May 2016 Extreme Team News, Official News of Texas High School and Junior High Rodeo

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EXTREME TEAM NEWS Official Publication of the Texas High School Rodeo Association

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Raymond was a native of Franklin, Texas where he was an ag teacher for 16 years. He went to work for Texas Farm Products Company in 1986 as a sales representative. After he was promoted to Vice President of the Feed and Fertilizer Division in 1999, Raymond and his wife, Kay, made their home in Nacogdoches.

Raymond was an avid hunter and fisherman; he also enjoyed farming and ranching. And he loved his job working in the agriculture industry where he met people and made friends at every stop along the way.

Since 2002, when Lone Star became a sponsor, Raymond Batten was the face of Lone Star Feed at the THSRA Finals where he encouraged and supported the educational advancement of rural-oriented kids in Texas. The Raymond Batten Scholarship Fund was established to continue his support of the THSRA. Raymond will be remembered fondly by all who knew him.

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PEYTON FERGUSON OF REGION IX

by Catelyn Felts

The Whataburger Whatakid is selected due to their ability to excel both in and out of the rodeo arena. Whataburger is proud to recognize a THSRA member from each of the ten Regions who truly upholds the title “Whatakid!” One of the nominees will be chosen at the State Final Rodeo in June as the Whatakid of the Year. In recognition of this accomplishment they will receive free Whataburgers for an entire year!

Congratulations to this month’s Whatakid, Peyton Ferguson! The Region 9 native is currently a Junior at COCH ISD in Coldspring, Texas. He has been a member of the Texas High School Rodeo Association for three years now competing on the heel side of the team roping event.

While Ferguson enjoys team roping, he said the THSRA is more than just a place to compete. “I just like being in the arena helping everyone out, and being a part of what is going on.”

As a member of the organization, Ferguson said he has become more comfortable meeting new people and speaking in front of groups. “Usually I would not talk

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in front of a crowd or new people in general,” he said.

“But, going to the high school rodeos and getting to talk to new people all the time has helped me with that.”

Ferguson also explained how when he first joined the organization, he would show up for his event, compete, and leave as soon as he was finished. Now, he is there when the rodeo first begins to carry grand entry flags, and he does not leave until the last event is finished with.

“My sophomore year I really started to get involved and help out with the rodeo wherever they needed help,” Ferguson said. He served as the team roping director his sophomore year, and he was even nominated for the student vice president position for Region 9.

Ferguson’s work ethic is not only reserved for the rodeo arena, but is carried out in his day-to-day routine as well. He has been an AB honor roll student his entire educational career, he currently shows breeding heifers through the FFA, he is in the process of obtaining his Lone Star degree through the FFA, and he was recently awarded the Presidents Award by the San Jacinto County Fairground Committee for working hard to improve the county’s fairgrounds in preparation for rodeos hosted there in the future.

Ferguson’s humbled personality is not only portrayed through his accomplishments, but in his life motto as well. The 17-year-old explained how he strives to live his life by “keeping my head down, keep everything good and straight and do what I do best at my best possible potential.”

In the future, Ferguson said he hopes to continue his rodeo career on the collegiate level and pursue a degree in business. His ultimate career goal is to start a business raising his own show animals.

Until then, Ferguson said he is very honored to be selected as the Whatakid of the month for Region 9. “I know there are a lot of other kids who deserve to get it, and knowing somebody is watching and does realize the hard work I am doing means a lot.”

Congratulations to Peyton Ferguson. We wish him the best of luck in all of his future endeavors and we know he will continue to achieve great things!

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Farm & Ranch Family The folks at McCoy’s Building Supply understand that it takes a lot of hard work and the whole family pitching in to get things done on a farm or ranch. That’s why we’d like to take some time out to salute Texas High School Rodeo Association families who are farmers and ranchers. In our monthly Farm & Ranch Family Spotlight, we’ll feature one family, sharing their story of how they work together as a family to make their farm or ranch successful.The spotlight will run for 10 months; each month will feature a different Region. Each Regional McCoy’s Farm and Ranch Family will receive a $100 McCoy’s Gift Card. The McCoy’s Farm and Ranch Family of the Year will receive a $500 McCoy’s Gift Card and will be announced at the 2016 THSRA State Finals.

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by Catelyn Felts

ongratulations to the McCoy’s Farm and Ranch Family of the month, the Hoffmann’s of Region 9! Fred and Tammy; and their three kids, Colt, Shara, and Emalee, own and operate Hoffmann Cattle Co. located in Marlin, Texas and Red Rock New Mexico.

Their main operation consists of raising high performance Corriente cattle for team roping. Fred started his family business in 1971, and today the family owns and manages a herd of producing cows in both locations.

In order for their operation to be successful, the whole family works together in order complete the tasks at hand. Emalee explained how patience and teamwork are two of the main factors that keep their operation running smoothly.

“Everyone has a special role, and it is very important that everyone participates,” Emalee said. “Each person has their own special talents which helps contribute to our success.”

Though ranching takes a lot of time and hard work, the family said they enjoy the freedom of making their own hours and getting to work with each other every day. Some of the daily tasks around the Hoffmann Ranch include rounding up, doctoring, branding and sorting cattle as well as driving tractors and trailers.

Emalee said when the family is not ranching together, they enjoy going to family gatherings, snow skiing, eating crawfish, riding around their ranches, and of course going to rodeos together! The family said they especially love the high school rodeos because “it’s our time we get to relax and watch a sport that we all love!” Emalee competes in the barrel racing, pole bending, and breakaway roping at the Region 9 rodeos.

Going to rodeos also allows the family to have the opportunity to showcase their corriente cattle as well as

compete and participate.

The family explained how they appreciate McCoy’s partnership with the Texas High School Rodeo Association and all that they do for the organization. The closest McCoy’s to them is located in Waco, Texas and they shop there on a regular basis. “There are always multiple repairs needed around the ranch,” Emalee said. “It seems like every day you can find something that needs attention; specifically, fencing, mechanical repairs, and building upgrades.

The family said they are very surprised and thankful at the same time to be named the McCoy’s Farm and Ranch Family of the month.

“Ranching is something we all love to do together as a family, so being recognized is really an honor for us,” Emalee said.

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ith hundreds of our families getting ready to pack up their horse trailers and head to Gonzales this month, we thought that you would like to know local events going on and where to shop and eat while visiting this beautiful and historical part of Texas. With a whole week to explore the area here is a great look at local businesses that would love for you to visit them while you are in town. Don't be afraid to venture out of Gonzales and visit the charming towns of Shiner and Yoakum because they all have great things to experience too!

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Gonzales, Texas

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onzales is one of the earliest Anglo-American settlements in Texas, the first west of the Colorado River. It was established by Empresario Green DeWitt as the capital of his colony in August 1825. DeWitt named the community for Rafael Gonzáles, governor of Coahuila y Tejas. The 49 original blocks and seven public squares laid out in the shape of a Greek cross withstood the test of time and form the first Texas History Museum District.

Gonzales is most famous because it was the site of the first skirmish of the Texas Revolution.

In 1831, the Mexican government gave the settlers a small cannon for protection against Indian attacks. At the outbreak of settler hostilities, a contingent of Mexican soldiers was sent from San Antonio to retrieve the cannon. On 2 October 1835, Texians under the command of John H. Moore confronted them. The Texans had fashioned a flag with the words “Come and take it”. The Texans successfully resisted the federal troops in what became known as the Battle of Gonzales.

Gonzales later contributed thirty-two men from the Gonzales Ranging Company to the illfated defense of the Alamo. It was to Gonzales that Susanna Dickinson, widow of one of the Alamo defenders, and Joe, the slave of William B. Travis, fled with news of the Alamo massacre. General Sam Houston was here organizing the Texas army and anticipated the town would be the next target of General Antonio López de Santa Anna and the Mexican army. He had the town burned and ordered a retreat, thus precipitating the Runaway Scrape. If you go visit the Gonzales Memorial Museum which serves a memorial to these 32 men you will see actual artifacts from this period in time. The real Come and Take It cannon is located in the museum to see up close and you can even touch it! Beautiful building full of Texas history and well worth a visit.

Some of the historical sites you may want to visit are the Old Jail Museum which is a hidden treat.

Located across from the fire station, the old Jailhouse staff will take you on a free personal tour of the first and second floors and allow you inside the jail cells.

The walls have graffiti from former prisonsers. There is a gallows like the original that was in there on the second floor. Worth a visit and free!

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There is a driving tour with signs located around the town. The tour goes in a loop and you can enter at any point so you will not miss any of the historical focus points of the town. The tour is free and you can download an app from Itunes with narration. It is called TOUR GONZALES. There are many historical homes and buildings that have been beautifully maintained and will take you back in time.

This year the JB Wells facility has added a convention expo center where approximately 75 booths will be located. These booths will include boutique style shopping and agriculture and equine products. There is something for everyone so don’t miss out. The expo center is air conditioned so it will be a popular hangout in between performances.

The Champion’s Café will also be located in the expo center and will have an area to buy snacks and food. Each day a different region will be providing food and snacks to sell. All proceeds will benefit the TJHRA national team for expenses when traveling to nationals. This will be great place to hang out and meet new friends from all across the state.

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exas Junior High Rodeo Contestants, Family and Rodeo Fans, Welcome to the 2016 Texas Junior High Rodeo Association State Finals! I am excited about this week of rodeo. Congratulations to all of our state qualifiers and good luck this week. You all have worked hard to get here and now it’s time to finish business.

I want to thank the City of Gonzales for all the improvements that have been done to improve the facilities. The City of Gonzales is to be commended for their hospitality and support of TJHRA. Please be sure to visit the town of Gonzales and let them know how much we appreciate their support.

First a big Thank You to our sponsors for choosing TJHRA to advertise and support rodeo. I urge all of our contestants and spectators to support our sponsors when possible. I also encourage contestants, parents, family and friends to visit the Expo Hall and support our vendors that are set up.

I would also like to thank all parents, grandparents and family for supporting these young cowgirls and cowboys.

They are the future of rodeo and keeping the Western Heritage alive in Texas.

I would like to thank all of our state directors and volunteers who work tirelessly to plan and produce this week of rodeo. Their willingness and desire to make Texas the best it can be is priceless.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask a state director, state officer or stop by the secretary’s office and we will assist you with whatever you need.

God Bless you all! May you all have a safe week.

Now let’s RODEO!!

Sincerely, Brad Crone TJHRA State President

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O GUIDE TO GONZALES O GUIDE TO GONZALES O GUIDE TO GONZALES O 2016 TJHRA State Finals Grand Entry Region 6 will be in charge of the grand entry this year. We carry flags before each performance (morning and night). Each region will be assigned a day to be in charge of sending at least 10 members to carry flags. The student officers for 2015-16 will help carry flags Monday through Wednesday night, the new officers will begin carrying flags Thursday through Saturday.

