Bringing the Heat to the Pacific Northwest: Puyallup Rodeo Roster Set

With $616,000 added, the Puyallup (Wash.) Rodeo, September 10-13, will be a crucial event in the professional rodeo season. The culmination of a year's worth of earning points toward the CINCH Playoffs Series, Puyallup invites the top 23 athletes in each event and the event winners at the NFR Open.

As part of the Washington State Fair, Puyallup is a unique experience for cowboys and cowgirls. It will kick off later this week, and the roster is out. A stacked daysheet in every performance will bring high stakes and a lot of action to the table.

Bareback Riding

September 10	September 12
Jacek Frost	Nick Pelke
Bryce Eck	Ben Kramer
Kashton Ford	Carson Hildre
Daxtyn Feild	Tanner Aus
Garrett Shadbolt	Roedy Farrell
Jacob Lees	Clay Jorgenson
Luke Thrash	Mason Stuller
Clayton Biglow	R.C. Landingham
Cooper Cooke	Bradlee Miller
Keenan Hayes	Cole Reiner
Leighton Berry	Kade Sonnier
Jayco Roper	Jess Pope

Wacey Schalla was replaced in bareback riding by Daxtyn Feild, who is currently No. 25 in the World Standings. This could be a game-changer for his season, as he is $40,000 outside the top 15.

He would need to make some major moves to qualify for the NFR, but with big money up for grabs in Puyallup and later in the month at Sioux City, it is a possibility.

Saddle Bronc Riding

September 10	September 12
Lefty Holman	Mitchell Story
Q Taylor	Tanner Butner
Statler Wright	Logan Hay
Cash Wilson	Zac Dallas
Darcy Radel	Jake Finlay
Shorty Garrett	Ross Griffin
Waitley Sharon	Gus Gaillard
Sage Newman	Zeke Thurston
Wyatt Casper	Brody Wells
Brody Cress	Damian Brennan
Kade Bruno	Rusty Wright
Stetson Wright	Ryder Wright

There were no changes in this event regarding releases or turnouts. We did a deep dive of how the Playoffs could impact the NFR qualifications this year.

Bull Riding

September 10	September 12
Tyler Kippes	John Crimber
Billy Quillan	Dakota Hill
Jace Trosclair	Tristan Mize
Cullen Telfer	Roscoe Jarboe
Eyer Morrison	Koby Jacobson
Josh Frost	Gavin Knutson
Lane Vaughan	Clayton Sellars
Hayden Welsh	Qynn Andersen
Colten Fritzlan	Braxton Whitesell
TJ Gray	Stetson Wright
Noah Lee	Luke Mackey
Dustin Boquet	Tristen Hutchings

One of the most brutal events in rodeo, it is unsurprising that there were two replacements in bull riding. Hudson Bolton and Colton Byram were both doctor releases, giving Dustin Boquet and John Crimber a chance to move into the draw.

Tie-Down Roping

September 10	September 12
Marcos Costa	Cash Hooper
Brodey Clemons	Tom Crouse
Britton Bedke	Bo Pickett
Hunter Herrin	Cory Solomon
Kyan Wilhite	Chase Webster
Zack Jongbloed	Shad Mayfield
Cole Clemons	Trevor Hale
Bryce Derrer	Buck Calhoun
Ty Harris	Jon Douch
Dylan Hancock	Haven Meged
Kincade Henry	Shane Hanchey
Joel Harris	Riley Webb

As is the case for the rest of the timed events, there were no changes to the draw in tie-down roping. This is an incredibly impressive field, and we will be seeing a knife fight of fast times as it comes down to the wire for NFR qualifications.

Team Roping

September 10	September 12
Brenten Hall/Wyatt Cox	Dustin Egusquiza/JC Flake
Derrick Begay/Colter Todd	Cash Duty/Trent Vaught
Tee McLeod/Landen Glenn	Korbin Rice/Cooper Freeman
Cody Snow/Lane Mitchell	Coleman Proctor/Travis Graves
Luke Brown/Hunter Koch	Ketch Kelton/Denton Dunning
Clint Summers/Jade Corkill	Garrett Tonozzi/Trey Yate
Dawson Graham/Dillon Graham	Lightning Aguilera/Kaden Profili
Coy Rahlmann/Logan Medlin	Cory Kidd/Carson Johnson
Jr. Dees/Coleby Payne	Brye Crites/Ross Ashford
Clay Smith/Douglas Rich	Tanner Tomlinson/Wesley Thorp
James Arviso/Levi Lord	Andrew Ward/Jake Long
Tyler Tryan/Nicky Northcott	Kaleb Driggers/Junior Nogueira

The team roping holds a mixed roster of veteran and young-gun teams, so this will be a great event to watch. It could be any man's game depending on how the day falls.

Steer Wrestling

September 10	September 12
Travis Munro	Mason Couch
Justin Shaffer	Clay Tom Hurt
Garrett Oates	Ty Erickson
Riley Duvall	Talon Roseland
Chance Howard	Will Lummus
Traver Johnson	Grant Peterson
Bridger Anderson	Trisyn Kalawaia
Dalton Massey	Eli Lord
J.D. Struxness	Mike McGinn
Cash Robb	Rowdy Parrott
Seth Peterson	Tyler Waguespack
Tristan Martin	Jesse Brown

The steer wrestling roster is full of NFR qualifiers, World Champions, and standout rookie competitors. Again, we can expect to see some of the best rodeo action of the entire year in Puyallup for this event.

Barrel Racing

September 10	September 12
Heidi Gunderson	Michelle Alley
Hailey Kinsel	Kim Squires
Emma Parr	Abby Phillips
Summer Kosel	Lisa Lockhart
McKenna Coronado	Raelin Jurgens
Loralee Ward	Caitlyn White
Megan McLeod-Sprague	LaTricia Duke
Katelyn Scott	Andrea Busby
Tricia Aldridge	Kassie Mowry
Sydney Graham	Makenzie Mayes
Hayle Gibson-Stillwell	Tayla Moeykens
Emily Beisel	Carlee Otero

Cowgirls aboard veteran rodeo horses, standout aged event horses, and previous World Champions will make for an electric rodeo in this event.

Breakaway Roping

September 10	September 12
Jackie Crawford	Shelby Boisjoli-Meged
Kinlie Brennise	Madison Outhier
Suzanne Williams	Jill Tanner
Jordan Jo Hollabaugh	Maddy Jacobs
Aspen Miller	Martha Angelone
Taylor Munsell	Tiffany Schieck
Beau Peterson	Sawyer Gilbert
Cadee Williams	Amy Ohrt
Haiden Thompson	Bradi Good
Hali Williams	Rylee George
Cheyanne McCartney	Jordi Edens-Mitchell
Danielle Lowman	Josie Conner

Again, we can expect to see some wicked fast times from the breakaway ropers. Several previous World Champions, Circuit Champions, and arena record holders fill this list.

All eyes will be on Puyallup through the weekend, so we advise you stay tuned to Rodeo On SI, where we will be tracking all of the action.

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