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    cowboy tournament standings bareback riding 1 Mason Clements - 82.5 10 Luke Creasy - 75 2 Jamie Howlett - 81 11 Trenten Montero - 71 3 Mike Soberg - 81 12 Wyatt Denny - 70 4 Chad Rutherford - 79 13 5 Kash Wilson - 79 14 6 Zack Brown - 78 15 7 Devan Reilly - 77.50 16 8 Cody Kiser- 76 9 Matt Crumpler - 76 cowboy tournament standings barrel racing 1 Jill Welsh - 15.48 9 Jane Melby - 15.84 2 Cayla Small - 15.63 10 Brooke Jeter - 15.97 3 Rachel Rule - 15.63 11 Jordan Moore - 16.02 4 Shelby McCauley - 15.70 12 Kelly Yates - 16.15 5 Kathy Grimes - 15.76 13 Cranna Roberts - 16.22 5 Hailey Kinsel - 15.80 14 Paige Conrado - 16.23 7 Kara Posch - 15.80 15 Kaitlyn Eben 16.28 8 Sammi Bessert - 15.82 16 Meghan Johnson - 16.33 cowboy tournament standings bull riding 1 Ty Wallace - 90 9 Chase Hamlin - 74 2 Garrett Smith - 88 10 3 Roscoe Jarboe - 85.5 11 4 Koby Radley - 81.5 12 5 Jesse Petri - 81.5 13 6 Levi Berends - 81 14 7 Jordan Spears - 77.5 15 8 Wyatt Edwards - 77 16 cowboy tournament standings saddle bronc riding 1 Shade Etbauer - 84 9 Jake Wright - 75 2 Luke Butterfield - 82 10 Samuel Kelts - 75 3 Taos Muncy - 81.5 11 Layton Green - 75 4 Zeke Thurston - 79 12 Travis Nelson - 71 5 Isaac Diaz - 77 13 JC DeSaveur - 71 Toby Collins 77 6 14 Tyrel Larsen - 56 7 Brady Nicholes - 76.50 15 Jake Finlay - 54 8 CoBurn Bradshaw - 76 16 cowboy tournament standings steer wrestling 1 Cody Cabral - 3.8 9 Kody Woodward - 4.8 2 Jacob Talley - 3.9 10 Blaine Jones - 5.0 3 T.J.
  • Magazine Maker Pack Create a Magazine – Things to Think About Before You Get Started

    Magazine Maker Pack Create a Magazine – Things to Think About Before You Get Started

    TM Storytime Teaching Resources Storytime Magazine Maker Pack Create a Magazine – Things to think about before you get started ........................................ 2 Choosing Your Subject 1 and 2 – Ideas and Worksheet ............................................................... 3 Magazine Titles – Examples ................................................................................................................... 5 Picking a Title – Ideas and Prompts ..................................................................................................... 6 Inside Your Magazine 1 and 2 – Thinking about content .............................................................. 7 Making Your Flatplan – Plus 8-page, 12-page and 16-page plans to print out and a sample flatplan ..............................................................................................................................................9 Making a Moodboard – Get ideas for how your magazine should look ................................. 14 Designing Your Cover 1 and 2 – What needs to go on the cover and top tips ....................... 15 Magazine Cover Templates x 3 ............................................................................................................... 17 Writing Your Magazine 1 and 2 – How to structure and write your magazine ........................ 20 Choosing Your Pictures – Where to look and how to choose, plus visual examples and guidance ..................................................................................................................................................