Morning Performances will begin at 9:00 am please be ready to run flags at 8:45 am.

Evening Performances grand entries will begin at 5:45 please be ready to run flags at 5:30 pm.

Short Go will begin at 11:00 am please be ready to run flags at 10:45 am.

Region Assignment – morning and night performance: (please send 10 contestants per region) MONDAY – Region 3 & Region 7 TUESDAY – Region 5 & Region 6 WEDNESDAY – Region 2 & Region 9 THURSDAY – Region 4 & Region 8 FRIDAY – Region 1 & Region 10 SHORT GO – Please send at least 1 from each region.

2016 CINCH ALL STARS TEXAS JUNIOR HIGH CINCH RODEO TEAM 2016-2017: Bradi Good Colton Greene Cutter Kaylor Kutter Kortis Brooke Krolczyk

Kaden Profili Madalyn Richards Emma Smith Ky Thomas Thomas Wallace

CINCH TEAM CAPTAINS 2016 Connor Atkinson Bradi Good Lacy Bruening Connor Atkinson

Rilee Corbell Brock Corman Tyler Espenson

CINCH LIGHT RIFLE TEAM 2016 Serah Kate Blair

Monday, may 23rd – 3:00 in the arena Region Teams of 5 boys and 5 girls will “tug” their way to victory. sponsored by

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2016 TEXAS JUNIOR HIGH STATE FINALS RODEO SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FRIDAY, MAY 20 - Gates will be open from 8am till 7 PM for trailer and horses.

They will close.

- At 7 PM gates will be closed until Saturday morning at 7:00 AM SATURDAY, MAY 21 7:00 AM - Contestants can start arriving 24 hour check in 8:45 AM - Princess Contest - Intro/Impromptu/Modeling/Speech/ Interview – Sleep Inn 9:00 AM - NRA Light Rifle Contest – City of Gonzales Firing Range 7:00 PM Barrel and Pole Bending Jackpot – Indoor arena - $40 entry fee may enter all you would like – stakes will be on different pattern

Crowning of 2016 Princess Regional State Qualifier Pictures – following meeting 6:00 PM - Church Service – Arena 6 p.m. w/ Corey Ross 7:00 PM - Parent/Member Ribbon Roping Entries due in the office 8:00 PM-12:00AM - Welcome To Gonzales Dance - Main Arena Entrance –– Sponsored by The City of Gonzales Barrel and Pole Bending Jackpot – Indoor arena - $40 entry fee may enter all you would like – stakes will be on different pattern Jackpot at Outdoor Arena (All information on all jackpots will be posted at jackpot arena for the entire week) Goat Tying, Tie Down, Breakaway, and Team Roping Mad Goat Productions Goat Roping Jackpots – behind arena

MONDAY, MAY 23 SUNDAY, MAY 22 LUBRISYN, BOOT BARN AND ARIAT BOOTS SPONSORS OF LONE STAR FEED, BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM AND KUBOTA THE DAY TRACTORS SPONSORS OF THE DAY 9:00 AM – 7:30 PM - Vendors Open at Expo 7:15 AM - Color Run – Independence Park 8:45 AM - Grand Entry – All Regions (be lined up at 8:30am) 8:45 AM - Princess Contest –J.B. Well, Jr. Park Arena Horsemanship 9:00 AM - First Performance and Beginning of 1st Go Round Contest 1ST round BB Monday AM 9:00 AM – 1:00PM - CONTESTANT CHECK IN - EXPO 1:00 PM - Mad Goat Productions – Goat Roping Fast Time 9:00 AM – 7:30 PM - Vendors Open at Expo Competition 9:00 AM - Light Rifle Carry Over Contest 3:00 PM - TUG O’ WAR CONTEST in arena – Come support (If not finished on Saturday) your Region Team – Sponsored by Buck Fergeson Originals 1:00 PM - ALL CONTESTANTS MUST BE CHECKED IN 5:45 PM - Grand Entry – All Regions w/Cinch All Star Team 1:30 PM - ROUGH STOCK EQUIPMENT CHECK – in the being introduced (please be lined up at 5:30pm) arena 6:00 PM - Second Performance of 1st Go Round 4:00 PM- CONTESTANT’S MEETING – Arena 1st round SB Monday PM – ALL CONTESTANTS MUST ATTEND. Following perf - Jackpot at Outdoor Arena – Mad Goat Roping Contestants must be in dress code behind Arena Introduction of Sponsors, Rodeo Officials, and - Pole & Barrel Exhibition - $10 a run (first $100 – tickets Rodeo Personnel sold at check in or office)

2016 TEXAS JUNIOR HIGH DIVISION STATE FINALS RODEO ORDER OF EVENTS BAREBACK 1st Round Monday AM – 2nd Round Tuesday PM SADDLE BRONC 1st Round Monday PM – 2nd Round Tuesday AM BULL RIDING 1st Round Wednesday AM, Wednesday PM, Thursday AM – 2nd round Thursday PM, Friday AM, Friday PM

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POLE BENDING CHUTE DOGGING TIEDOWN GIRL’S BREAKAWAY BOY’S BREAKAWAY GIRL’S GOAT TYING

BOY’S GOAT TYING BARREL RACING TEAM ROPING RIBBON ROPING

TUESDAY, MAY 24 TOTAL TEAM ROPING, MCCOY’S FARM AND RANCH AND PRIEFERT SPONSORS OF THE DAY

9:00 AM – 7:30 PM - Vendors Open at Expo

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9:00 AM - Third Performance of 1st Go Round

2nd round SB Tuesday AM

1:00 PM - Mad Goat Productions – Goat Roping Fast Time Competition

1:15 PM - Kickball Tournament Sponsored by Buck Fergeson Originals

1:30 – 3:00 PM - Q & A & Justin Maass – Calf Roping

Seminar Clinic Main Arena – Brought to you by Racers

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5:45 PM - Grand Entry – All Regions (please be lined up at 5:30pm)

6:00 PM - Fourth Performance of 1st Go Round

2nd round BB Tuesday PM

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Following perf - Jackpot at Outdoor Arena – Mad Goat Roping

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at check in or office) WEDNESDAY, MAY 25 RESISTOL, HEEL O MATIC AND CACTUS ROPES SPONSORS OF THE DAY

9:00 AM – 7:30 PM - Vendors Open at Expo

8:45 AM - Grand Entry – All Regions (be lined up at 8:30am)

- PRESENTATION OF 2ND ROUND BUCKLES TO

BAREBACK AND SADDLE BRONC

9:00 AM - Fifth Performance end of 1st Go Round Beginning Bulls 1st round Vote for Student officer @ entrance of rodeo

1:00 PM - Mad Goat Productions – Goat Roping Fast Time Competition

1:00 PM - PARENT/MEMBER RIBBON ROPING (arena) Sponsored – JENNINGS PHOTOGRAPHY & J&J RODEO

3:00 - Cowboy Church Dodgeball

5:00 PM - First Go Awards in the Arena

(all except Rough Stock)

5:45 PM - Grand Entry – All Regions

(please be lined up at 5:30pm)

Announce 2016-17 Student Officers

6:00 PM - Sixth Performance beginning of 2nd Go Round Cont. Bulls 1st round

9:00 PM - Cowboy Church in the stands following performance w/

Jeremy Levi

Following perf - Jackpot at Outdoor Arena – Mad Goat Roping

behind Arena

Pole & Barrel Exhibition - $10 a run (first 100 – tickets sold at

check in or office)

THURSDAY, MAY 26 WHATABURGER AND CAPITAL FARM CREDIT SPONSORS OF THE DAY – PINK DAY

9:00 AM – 7:30 PM - Vendors Open at Expo

8:45 AM - Grand Entry – All Regions (be lined up at 8:30am)

9:00 AM - Seventh Performance of 2nd Go Round

End of 1st Round of Bulls

1:00 PM - VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT –Come support

your Region – Sponsored by Buck Fergeson Originals

- Mad Goat Productions – Goat Roping Finals in arena

5:45 PM - Grand Entry – All Regions

(please be lined up at 5:30pm)

- PRESENTATION OF 1ST ROUND BUCKLES FOR

BULL RIDING

PINK FIRETRUCK – Sport your pink

6:00 PM - Eighth Performance of 2nd Go Round WhataRodeo Night

Beginning of 2nd round of Bull Riding

Following perf - Jackpot at Outdoor Arena – Mad Goat Roping

behind Arena Pole & Barrel Exhibition - $10 a run (first 100 – tickets sold at

check in or office) FRIDAY, MAY 27 CH GRAPHICS AND TEXAS FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SPONSORS OF THE DAY

9:00 AM – 7:30 PM - Vendors Open at Expo

8:45 AM - Grand Entry – All Regions (be lined up at 8:30am)

9:00 AM - Ninth Performance of 2nd Go Round

1:00 PM - TJHRA Board of Directors Meeting – Elks Lodge

5:45 PM - Grand Entry – All Regions

(please be lined up at 5:30pm)

6:00 PM - Tenth Performance end of 2nd Go Round

9:00 PM-12:00AM - Glow Dance at Main Arena Entrance Wear

your favorite glow in the dark gear! – DJ – Sponsored by TJHRA

One hour after perf - Second Go Awards in the arena

Following perf - Jackpot at Outdoor Arena – Mad Goat Roping

behind Arena

Pole & Barrel Exhibition - $10 a run (first 100 – tickets sold at

check in or office) SATURDAY, MAY 28 HENSON MOTORS, BLOOMER TRAILERS AND BEST EVER PADS SPONSORS OF THE DAY

9:00 AM – 3:00 PM - Vendors Open at Expo

10:00 AM - Short Go Awards

11:00 AM - Short Go Performance

4:00 pm Champions Dinner – 2016 National Team

State Champion Awards

Mandatory Meeting & Sign Up for Nationals PLEASE NOTE – Due to unseen conflicts, this schedule is subject to change. Please check the OFFICIAL DAILY SCHEDULE posted outside the rodeo office. It is the responsibility of each contestant to be in the arena and ready when their respective event is underway.

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O GUIDE TO GONZALES O GUIDE TO GONZALES O GUIDE TO GONZALES O

GONZALES TO HOST TJHRA STATE FINALS FOR NEXT THREE YEARS

MAD GOAT PRODUCTIONS Producers of The Original Goat Roping Series

“THE MOST FUN YOU CAN HAVE AND STILL TELL YOUR MOMMA ABOUT” PRESENTS: “COMING-N-HOT TOUR” AT THE TJHRA FINALS

May 20th - 27th Entries: 4 head progressive on 1 for $20 a team $10 a man Ropings after each performance Finals Friday May 27th AWARDS TO BE AWARDED: TOP MONEY WINNER- RED RIVERS MAD GOAT ROPING CHUTE FINALS WINNERS- MONTANA SILVERSMITH BUCKLES

Location: JB Wells arena Gonzales TX More Info Contact: Mad Goat Productions Will Stevens 254-640-0525 or Mathew Stevens 254-640-0618

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onzales is so excited to have the Texas Junior High State Finals Rodeo back in Gonzales for the next three years.

