Wade Pickerill and Glynn Robinson/Ashlee Swedenburg, 6.4, $576 each; 5. Frank Williams/Justin Gossett, 6.5, $314; 6. Dustin Buchanan/Brad Culpepper, 7.2, $175. Saddle bronc riding: 1. Clayton Zibell, 80 points on Johnson & Jordan Rodeos’ Casino Royal, $745; 2. Jason Forsythe, 76, $559; 3. (tie) Matt Ory, Sean Prater and Lyle Welling, 75, $186 each. Tie-down roping: 1. Zeb Chapman, 7.8 seconds, $964; 2. Cody James, 8.1, $798; 3. Chris Neal, 8.8, $632; 4. Ricky Hyde, 8.9, $466; 5. Kim Killingsworth, 9.0, $299; 6. Wes Durfey, 9.6, $166. Barrel racing: 1. Shawna Bourne, 17.11 seconds, $885; 2. Tiffany Fox, 17.20, $759; 3. Jody Nelson, 17.30, $632; 4. Sabra O’Quinn, 17.31, $548; 5. Tiffany Henkel, 17.32, $421; 6. Mary Burger, 17.46, $337; 7. Kathy Fuhry, 17.48, $253; 8. Whitney Baker, 17.50, $169; 9. Suzanne Dement, 17.65, $126; 10. Kaci Kizer, 17.71, $84.
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