The Kansas High School Rodeo Association recently held their finals at the Kansas Expo Centre in Topeka, Kan.
The Champion All Around Cowboy was Kyon Buckley from Baldwin City. The Reserve Champion All Around Cowboy was Dalton Davis, Holcomb.
Taking home the title of Champion All Around Cowgirl was Emily Miller, Ingalls, and the Reserve Champion All Around Cowgirl was Angela Bartley from Emporia.
Results of individual events follow:
Bareback riding
1. Corey Hutchinson, Towanda
2. Jesse Tillman, Wellsville
3. Blaine Kaufman, Pretty Prairie
4. Chance David, Roncimar Breakaway Roping
1. Angela Bartley, Emporia
2. Emily Miller, Ingles
3. Jacoby Hotsenpiller, Louisburg
4. Micah Samples, Abilene
Barrel racing
1. Emily Miller, Ingalls
2. Savanna Christensen,
Medicine Lodge
3. Cheyenne Veatch, Emporia
4. Latisha Simon, Mankato
Boys Cutting
1. Travis Tetrik, Kingman
2. Dalton Davis, Holcomb
3. Isaac Williams, Leon
4. Kevin Veatch, Emporia
Girls cutting
1. Quinnlyn Woofter, Colby
2. Emily Miller, Ingalls
3. Micha Samples, Abilene
4. Taylor Colburn, Stafford
BULL RIDING
1. Tristan Boor, Medicine Lodge
2. Tyler Dees, Paola
3. Colton McKellips, Lacygne
4. Jordan Sammons, Plevna
Calf roping
1. Kyon Buckley, Baldwin City
2. Ryan Domer, Topeka
3. Kyle Beecher, Soldier
4. Kwincy Kile, Overbrook
Goat tying
1. Missy Kupfersmith, Valley Center
2. Emily Miller, Ingalls
3. Jacoby Hotsenpiller, Louisburg
4. Morgan Lindsay, Brookville
Pole bending
1. Emily Miller, Ingalls
2. Angela Bartley, Emporia
3. Kourtney Foley, Lecompton
4. Natalie Davis, Topeka
Saddle bronc
1. Dalton Cooper, Enterprise
2. Cameron Schultz, Wichita
3. Davis, Holcomb
4. James Fisher, Moscow
Steer wrestling
1. Thomas Kessler, Coats
2. Loper McCune, Goodwell, Okla.
3. Kyle Harlow, Mound City
4. Jared Nichols, Dodge City
Team roping
1. Kile Kwincy, Overbrook/Duell
Strickler, Meade
2. Brice Buzzard, Colony/Tyler
Thomas, Cimarron
3. Tyler Esslinger, Norton/
Colton Lowry, Almena
4. Kyle Beecher, Soldier/Kyon
Buckley, Baldwin.
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