Gonzales has been really busy preparing for the first year on the three year contract.

This year the J.B. Wells Expo will be in full operations.

The vendors will be located in the Expo this year, they will enjoy being free of any elements of mother nature and will be in central air. I think everyone will really enjoy being able to utilize the Expo – for the first time we will not be checking in at the show barn office but we will be in the Expo!

During the lunch times we have invited local groups out to the Expo to sell plate lunches. How cool is that, you can pick up a home cooked meal during the lunch hour, we will have tables set up for you to enjoy or you can take back to your trailer. Below is the menu that they will be serving each day.

JR. HIGH RODEO LUNCHES Sunday May 22 – FFA Shooting Team – Pork steaks, giblet rice, and green beans Monday May 23 – Gonzales Youth Center – Chicken Quarters, beans and rice Tuesday May 24 – Fire Department – Chicken fried steaks, mashed pota toes, and green beans Sundowners 4-H Club will have a bake sale in conjunction with the lunch on Tuesday.

Wednesday May 25 – VFW – Pulled pork sandwiches Thursday May 26 – OPEN – as of now Friday May 27 – LULAC – Brisket sandwiches w/ chips, sausage wraps and cups of corn We hope everyone is as excited as we are for the upcoming state finals.

We look forward to you pulling into the J.B. Wells Arena very soon!

O GUIDE TO GONZALES O GUIDE TO GONZALES O GUIDE TO GONZALES O 4TH Annual TJHRA Parent/Member Ribbon Roping Sponsored by Jennings Photography & JJ Rodeo Company

When: Wednesday, May 25, 2016 at 1:00pm (teams will pay entry fees at arena starting at 12:45 – announcer stand) Where: Rodeo Arena Who: State Qualifiers and a parent or guardian. Entries should be turned in to the Rodeo Office (in Gonzales) and 50 teams will be randomly drawn to compete.

How: A qualified state finals contestant and a parent or guardian can enter the parent/member ribbon roping. The team must be a coed team with the contestant roping and parent/guardian running. Entries will be taken in the Rodeo Office until 7:00 pm Sunday night (May 22ND ). 50 random teams will be drawn and posted in the rodeo office at 9:am Monday morning (May 23rd).

The 50 teams who have been drawn will pay their entry fees at the arena starting at 12:45pm on Wednesday, May 25th. Fees must be paid to compete.

Cost per team is $30.00. Entry fees will be paid at the jackpot arena. Jackpot will be donated to the scholarship fund for the Junior High.

Ropers will receive custom headstalls for Grand and Reserve Champion ropers. Runners will receive custom belt buckles for Grand and Reserve Champion runners.

Dress Code will not be in effect!

2016 PARENT/MEMBER RIBBON ROPING OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM If you want to enter this event – NOTICE!!!! PLEASE READ CAREFULLY!!!

This form must be filled out and turned int the Rodeo Office on grounds in Gonzales, Texas BEFORE 7pm on Sunday, May 22!!! NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED! DO NOT MAIL THIS FORM IN TO THE STATE OFFICE – IT WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED THERE!!!!

Roper must be a State Finals Qualifier. Runner must be a parent (or guardian).

Random draw will be done in the Rodeo Office after the entry deadline has passed (7pm Sunday, May 22). Event is limited to 50 teams. The 50 teams that have been drawn will be posted in the Rodeo Office by 9am on Monday, May 23rd . Teams that have been drawn will check in at the Jackpot Arena and pay their entry fees at 12:45pm on Wednesday, May 25th. The roping will start at 1:00pm in the Rodeo Arena.

Roper:_____________________________________________ Runner:____________________________________________

rodeo personnel: Arena Director Barrel Racing Bobby Flores Region 10

Rodeo Secretaries Boy’s Breakaway Roping Susan Baldwin Region 5 Nena Boettcher Anne Dollery Boy’s Goat Tying

Region 1 Announcer Chris Rankin Bull Riding Time Keepers Region 1 Sunny Broesche Michele Whitecotton Chute Dogging Region 9 Judges Teddy Alleman Girl’s Breakaway Roping Glenn Sullivan Region 5 John Tom Powledge Girl’s Goat Tying Bullfighters Region 8 Hunter Allen Jimmy Lee Pole Bending Chris Munroe Region 3 Stock Contractor/Jackpots J& J Rodeo Co. – Cooper, TX Ribbon Roping Region 2 Photographer Jennings Photography Team Roping Region 4 Video Jennings Photography Tiedown Roping Region 7 Ground & Tractor Mike Berberich

If you do not check in and pay your entry fees you won’t rope! We will not attempt to contact you so PLEASE BE ON TIME SO WE DON’T HAVE TO LEAVE YOU OUT OF THE FUN! Dress Code will not be in effect.

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O GUIDE TO GONZALES O GUIDE TO GONZALES O GUIDE TO GONZALES O J & J RODEO COMPANY’S JACKPOT & PRACTICE ARENA Texas Jr. High Finals – Gonzales, TX

VOTED #1 PLACE TO EAT IN GONZALES

BY TRIP ADVISOR

Sunday, May 22nd –Thursday, May 26, 2016 NIGHTLY JACKPOTS Goat Tying Break-Away Roping Tie-Down Roping Team Roping Entry Fees - $40.00 / 1 head (may only enter once) Team Roping - $50.00/team (unlimited entries) 60% PAYBACK

**Sunday night books open at 5:00 pm and jackpot will start at 7:00** Books open at 8:00 pm Monday-Thursday night (1st to enter last to rope) Books close at the start of each event Jackpots will start promptly 30 minutes after last run of the Jr. High Final’s performance. Jackpots will be in the outdoor arena, if it is raining they will be moved to the indoor pen.

A CUT ABOVE BUCKLES TO HIGH MONEY WINNING BOY AND GIRL OF THE WEEK IN THE JACKPOTS.

Saloon & Pizzeria OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 11:00 AM - 12:00 AM CLOSED MONDAY ORDER 5 or MORE PIZZAS - FREE DELIVERY TO JB WELLS ARENA LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY & SATURDAY 9:00 PM UNTIL CLOSE 621 St. Paul – Gonzales, Texas (830) 518-4503 | www.TemplinSaloon.com

MORNING PRACTICES 7:00-8:30 MONDAY-FRIDAY 7:00 Break-Away Roping 7:30 Tie-Down Roping 8:00-8:30 Team Roping $10.00 per run OR 3 runs for $25.00 For more information contact Jason Murray 903-461-4335 CASH ONLY PLEASE

BARREL AND POLE BENDING JACKPOT TEXAS JUNIOR HIGH RODEO STATE FINALS SATURDAY NIGHT – MAY 21, 2016 7:00 PM SUNDAY NIGHT - MAY 22, 2016 8:00 PM $40 A RUN – ENTER ALL YOU DESIRE MONDAY – THURSDAY $10 EXHIBITION RUNS – POLES AND BARRELS FIRST 100 TICKETS BOUGHT TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT CHECK IN DIFFERENT COLOR EACH NIGHT (NO REFUNDS)

These will be ran in the indoor arena but will be on different stakes – these will be ran by Mike Berberich – open to contestants entered in the TJHR State Finals.

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Congratulations Rodeo Contestants!!

H-E-B #641 GONZALES NEW LOCATION!! OPEN: 6am-11pm 1841 Church St. Gonzales, Texas 78629 830-672-7595

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BARREL RACING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 27, 2016) Performance 1 440 BROCKWAY, GRACEY ROYSE CITY, TX 10 2 114 HARDIN, RYLEE NEWCASTLE, TX 03 3 184 WILLIE, RAYLEE MINEOLA, TX 04 4 400 GUBERT, CHEYENNE HUNGERFORD, TX 09 5 25 KENNEY, JADE CANYON, TX 01 6 406 JENSEN, SAVANNAH HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 7 122 LEWIS, RAYNA SPLENDORA, TX 05 8 266 FREEMAN, BRINLEE EAGLE LAKE, TX 06 9 425 SULLIVAN, CLAYE ANN ANDERSON, TX 09 10 197 CAIN, SYDNI JASPER, TX 05 11 274 KILLINGSWORTH, KAYCEE HUTTO, TX 06 12 19 HIATT, KROSS CANYON, TX 01 13 292 STEINER, STEELY AUSTIN, TX 06 14 322 KORENEK, ZOEY COLLEGE STATION, TX 07 15 161 EAKES, LILLY CLEBURNE, TX 04 16 104 ANDERSON, KAITLIN ALLEN, TX 03 17 172 MAYES, MAKENZIE SCROGGINS, TX 04 18 423 SMITH, PAIGE BEDIAS, TX 09 19 326 MILLER, ASPEN SANTA FE, TX 07 20 13 FRAZIER, KELLI GRUVER, TX 01 21 50 BEAN, MADISON CLINT, TX 02 Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 27, 2016) Performance 22 55 DICKSON, TEGAN SNYDER, TX 02 23 127 NEAL, MADISON STEPHENVILLE, TX 03 24 140 SHEPHERD, GRACIE MILFORD, TX 03 25 182 WELLS, RYLEE JOSHUA, TX 04 26 330 OUTHIER, MADISON UTOPIA, TX 07 27 17 HARTER, KARLIE AMARILLO, TX 01 28 380 TOEPPERWEIN, TARYL HONDO, TX 08 29 459 MCGINLEY, RAGEN LOTT, TX 10 30 397 ENGLAND, EMMA COLLEGE STATION, TX 09 31 318 GUBERT, BAILEY HUNGERFORD, TX 07 32 366 JANUARY, JORDYNN ORANGE GROVE, TX 08 33 15 GOMEZ, HADLEE SHAMROCK, TX 01 34 160 CHAFFIN, HARLEY JO IVANHOE, TX 04 35 215 GRANT, ASPEN BUNA, TX 05 36 158 CARROLL, CAITLYN WAXAHACHIE, TX 04 37 6 BENNETT, SAGE VEGA, TX 01

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269 HALVORSON, HALLIE LEXINGTON, TX 06 287 RUTHERFORD, CARSON MONTGOMERY, TX 06 166 HARRIS, JESSE ITASCA, TX 04 1 SHOOK, MAKENNA NEEDVILLE, TX 07 371 NICHOLSON, KENNIDY YOAKUM, TX 08

Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2016) Performance 7 BENSON, JADE CLARENDON, TX 01 392 BURLESON, KENZI MIDWAY, TX 09 338 STONE, KATELYN VAN VLECK, TX 07 466 PROCTER, VICTORIA LAMPASAS, TX 10 116 HENDERSON, GRACIE DECATUR, TX 03 111 GEE, HADLEY WICHITA, TX 03 216 HEAD, JACELYNN CLEVELAND, TX 05 107 DAVIS, ASHLEY MELISSA, TX 03 435 BALCH, BROOKLYN BUCKHOLTS, TX 10 419 RAY, GEORGIA LEA COLLEGE STATION, TX 09 295 WELCH, RILEY COMFORT, TX 06 251 WHITE, JILL SINGER, LA 05 264 ELDER, LIZA UVALDE, TX 06 176 RHODES, HOPE DEQUEEN, AR 04 377 SKELTON, RAINEY LLANO, TX 08 365 HOWTON, RYLEE THREE RIVERS, TX 08 379 THIBODEAUX, SADIE GONZALES, TX 08 316 FRANZ, JAYCIE-ANNE BAY CITY, TX 07 277 MASK, KYLIE LYTLE, TX 06 208 DRAKE, KINLEE ORANGE, TX 05 372 POLLOCK, LANIE UTOPIA, TX 08

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Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2016) Performance 457 LOVE, SALLY CRAWFORD, TX 10 310 BYLER, JAYCI BELLVILLE, TX 07 173 MCDANIEL, KIRSTYN FT WORTH, TX 04 72 KENNEDY, BRECKLYN LEVELLAND, TX 02 77 KITCHENS, KANITA STANTON, TX 02 481 WILSON, SASSY MULLIN, TX 10 317 GOUDEAU, REAGAN HUNGERFORD, TX 07 462 MOTE, LAURA STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 239 PERKINS, HARLEY JO KOUNTZE, TX 05 52 CHARLESWORTH, COLEE MARATHON, TX 02 142 SMALL, ROSE WELCH, OK 03

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Dr. Charles W. Graham, Owner Tyler Graham, Owner Jay Gray, General Manager Gonzales, Texas 78629

OFFICE 830-672-6504

WWW.GRAHAMFEEDYARD.COM

Best of Luck to the Youth Rodeo Contestants!

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467 SEALY, SAIGE SAN SABA, TX 10 428 WEBB, KATY BUFFALO, TX 09 267 GRAFF, JACQUELYN YANCEY, TX 06 61 GOOD, BRADI MIDLAND, TX 02 20 JAMESON, JAYDA CHILDRESS, TX 01 356 DODSON, RYLEE SABINAL, TX 08 357 ELLIS, ERYN ORANGE GROVE, TX 08 422 SMITH, ANSLEY BEDIAS, TX 09 449 EDENS, JORDI GATESVILLE, TX 10 325 MEYER, ELLIE WASHINGTON, TX 07

Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2016) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2016) Performance 85 244 SPIKES, JAMIE NEW WAVERLY, TX 05 86 132 NORED, ANDEE SHAE BOWIE, TX 03 87 286 PINKSTON, ACEY ORANGE GROVE, TX 06 88 450 FLORES, RYLEY BELTON, TX 10 89 401 HALLEY, CODI JO IOLA, TX 09 90 85 MOORE, LOGAN ELDORADO, TX 02 91 178 ROSE, ELIZABETH MALONE, TX 04 92 124 MANTOOTH, SAVANNAH DECATUR, TX 03 93 230 LOVELADY, HANNAH PALESTINE, TX 05 94 58 DUNN, SOPHIE ODESSA, TX 02 95 309 BURLESON, BAYLEE HOCKLEY, TX 07 96 41 TUCKER, GRACIE CANYON, TX 01 97 30 MASK, EMERY AMARLLO, TX 01 98 210 ELMS, ELIZABETH ORANGEFIELD, TX 05 99 59 FORBES, FALLON ODONNELL, TX 02 100 378 SMITH, EMMA PLEASANTON, TX 08 101 408 KLAWINSKY, KATELYN WILLIS, TX 09 102 56 DRIVER, JORDAN GARDEN CITY, TX 02

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Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 27, 2016) Performance 437 BARRETT, JETT STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 360 GARCIA, CALEB FREER, TX 08 414 MCDUFFIE, LUKE MIDWAY, TX 09 165 GREEN, KOLTON FOREMAN, AR 04 106 CONRING, KASEN CISCO, TX 03 236 ODOM, WYATT JASPER, TX 05 103 ALLEN, CHISUM MENARD, TX 03 456 LEATHERS, LUKE AXTELL, TX 10 198 CAMP, WALKER CORRIGAN, TX 05 420 REED, GARRETT GAUSE, TX 09 460 MOODY, CINCH STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 134 PARISH, PARKER MILLSAP, TX 03 396 DUNN, KADEN CENTERVILLE, TX 09 311 CHANDLER, DUGAN VICTORIA, TX 07 32 MASON, COBY ADRIAN, TX 01 209 DUREN, DYLAN HUNTINGTON, TX 05 147 THOMPSON, KREECE MUNDAY, TX 03 155 AKINS, WALKER WHITESBORO, TX 04

Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2016) Performance 37 436 BALDWIN, TRACE GROESBECK, TX 10 38 402 HARRISON, PEYTON LOVELADY, TX 09 39 363 HABY, RYMOND EL INDIO, TX 08 40 259 BASS, CANYON WIMBERLY, TX 06 41 458 MCFADDEN, CORT COLEMAN, TX 10 42 231 MATHIS, PEYTON LUFKIN, TX 05 43 415 MORIARTY, ZANE ANDERSON, TX 09 44 398 FORREST, CASH MIDWAY, TX 09 45 71 JUSTISS, JARETT ROBERT LEE, TX 02

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26 LACINA, TYCE AMARILLO, TX 01 276 KOCH, GARRETT HONDO, TX 06 283 MOORE, LOGAN PLEASANTON, TX 06 319 HUNT, STRAN BELLVILLE, TX 07 133 OVERTON, CUTTER MINERAL WELLS, TX 03 63 HANCOCK, DYLAN SAN ANGELO, TX 02 180 TETTENHORST, JAYSE JACKSONVILLE, TX 04 352 BROWN JR, JOSEPH JOURDANTON, TX 08 477 VACULIN, MASON CAMERON, TX 10

Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2016) Performance 55 304 ACHILLE, NICK ALVIN, TX 07 56 273 KARISCH, REID HEMPSTEAD, TX 06 57 183 WEST, CADEN SCURRY, TX 04 58 426 TURNER, CORBIN MIDWAY, TX 09 59 177 RIEKEN, RILEY ARP, TX 04 60 36 MOORE, GRAYLEN CLOVIS, NM 01 61 35 MCCREARY, BRODY AMARILLO, TX 01 62 237 PARSLEY, COOPER TROUP, TX 05 63 8 HUSTON, CLAYTON DECATUR, TX 03 64 97 WEATHERMAN, KADE BALMORHEA, TX 02 65 329 ORTIZ, BILLY MASON BELLVILLE, TX 07 66 181 WEBB, RILEY DENTON, TX 04 67 82 MEADOR, COOPER ELDORADO, TX 02 68 252 WRIGHT, WILL SULPHUR, LA 05 69 445 COWARD, KYLE GATESVILLE, TX 10 70 69 INGLE, BLAYZ CLYDE, TX 02 71 261 BROWNE, COOPER CONVERSE, TX 06 72 339 SUEHS, CAMERON CALDWELL, TX 07 Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2016) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2016) Performance 73 475 THOMPSON, WESLEY LORENA, TX 10 74 5 BAUMANN, SLADE CANYON, TX 01 75 88 QUIGG, TITAN RANKIN, TX 02 76 221 KAHLA, JACK JASPER, TX 05 77 479 WALZEL, JISTOL CAMERON, TX 10 78 472 SULLIVAN, TRISTAN CENTERVILLE, TX 10 79 355 CREWS, SAM GOLIAD, TX 08 80 33 MCCLENDON, KYLER CANADIAN, TX 01 81 9 CLEMENTS, SPENCER VEGA, TX 01 82 66 HORTENSTINE, HUNTER BRONTE, TX 02 83 163 EMMONS, CARSON ROBINSON, TX 04 84 272 JAROSEK, THRES BASTROP, TX 06 85 404 IMHOFF, RANCE NAVASOTA, TX 09 86 31 MASK, WYATT AMARILLO, TX 01 87 137 ROSS, ZACH LIPAN, TX 03 88 373 REYNOLDS III, TRES ALICE, TX 08 BOYS GOAT TYING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 27, 2016) Performance 1 14 GAILLARD, GUS MORSE, TX 01 2 249 WALLACE, THOMAS CUSHING, TX 05 3 103 ALLEN, CHISUM MENARD, TX 03 4 283 MOORE, LOGAN PLEASANTON, TX 06 5 84 MONTOYA, BRAIDYN GARDENDALE, TX 02 6 420 REED, GARRETT GAUSE, TX 09 7 10 CORMAN, BROCK CANYON, TX 01 8 96 WALTERS, JACOB WESTBROOK, TX 02 9 88 QUIGG, TITAN RANKIN, TX 02 10 209 DUREN, DYLAN HUNTINGTON, TX 05 11 402 HARRISON, PEYTON LOVELADY, TX 09 12 348 AWBREY, COOPER JOURDANTON, TX 08 13 389 BELL, TYLER ANDERSON, TX 09 14 21 JAMESON, STETSON HAPPY, TX 01 15 297 WILHELM, WESTON ROSANKY, TX 06 16 168 HOBAN, COLTEN GRANDVIEW, TX 04 Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 27, 2016) Performance 17 398 FORREST, CASH MIDWAY, TX 09 18 27 MARDIS, JOSH CANYON, TX 01 19 284 OHRT, CLINT VICTORIA, TX 06 20 411 MATTHEWS, MASON KURTEN, TX 09 21 138 RUST, MASON GORDON, TX 03 22 5 BAUMANN, SLADE CANYON, TX 01 23 222 KAHLA, JAKE JASPER, TX 05 24 205 DEMENT, KOLT RUSK, TX 05 25 306 ATKINSON, CONNOR NEEDVILLE, TX 07 26 115 HARRIS, JOEL BRADEN SAN ANGELO, TX 03 27 298 YOUNG, NICK ROSANKY, TX 06 28 452 HARMON, CAYDEN LIPAN, TX 10 29 477 VACULIN, MASON CAMERON, TX 10 30 445 COWARD, KYLE GATESVILLE, TX 10 31 76 KIRKPATRICK, KREECE SPUR, TX 02 32 195 BLANCHARD, BRADY BEAUMONT, TX 05 Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2016) Performance

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339 SUEHS, CAMERON CALDWELL, TX 07 66 HORTENSTINE, HUNTER BRONTE, TX 02 329 ORTIZ, BILLY MASON BELLVILLE, TX 07 62 GREENE, COLTON ROCKSPRINGS, TX 02 179 RUSSELL, DALTON ASHDOWN, AR 04 455 KORTIS, KUTTER GATESVILLE, TX 10 241 PINNER, TYRELL HUNTINGTON, TX 05 414 MCDUFFIE, LUKE MIDWAY, TX 09 167 HENRY, KINCADE MT PLEASANT, TX 04 9 CLEMENTS, SPENCER VEGA, TX 01 39 RICE, KORBIN HOBBS, NM 01 82 MEADOR, COOPER ELDORADO, TX 02 242 ROACH, TY LINDALE, TX 05 156 ARCHIBALD, OWEN CADDO MILLS, TX 04 409 LINDSEY, WILLIAM FAIRFIELD, TX 09 355 CREWS, SAM GOLIAD, TX 08

Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2016) Performance 479 WALZEL, JISTOL CAMERON, TX 10 87 PRINCE, KADEN SNYDER, TX 02 354 COLVIN, TRES UVALDE, TX 08 442 CLARK, GARRETT KEMP, TX 10 456 LEATHERS, LUKE AXTELL, TX 10 234 NELSON, MATSON MARTHAVILLE, LA 05 204 CRONE, TANNER WINNIE, TX 05 363 HABY, RYMOND EL INDIO, TX 08 11 ESPENSON, TYLER HART, TX 01 202 COGBILL, CADE ORANGE, TX 05 33 MCCLENDON, KYLER CANADIAN, TX 01 437 BARRETT, JETT STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 80 LUCERO, J C MIDLAND, TX 02 288 SANDSTORM, CHASE COMFORT, TX 06 361 GONZALEZ, ALEJANDRO ZAPATA, TX 08 394 COPELAND, STRAN GROESBECK, TX 09

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Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2016) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2016) Performance 417 PAYNE, COLTON FRANKLIN, TX 09 416 MORRIS, TRENT MADISONVILLE, TX 09 8 HUSTON, CLAYTON DECATUR, TX 03 473 SUNVISON, CARSYN MCDADE, TX 10 89 REED, LANE CLINT, TX 02 148 YARBROUGH, OWEN STEPHENVILLE, TX 03 180 TETTENHORST, JAYSE JACKSONVILLE, TX 04 327 MILLIGAN, KREESE NAVASOTA, TX 07 268 GREEN, CALEB SPRING BRANCH, TX 06 22 JOHNSON, KALLEN AMARILLO, TX 01 304 ACHILLE, NICK ALVIN, TX 07 289 SCHUSTER, STETSON BRACKETVILLE, TX 06 175 PROFILI, KADEN JACKSONVILLE, TX 04

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TIEDOWN ROPING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 27, 2016) Performance 1 87 PRINCE, KADEN SNYDER, TX 02 2 375 SCIBA, BILL VICTORIA, TX 08 3 228 LETNEY, SETH BON WEIR, TX 4 97 WEAVER, BRAEDON CHAPMAN RANCH, TX 08 5 146 STRICKLAND, BRENDON PRINCETON, TX 03 6 148 YARBROUGH, OWEN STEPHENVILLE, TX 03 7 438 BERRY, KADE WEATHERFORD, TX 10 8 22 JOHNSON, KALLEN AMARILLO, TX 01 9 314 DUTY, CASH WEIMAR, TX 07 10 394 COPELAND, STRAN GROESBECK, TX 09 11 334 REYNOLDS, PIERCE SWEENY, TX 07 12 65 HOLT, COLBY MIDLAND, TX 02 Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 27, 2016) Performance 13 468 SHELTON, MEMPHIS AQUILLA, TX 10 14 368 MARR, GARRETT VICTORIA, TX 08 15 159 CHADWICK, LARAMIE MINEOLA, TX 04 16 464 NAIL, ROWDY BAIRD, TX 10 17 480 WILLIAMS, LUKE MILLSAP, TX 10 18 84 MONTOYA, BRAIDYN GARDENDALE, TX 02 19 95 WALLIS, COLTEN BIG SPRING, TX 02 20 297 WILHELM, WESTON ROSANKY, TX 06 21 249 WALLACE, THOMAS CUSHING, TX 05 22 474 TALLY, LANDAN COMANCHE, TX 10 23 156 ARCHIBALD, OWEN CADDO MILLS, TX 04 24 202 COGBILL, CADE ORANGE, TX 05 Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2016) Performance 25 219 JENKINS, ELI LUFKIN, TX 05 26 452 HARMON, CAYDEN LIPAN, TX 10 27 327 MILLIGAN, KREESE NAVASOTA, TX 07 28 241 PINNER, TYRELL HUNTINGTON, TX 05 29 439 BIERSCHWALE, WHITT MASON, TX 10 30 204 CRONE, TANNER WINNIE, TX 05

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COLVIN, TRES UVALDE, TX 08 JONES, JOHN THOMAS DEVERS, TX 05 WOOD, SLADE NEEDVILLE, TX 07 COLLINS IV, JB ROSENBERG, TX 07 BAIRD, DYLAN SIMONTON, TX 07 SCHUSTER, STETSON BRACKETVILLE, TX 06

Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2016) Performance 37 174 NEATHERY, RYON KLONDIKE, TX 04 38 455 KORTIS, KUTTER GATESVILLE, TX 10 39 370 MEDIETTA III, TRES RIVIERA, TX 08 40 306 ATKINSON, CONNOR NEEDVILLE, TX 07 41 115 HARRIS, JOEL BRADEN SAN ANGELO, TX 03 42 10 CORMAN, BROCK CANYON, TX 01 43 175 PROFILI, KADEN JACKSONVILLE, TX 04 44 74 KENNEY, LEVI GARDENDALE, TX 02 45 473 SUNVISON, CARSYN MCDADE, TX 10 46 222 KAHLA, JAKE JASPER, TX 05 47 242 ROACH, TY LINDALE, TX 05 48 39 RICE, KORBIN HOBBS, NM 01 Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2016) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2016) Performance 171 MATHIS, MAX BEN WHEELER, TX 04 14 GAILLARD, GUS MORSE, TX 01 270 HARTMANN, MCKADE FLORESVILLE, TX 06 62 GREENE, COLTON ROCKSPRINGS, TX 02 96 WALTERS, JACOB WESTBROOK, TX 02 389 BELL, TYLER ANDERSON, TX 09 11 ESPENSON, TYLER HART, TX 01 284 OHRT, CLINT VICTORIA, TX 06 76 KIRKPATRICK, KREECE SPUR, TX 02 143 SOCKWELL, SAM MCKINNEY, TX 03 167 HENRY, KINCADE MT PLEASANT, TX 04

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CHUTE DOGGING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 27, 2016) Performance 1 69 INGLE, BLAYZ CLYDE, TX 02 2 105 CHANCEY, CADEN FT. WORTH, TX 03 3 159 CHADWICK, LARAMIE MINEOLA, TX 04 4 36 MOORE, GRAYLEN CLOVIS, NM 01 5 370 MEDIETTA III, TRES RIVIERA, TX 08 6 115 HARRIS, JOEL BRADEN SAN ANGELO, TX 03 7 452 HARMON, CAYDEN LIPAN, TX 10 8 164 FEDOR, CADE GRANDVIEW, TX 04 9 165 GREEN, KOLTON FOREMAN, AR 04 10 411 MATTHEWS, MASON KURTEN, TX 09 11 167 HENRY, KINCADE MT PLEASANT, TX 04 12 272 JAROSEK, THRES BASTROP, TX 06 13 329 ORTIZ, BILLY MASON BELLVILLE, TX 07 14 222 KAHLA, JAKE JASPER, TX 05 15 220 JONES, JOHN THOMAS DEVERS, TX 05 Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 27, 2016) Performance 16 455 KORTIS, KUTTER GATESVILLE, TX 10 17 367 KOEHN, WADE ORANGE GROVE, TX 08 18 327 MILLIGAN, KREESE NAVASOTA, TX 07 19 363 HABY, RYMOND EL INDIO, TX 08 20 175 PROFILI, KADEN JACKSONVILLE, TX 04 21 271 HARVEY, CHASE LAVERNIA, TX 06 22 74 KENNEY, LEVI GARDENDALE, TX 02 23 38 PILLARS, KAGAN HEREFORD, TX 01 24 180 TETTENHORST, JAYSE JACKSONVILLE, TX 04 25 125 MILLER, COLTEN FT WORTH, TX 03 26 60 FREEMAN, QUINTEN SNYDER, TX 02 27 240 PHIFER, SETH NACOGDOCHES, TX 05 28 389 BELL, TYLER ANDERSON, TX 09 29 289 SCHUSTER, STETSON BRACKETVILLE, TX 06 30 375 SCIBA, BILL VICTORIA, TX 08 Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2016) Performance 418 PRATT, CHALON ANDERSON, TX 09 304 ACHILLE, NICK ALVIN, TX 07 168 HOBAN, COLTEN GRANDVIEW, TX 04 456 LEATHERS, LUKE AXTELL, TX 10 246 THOMAS, KY ELKHART, TX 05 21 JAMESON, STETSON HAPPY, TX 01 464 NAIL, ROWDY BAIRD, TX 10 88 QUIGG, TITAN RANKIN, TX 02 40 SWIFT, RODEY AMARILLO, TX 01 202 COGBILL, CADE ORANGE, TX 05 473 SUNVISON, CARSYN MCDADE, TX 10 205 DEMENT, KOLT RUSK, TX 05 11 ESPENSON, TYLER HART, TX 01 22 JOHNSON, KALLEN AMARILLO, TX 01 96 WALTERS, JACOB WESTBROOK, TX 02

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Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2016) Performance 46 468 SHELTON, MEMPHIS AQUILLA, TX 10 47 73 KENNEY, BLAIRE GARDENDALE, TX 02 48 146 STRICKLAND, BRENDON PRINCETON, TX 03 49 298 YOUNG, NICK ROSANKY, TX 06 50 451 GARRIOTT, CHANCE MERIDIAN, TX 10 51 454 JONES, CODY DUBLIN, TX 10 52 409 LINDSEY, WILLIAM FAIRFIELD, TX 09 53 307 BAZAR, JAKE DAMON, TX 07 54 62 GREENE, COLTON ROCKSPRINGS, TX 02 55 284 OHRT, CLINT VICTORIA, TX 06 56 350 BAURLE, TYLER JOURDANTON, TX 08 57 270 HARTMANN, MCKADE FLORESVILLE, TX 06 58 171 MATHIS, MAX BEN WHEELER, TX 04 59 306 BAIRD, DYLAN SIMONTON, TX 07 60 241 PINNER, TYRELL HUNTINGTON, TX 05 Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2016) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2016) Performance 249 WALLACE, THOMAS CUSHING, TX 05 39 RICE, KORBIN HOBBS, NM 01 360 GARCIA, CALEB FREER, TX 08 156 ARCHIBALD, OWEN CADDO MILLS, TX 04 415 MORIARTY, ZANE ANDERSON, TX 09 361 GONZALEZ, ALEJANDRO ZAPATA, TX 08 204 CRONE, TANNER WINNIE, TX 05 407 KETCHUM, TYLER MADISONVILLE, TX 09 103 ALLEN, CHISUM MENARD, TX 03 226 LATHAM, LEVI BRONSON, TX 05 97 WEAVER, BRAEDON CHAPMAN RANCH, TX 08 10 CORMAN, BROCK CANYON, TX 01

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GIRLS BREAKAWAY ROPING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 27, 2016) Performance 1 34 MCCORKELL, TIERRA ADRIAN, TX 01 2 218 HURST, ALYSSA NACOGDOCHES, TX 05 3 200 CHRISTIAN, MORGAN GARRISON, TX 05 4 160 CHAFFIN, HARLEY JO IVANHOE, TX 04 5 90 RICHARDS, MADALYN HEREFORD, TX 02 6 49 BLALOCK, BRENTLEY PLEASANTON, TX 06 7 463 MURRAY, MADISON COOPER, TX 10 8 275 KILLION, MAT WIMBERLEY, TX 06 9 263 DUCKETT, BRYCE ANN WIMBERLEY, TX 06 10 269 HALVORSON, HALLIE LEXINGTON, TX 06 11 374 SAENZ, CAILEY ZAPATA, TX 08 12 371 NICHOLSON, KENNIDY YOAKUM, TX 08 13 176 RHODES, HOPE DEQUEEN, AR 04 14 405 JENSEN, AURORA HUFFMAN, TX 09 15 58 DUNN, SOPHIE ODESSA, TX 02 16 232 MCCALL, KALLI LUFKIN, TX 05 17 421 ROBERTS, KERA MIDWAY, TX 09 18 366 JANUARY, JORDYNN ORANGE GROVE, TX 08 19 446 DIAZ, SYDNEE COMANCHE, TX 10 20 324 LAMB, KERA SEALY, TX 07

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Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 27, 2016) Performance 377 SKELTON, RAINEY LLANO, TX 08 400 GUBERT, CHEYENNE HUNGERFORD, TX 09 467 SEALY, SAIGE SAN SABA, TX 10 390 BROWN, MONTANA CENTERVILLE, TX 09 267 GRAFF, JACQUELYN YANCEY, TX 06 85 MOORE, LOGAN ELDORADO, TX 02 434 ARTHUR, SYDNEY NAVASOTA, TX 10 406 JENSEN, SAVANNAH HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 42 WINDSOR, KAYCEE WHITE DEER, TX 01 197 CAIN, SYDNI JASPER, TX 05 139 SAWIN, LINDSEY VERNON, TX 03 108 DEARING, LARAMIE PARADISE, TX 03 216 HEAD, JACELYNN CLEVELAND, TX 05 381 VELA, VICTORIA ZAPATA, TX 08 332 RAWLINSON, CARLI EL CAMPO, TX 07 52 CHARLESWORTH, COLEE MARATHON, TX 02 392 BURLESON, KENZI MIDWAY, TX 09 353 CANTU, CAMERAN FREER, TX 08 61 GOOD, BRADI MIDLAND, TX 02 321 KOEHN, KENNEDY WEIMAR, TX 07

Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2016) Performance 41 448 DUNLAP, BROOKE TROY, TX 10 42 210 ELMS, ELIZABETH ORANGEFIELD, TX 05 43 356 DODSON, RYLEE SABINAL, TX 08 44 331 PERKO, SAMANTHA SAN FELIPE, TX 07 45 25 KENNEY, JADE CANYON, TX 01 46 18 HARTER, KATIE AMARILLO, TX 01 47 3 PIERCE, PAISLEY SWEENY, TX 07 48 182 WELLS, RYLEE JOSHUA, TX 04 49 56 DRIVER, JORDAN GARDEN CITY, TX 02

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161 EAKES, LILLY CLEBURNE, TX 04 24 JOHNSON, KENLI HAPPY, TX 01 281 MOBBS, TAYLOR SHINER, TX 06 50 BEAN, MADISON CLINT, TX 02 158 CARROLL, CAITLYN WAXAHACHIE, TX 04 217 HOLLEY, DELANEY FRED, TX 05 239 PERKINS, HARLEY JO KOUNTZE, TX 05 391 BRUENING, LACY HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 325 MEYER, ELLIE WASHINGTON, TX 07 1 SHOOK, MAKENNA NEEDVILLE, TX 07 132 NORED, ANDEE SHAE BOWIE, TX 03

Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2016) Performance 290 SMITH, RYLIE WHITSETT, TX 06 326 MILLER, ASPEN SANTA FE, TX 07 335 RICE, ROBBIN SEALY, TX 07 19 HIATT, KROSS CANYON, TX 01 435 BALCH, BROOKLYN BUCKHOLTS, TX 10 410 MASON, HALEY ANDERSON, TX 09 359 FRETWELL, KADI PLEASANTON, TX 08 107 DAVIS, ASHLEY MELISSA, TX 03 230 LOVELADY, HANNAH PALESTINE, TX 05 16 HARPER, LANEY GRUVER, TX 01 23 JOHNSON, KATE ABERNATHY, TX 01 333 REINA, RYLEE WHARTON, TX 07 57 DUBOSE, KHAKI ABERNATHY, TX 02 470 SNEDECOR, KALLYN FREDERICKSBURG, TX 10 41 TUCKER, GRACIE CANYON, TX 01 444 COWARD, JENNA GATESVILLE, TX 10 75 KENT, EMMA SMYER, TX 02 369 MCNEILL, KATE PLEASANTON, TX 08 379 THIBODEAUX, SADIE GONZALES, TX 08 250 WARD, MACY DIBOLL, TX 05

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Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2016) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2016) Performance 81 395 COTTON, RHEAGAN FAIRFIELD, TX 09 82 28 MARDIS, RACHEL CANYON, TX 01 83 453 HEADSTREAM, JESSE STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 84 251 WHITE, JILL SINGER, LA 05 85 172 MAYES, MAKENZIE SCROGGINS, TX 04 86 266 FREEMAN, BRINLEE EAGLE LAKE, TX 06 87 72 KENNEDY, BRECKLYN LEVELLAND, TX 02 88 428 WEBB, KATY BUFFALO, TX 09 89 449 EDENS, JORDI GATESVILLE, TX 10 90 277 MASK, KYLIE LYTLE, TX 06 91 294 UNDERBRINK, TESS PLEASANTON, TX 06 92 169 INGLE, KYLA SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX 04 93 126 MUNSTER, SYDNEY LIPAN, TX 03 GIRLS GOAT TYING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 27, 2016) Performance 1 3 PIERCE, PAISLEY SWEENY, TX 07 2 461 MORRIS, AINSLEE BELTON, TX 10 3 24 JOHNSON, KENLI HAPPY, TX 01 4 337 SPIVEY, SAGE VICTORIA, TX 07 5 139 SAWIN, LINDSEY VERNON, TX 03 6 335 RICE, ROBBIN SEALY, TX 07 7 467 SEALY, SAIGE SAN SABA, TX 10 8 392 BURLESON, KENZI MIDWAY, TX 09 9 182 WELLS, RYLEE JOSHUA, TX 04 10 17 HARTER, KARLIE AMARILLO, TX 01 11 338 STONE, KATELYN VAN VLECK, TX 07 12 382 WATTS, HANNAH CHARLOTTE, TX 08 13 377 SKELTON, RAINEY LLANO, TX 08 14 61 GOOD, BRADI MIDLAND, TX 02 15 435 BALCH, BROOKLYN BUCKHOLTS, TX 10 16 391 BRUENING, LACY HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 17 447 DOWNING, RALEY TROY, TX 10 18 41 TUCKER, GRACIE CANYON, TX 01 19 286 PINKSTON, ACEY ORANGE GROVE, TX 06 20 379 THIBODEAUX, SADIE GONZALES, TX 08 Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 27, 2016) Performance 21 28 MARDIS, RACHEL CANYON, TX 01 22 393 CLOSE, KENLEE COLLEGE STATION, TX 09 23 251 WHITE, JILL SINGER, LA 05 24 277 MASK, KYLIE LYTLE, TX 06 25 421 ROBERTS, KERA MIDWAY, TX 09 26 161 EAKES, LILLY CLEBURNE, TX 04 27 471 STUTTS, JAYLYN CAMERON, TX 10 28 2 SCHUENEMAN, SIERRA MADISONVILLE, TX 09 29 278 MCCLAUGHERTY, CAROLINE TILDEN, TX 06 30 218 HURST, ALYSSA NACOGDOCHES, TX 05 31 83 MONTALVO, KALLIE KNICKERBOCKER, TX 02 32 90 RICHARDS, MADALYN HEREFORD, TX 02 33 410 MASON, HALEY ANDERSON, TX 09

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333 REINA, RYLEE WHARTON, TX 07 230 LOVELADY, HANNAH PALESTINE, TX 05 266 FREEMAN, BRINLEE EAGLE LAKE, TX 06 376 SCIBA, MAILE VICTORIA, TX 08 446 DIAZ, SYDNEE COMANCHE, TX 10 126 MUNSTER, SYDNEY LIPAN, TX 03 75 KENT, EMMA SMYER, TX 02

Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2016) Performance 233 MOORE, MALLORY GARRISON, TX 05 211 FOLEY, LEXIE LUFKIN, TX 05 291 STAMPS, KYLA HARWOOD, TX 06 109 FOEGELLE, BRYLEA GLEN ROSE, TX 03 294 UNDERBRINK, TESS PLEASANTON, TX 06 160 CHAFFIN, HARLEY JO IVANHOE, TX 04 178 ROSE, ELIZABETH MALONE, TX 04 321 KOEHN, KENNEDY WEIMAR, TX 07 481 WILSON, SASSY MULLIN, TX 10 400 GUBERT, CHEYENNE HUNGERFORD, TX 09 23 JOHNSON, KATE ABERNATHY, TX 01 323 KROLCZYK, BROOKE CYPRESS, TX 07 380 TOEPPERWEIN, TARYL HONDO, TX 08 49 BLALOCK, BRENTLEY PLEASANTON, TX 06 469 SMART, SHAYLIE GATESVILLE, TX 10 91 SMITH, RILEY MATADOR, TX 02 238 PARSLEY, EMORIE TROUP, TX 05 366 JANUARY, JORDYNN ORANGE GROVE, TX 08 172 MAYES, MAKENZIE SCROGGINS, TX 04 15 GOMEZ, HADLEE SHAMROCK, TX 01

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Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2016) Performance 61 18 HARTER, KATIE AMARILLO, TX 01 62 132 NORED, ANDEE SHAE BOWIE, TX 03 63 349 BAURLE, SHYANNE JOURDANTON, TX 08 64 406 JENSEN, SAVANNAH HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 65 58 DUNN, SOPHIE ODESSA, TX 02 66 1 SHOOK, MAKENNA NEEDVILLE, TX 07 67 408 KLAWINSKY, KATELYN WILLIS, TX 09 68 197 CAIN, SYDNI JASPER, TX 05 69 449 EDENS, JORDI GATESVILLE, TX 10 70 351 BEDNORZ, EMILY ORANGE GROVE, TX 08 71 196 BURRIS, TANA RUSK, TX 05 72 123 LILES, CARMELLA ALVORD, TX 03 73 56 DRIVER, JORDAN GARDEN CITY, TX 02 74 127 NEAL, MADISON STEPHENVILLE, TX 03 75 427 VIRGL, ISABELLA COLLEGE STATION, TX 09 76 54 CROWDER, KEYLEE ROPESVILLE, TX 02 77 358 FIGUEROVA, KALISTA VICTORIA, TX 08 78 25 KENNEY, JADE CANYON, TX 01 79 440 BROCKWAY, GRACEY ROYSE CITY, TX 10 80 269 HALVORSON, HALLIE LEXINGTON, TX 06 Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2016) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2016) Performance 81 216 HEAD, JACELYNN CLEVELAND, TX 05 82 107 DAVIS, ASHLEY MELISSA, TX 03 83 176 RHODES, HOPE DEQUEEN, AR 04 84 356 DODSON, RYLEE SABINAL, TX 08 85 267 GRAFF, JACQUELYN YANCEY, TX 06 86 330 OUTHIER, MADISON UTOPIA, TX 07 87 6 BENNETT, SAGE VEGA, TX 01 88 290 SMITH, RYLIE WHITSETT, TX 06 89 200 CHRISTIAN, MORGAN GARRISON, TX 05 90 34 MCCORKELL, TIERRA ADRIAN, TX 01 91 50 BEAN, MADISON CLINT, TX 02 92 326 MILLER, ASPEN SANTA FE, TX 07 93 52 CHARLESWORTH, COLEE MARATHON, TX 02 POLE BENDING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 27, 2016) Performance 1 15 GOMEZ, HADLEE SHAMROCK, TX 01 2 81 MARTIN, KAYLYNN ODESSA, TX 02 3 173 MCDANIEL, KIRSTYN FT WORTH, TX 04 4 330 OUTHIER, MADISON UTOPIA, TX 07 5 310 BYLER, JAYCI BELLVILLE, TX 07 6 52 CHARLESWORTH, COLEE MARATHON, TX 02 7 356 DODSON, RYLEE SABINAL, TX 08 8 107 DAVIS, ASHLEY MELISSA, TX 03 9 379 THIBODEAUX, SADIE GONZALES, TX 08 10 313 COOK, CAYLEE ROSENBERG, TX 07 11 184 WILLIE, RAYLEE MINEOLA, TX 12 316 FRANZ, JAYCIE-ANNE BAY CITY, TX 07 13 278 MCCLAUGHERTY, CAROLINE TILDEN, TX 06 14 1 SHOOK, MAKENNA NEEDVILLE, TX 07 15 448 DUNLAP, BROOKE TROY, TX 10 16 127 NEAL, MADISON STEPHENVILLE, TX 03 17 372 POLLOCK, LANIE UTOPIA, TX 08

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251 WHITE, JILL SINGER, LA 05 422 SMITH, ANSLEY BEDIAS, TX 09 94 VAUGHN, ALLISON CHRISTOVAL, TX 02 116 HENDERSON, GRACIE DECATUR, TX 03 Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 27, 2016) Performance 49 BLALOCK, BRENTLEY PLEASANTON, TX 06 50 BEAN, MADISON CLINT, TX 02 141 SHEPHERD, PRESLEY MILFORD, TX 03 30 MASK, EMERY AMARLLO, TX 01 176 RHODES, HOPE DEQUEEN, AR 04 132 NORED, ANDEE SHAE BOWIE, TX 03 56 DRIVER, JORDAN GARDEN CITY, TX 02 469 SMART, SHAYLIE GATESVILLE, TX 10 211 FOLEY, LEXIE LUFKIN, TX 05 232 MCCALL, KALLI LUFKIN, TX 05 470 SNEDECOR, KALLYN FREDERICKSBURG, TX 10 428 WEBB, KATY BUFFALO, TX 09 109 FOEGELLE, BRYLEA GLEN ROSE, TX 03 328 MOON, ELISABETH MISSOURI CITY, TX 07 425 SULLIVAN, CLAYE ANN ANDERSON, TX 09 244 SPIKES, JAMIE NEW WAVERLY, TX 05 335 RICE, ROBBIN SEALY, TX 07 178 ROSE, ELIZABETH MALONE, TX 04 7 BENSON, JADE CLARENDON, TX 01 114 HARDIN, RYLEE NEWCASTLE, TX 03 357 ELLIS, ERYN ORANGE GROVE, TX 08

Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2016) Performance 421 ROBERTS, KERA MIDWAY, TX 09 449 EDENS, JORDI GATESVILLE, TX 10 75 KENT, EMMA SMYER, TX 02 286 PINKSTON, ACEY ORANGE GROVE, TX 06 120 JENKINS, JORDAN DECATOR, TX 03 267 GRAFF, JACQUELYN YANCEY, TX 06 157 ARMSTRONG, ABIGAIL VAN ALSTYNE, TX 04 326 MILLER, ASPEN SANTA FE, TX 07 423 SMITH, PAIGE BEDIAS, TX 09 266 FREEMAN, BRINLEE EAGLE LAKE, TX 06 401 HALLEY, CODI JO IOLA, TX 09 41 TUCKER, GRACIE CANYON, TX 01 406 JENSEN, SAVANNAH HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 467 SEALY, SAIGE SAN SABA, TX 10 440 BROCKWAY, GRACEY ROYSE CITY, TX 10 6 BENNETT, SAGE VEGA, TX 01 61 GOOD, BRADI MIDLAND, TX 02 230 LOVELADY, HANNAH PALESTINE, TX 05 378 SMITH, EMMA PLEASANTON, TX 08 397 ENGLAND, EMMA COLLEGE STATION, TX 09 296 WENTZEL, KAYLEE ANN WALLER, TX 06

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Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2016) Performance 85 MOORE, LOGAN ELDORADO, TX 02 161 EAKES, LILLY CLEBURNE, TX 04 471 STUTTS, JAYLYN CAMERON, TX 10 281 MOBBS, TAYLOR SHINER, TX 06 13 FRAZIER, KELLI GRUVER, TX 01 377 SKELTON, RAINEY LLANO, TX 08 443 CLAYTON, PAIGE DUBLIN, TX 10 90 RICHARDS, MADALYN HEREFORD, TX 02 218 HURST, ALYSSA NACOGDOCHES, TX 05 366 JANUARY, JORDYNN ORANGE GROVE, TX 08 215 GRANT, ASPEN BUNA, TX 05 322 KORENEK, ZOEY COLLEGE STATION, TX 07 58 DUNN, SOPHIE ODESSA, TX 02 392 BURLESON, KENZI MIDWAY, TX 09 216 HEAD, JACELYNN CLEVELAND, TX 05 277 MASK, KYLIE LYTLE, TX 06 280 MCKEE, JENNA YOAKUM, TX 06 34 MCCORKELL, TIERRA ADRIAN, TX 01 441 CASSIDY, DAKOTA MERIDIAN, TX 10 182 WELLS, RYLEE JOSHUA, TX 04 172 MAYES, MAKENZIE SCROGGINS, TX 04

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Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2016) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2016) Performance 18 HARTER, KATIE AMARILLO, TX 01 462 MOTE, LAURA STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 400 GUBERT, CHEYENNE HUNGERFORD, TX 09 325 MEYER, ELLIE WASHINGTON, TX 07 269 HALVORSON, HALLIE LEXINGTON, TX 06 376 SCIBA, MAILE VICTORIA, TX 08 369 MCNEILL, KATE PLEASANTON, TX 08 239 PERKINS, HARLEY JO KOUNTZE, TX 05 371 NICHOLSON, KENNIDY YOAKUM, TX 08 158 CARROLL, CAITLYN WAXAHACHIE, TX 04 42 WINDSOR, KAYCEE WHITE DEER, TX 01

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RIBBON ROPING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 27, 2016) Performance 1 171 MATHIS, MAX BEN WHEELER, TX 04 EAKES, LILLY 161 CLEBURNE, TX 2 156 ARCHIBALD, OWEN CADDO MILLS, TX 04 RHODES, HOPE 176 DEQUEEN, AR 3 220 JONES, JOHN THOMAS DEVERS, TX 05 WARD, MACY 250 DIBOLL, TX 4 404 IMHOFF, RANCE NAVASOTA, TX 09 MASON, HALEY 410 ANDERSON, TX 5 134 PARISH, PARKER MILLSAP, TX 03 SMALL, ROSE 142 WELCH, OK 6 95 WALLIS, COLTEN BIG SPRING, TX 02 HUDNALL, BERKLEY 68 MIDLAND, TX 7 472 SULLIVAN, TRISTAN CENTERVILLE, TX 10 MCGINLEY, RAGEN 459 LOTT, TX 8 5 BAUMANN, SLADE CANYON, TX 01 HARTER, KARLIE 17 AMARILLO, TX 9 368 MARR, GARRETT VICTORIA, TX 08 FIGUEROVA, KALISTA 358 VICTORIA, TX 10 8 HUSTON, CLAYTON DECATUR, TX 03 NORED, ANDEE SHAE 132 BOWIE, TX 11 62 GREENE, COLTON ROCKSPRINGS, TX 02 GOOD, BRADI 61 MIDLAND, TX 12 219 JENKINS, ELI LUFKIN, TX 05 FOLEY, LEXIE 211 LUFKIN, TX 13 202 COGBILL, CADE ORANGE, TX 05 LOVELADY, HANNAH 230 PALESTINE, TX 14 242 ROACH, TY LINDALE, TX 05 PARSLEY, EMORIE 238 TROUP, TX 15 426 TURNER, CORBIN MIDWAY, TX 09 HALLEY, CODI JO 401 IOLA, TX 16 180 TETTENHORST, JAYSE JACKSONVILLE, TX 04 ARMSTRONG, ABIGAIL 157 VAN ALSTYNE, TX 17 306 ATKINSON, CONNOR NEEDVILLE, TX 07 SHOOK, MAKENNA 1 NEEDVILLE, TX 18 331 PERKO, SAMANTHA SAN FELIPE, TX 07 HUNT, STRAN 319 BELLVILLE, TX 19 82 MEADOR, COOPER ELDORADO, TX 02 BALLARD, ASHLYN 48 NEW HOME, TX 20 289 SCHUSTER, STETSON BRACKETVILLE, TX 06 SMITH, RYLIE 290 WHITSETT, TX Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 27, 2016) Performance 21 143 SOCKWELL, SAM MCKINNEY, TX 03 DAVIS, ASHLEY 107 MELISSA, TX 22 14 GAILLARD, GUS MORSE, TX 01 FRAZIER, KELLI 13 GRUVER, TX 23 473 SUNVISON, CARSYN MCDADE, TX 10 EDENS, JORDI 449 GATESVILLE, TX 24 221 KAHLA, JACK JASPER, TX 05 GORE, CHELSI 214 BUNA, TX 25 342 WOOD, SLADE NEEDVILLE, TX 07 PIERCE, PAISLEY 3 SWEENY, TX 26 442 CLARK, GARRETT KEMP, TX 10 DUNLAP, BROOKE 448 TROY, TX 27 329 ORTIZ, BILLY MASON BELLVILLE, TX 07 BYLER, JAYCI 310 BELLVILLE, TX 28 10 CORMAN, BROCK CANYON, TX 01 HIATT, KROSS 19 CANYON, TX 29 261 BROWNE, COOPER CONVERSE, TX 06 GRAFF, JACQUELYN 267 YANCEY, TX 30 33 MCCLENDON, KYLER CANADIAN, TX 01 JOHNSON, KENLI 24 HAPPY, TX 31 361 GONZALEZ, ALEJANDRO ZAPATA, TX 08 SAENZ, CAILEY 374 ZAPATA, TX 32 394 COPELAND, STRAN GROESBECK, TX 09 GARNER, PAIGE 399 MARQUEZ, TX 33 270 HARTMANN, MCKADE FLORESVILLE, TX 06 UNDERBRINK, TESS 294 PLEASANTON, TX 34 204 CRONE, TANNER WINNIE, TX 05 DRAKE, KINLEE 208 ORANGE, TX 35 96 WALTERS, JACOB WESTBROOK, TX 02 DRIVER, JORDAN 56 GARDEN CITY, TX 36 167 HENRY, KINCADE MT PLEASANT, TX 04 MAYES, MAKENZIE 172 SCROGGINS, TX 37 22 JOHNSON, KALLEN AMARILLO, TX 01 KENNEY, JADE 25 CANYON, TX 38 175 PROFILI, KADEN JACKSONVILLE, TX 04 INGLE, KYLA 169 SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX 39 379 THIBODEAUX, SADIE GONZALES, TX 08 REYNOLDS III, TRES 373 ALICE, TX 40 369 MCNEILL, KATE PLEASANTON, TX 08 BAURLE, TYLER 350 JOURDANTON, TX

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Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2016) Performance 41 272 JAROSEK, THRES BASTROP, TX 06 ELDER, MATTIE 265 UVALDE, TX 42 298 YOUNG, NICK ROSANKY, TX 06 DAVIS, JESSIE 262 SMITHVILLE, TX 43 144 STEWART, TEGAN GLEN ROSE, TX 03 NEAL, MADISON 127 STEPHENVILLE, TX 44 87 PRINCE, KADEN SNYDER, TX 02 DUNN, SOPHIE 58 ODESSA, TX 45 89 REED, LANE CLINT, TX 02 BEAN, MADISON 50 CLINT, TX 46 11 ESPENSON, TYLER HART, TX 01 HARPER, LANEY 16 GRUVER, TX 47 159 CHADWICK, LARAMIE MINEOLA, TX 04 EASON, ALLIE 162 SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX 48 268 GREEN, CALEB SPRING BRANCH, TX 06 MASK, KYLIE 277 LYTLE, TX 49 97 WEAVER, BRAEDON CHAPMAN RANCH, TX 08 CANTU, CAMERAN 353 FREER, TX 50 69 INGLE, BLAYZ CLYDE, TX 02 KENNEDY, BRECKLYN 72 LEVELLAND, TX 51 381 VELA, VICTORIA ZAPATA, TX 08 GONZALEZ, DANIEL 362 ZAPATA, TX 52 147 THOMPSON, KREECE MUNDAY, TX 03 GREEN, TORI 113 BRIDGEPORT, TX 53 65 HOLT, COLBY MIDLAND, TX 02 KITCHENS, KANITA 77 STANTON, TX 54 115 HARRIS, JOEL BRADEN SAN ANGELO, TX 03 MUNSTER, SYDNEY 126 LIPAN, TX 55 284 OHRT, CLINT VICTORIA, TX 06 PINKSTON, ACEY 286 ORANGE GROVE, TX 56 297 WILHELM, WESTON ROSANKY, TX 06 TINER, ALEXIS 293 SMITHVILLE, TX 57 146 STRICKLAND, BRENDON PRINCETON, TX 03 DEARING, LARAMIE 108 PARADISE, TX 58 437 BARRETT, JETT STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 MOTE, LAURA 462 STEPHENVILLE, TX 59 314 DUTY, CASH WEIMAR, TX 07 URESTI, ROSSI 340

NEEDVILLE, TX 60 475 THOMPSON, WESLEY LORENA, TX 10 POTTER, MERRITT 465 MOODY, TX Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2016) Performance 61 138 RUST, MASON GORDON, TX 03 HENDERSON, GRACIE 116 DECATUR, TX 62 312 COLLINS IV, JB ROSENBERG, TX 07 COOK, CAYLEE 313 ROSENBERG, TX 63 29 MARTIN, LOGAN VEGA, TX 01 NORTHRUP, CHLOE 37 CANYON, TX 64 327 MILLIGAN, KREESE NAVASOTA, TX 07 RICE, ROBBIN 335 SEALY, TX 65 241 PINNER, TYRELL HUNTINGTON, TX 05 MCCALL, KALLI 232 LUFKIN, TX 66 396 DUNN, KADEN CENTERVILLE, TX 09 BROWN, MONTANA 390 CENTERVILLE, TX 67 311 CHANDLER, DUGAN VICTORIA, TX 07 REINA, RYLEE 333 WHARTON, TX 68 103 ALLEN, CHISUM MENARD, TX 03 SAWIN, LINDSEY 139 VERNON, TX 69 163 EMMONS, CARSON ROBINSON, TX 04 CARROLL, CAITLYN 158 WAXAHACHIE, TX 70 88 QUIGG, TITAN RANKIN, TX 02 DICKSON, TEGAN 55 SNYDER, TX 71 304 ACHILLE, NICK ALVIN, TX 07 MILLER, ASPEN 326 SANTA FE, TX 72 400 GUBERT, CHEYENNE HUNGERFORD, TX 09 FORREST, CASH 0 MIDWAY, TX 73 249 WALLACE, THOMAS CUSHING, TX 05 CHRISTIAN, MORGAN 200 GARRISON, TX 74 371 NICHOLSON, KENNIDY YOAKUM, TX 08 AWBREY, COOPER 348 JOURDANTON, TX 75 389 BELL, TYLER ANDERSON, TX 09 BRUENING, LACY 391 HUNTSVILLE, TX 76 251 WHITE, JILL SINGER, LA 05 KAYLOR, CUTTER 223 JASPER, TX 77 26 LACINA, TYCE AMARILLO, TX 01 GOMEZ, HADLEE 15

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ROPESVILLE, TX 96 455 KORTIS, KUTTER GATESVILLE, TX 10 CASSIDY, DAKOTA 441 MERIDIAN, TX 97 456 LEATHERS, LUKE AXTELL, TX 10 SEALY, SAIGE 467 SAN SABA, TX 98 283 MOORE, LOGAN PLEASANTON, TX 06 BLALOCK, BRENTLEY 49 PLEASANTON, TX

Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2016) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2016) Performance 81 370 MEDIETTA III, TRES RIVIERA, TX 08 BEDNORZ, EMILY 351 ORANGE GROVE, TX 82 363 HABY, RYMOND EL INDIO, TX 08 FRETWELL, KADI 359 PLEASANTON, TX 83 356 DODSON, RYLEE SABINAL, TX 08 COLVIN, TRES 354 UVALDE, TX 84 318 GUBERT, BAILEY HUNGERFORD, TX 07 BAZAR, JAKE 307 DAMON, TX 85 468 SHELTON, MEMPHIS AQUILLA, TX 10 LOVE, SALLY 457 CRAWFORD, TX 86 174 NEATHERY, RYON KLONDIKE, TX 04 ROSE, ELIZABETH 178 MALONE, TX 87 165 GREEN, KOLTON FOREMAN, AR 04 CHAFFIN, HARLEY JO 160 IVANHOE, TX 88 195 BLANCHARD, BRADY BEAUMONT, TX 05 PERKINS, HARLEY JO 239 KOUNTZE, TX 89 409 LINDSEY, WILLIAM FAIRFIELD, TX 09 SCHUENEMAN, SIERRA 2 MADISONVILLE, TX 90 460 MOODY, CINCH STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 ARTHUR, SYDNEY 434 NAVASOTA, TX 91 438 BERRY, KADE WEATHERFORD, TX 10 BROCKWAY, GRACEY 440 ROYSE CITY, TX 92 414 MCDUFFIE, LUKE MIDWAY, TX 09 BURLESON, KENZI 392 MIDWAY, TX 93 39 RICE, KORBIN HOBBS, NM 01 JOHNSON, KATE 23 ABERNATHY, TX 94 181 WEBB, RILEY DENTON, TX 04 WELLS, RYLEE 182 JOSHUA, TX 95 80 LUCERO, J C MIDLAND, TX 02 CROWDER, KEYLEE 54

BAREBACK STEER RIDING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2016) and Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2016) Performance 1 414 MCDUFFIE, LUKE MIDWAY, TX 09 2 12 FLOWERS, TYGE JAYTON, TX 01 3 14 GAILLARD, GUS MORSE, TX 01 4 223 KAYLOR, CUTTER JASPER, TX 05 5 117 HUGHES, RIGGEN KEMPNER, TX 03 6 205 DEMENT, KOLT RUSK, TX 05 7 213 GIROUARD, WYATT WINNIE, TX 05 8 119 JACKSON, JOHN CARTER KELLER, TX 03 9 476 TUPPER, MICHAEL GRANITE SHOALS, TX 10 10 64 HANDLEY, TRAVIS ANDREWS, TX 02 11 226 LATHAM, LEVI BRONSON, TX 05 SADDLE BRONC STEER RIDING Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 22, 2016) and Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2016) Performance 1 252 WRIGHT, WILL SULPHUR, LA 05 2 451 GARRIOTT, CHANCE MERIDIAN, TX 10 3 249 WALLACE, THOMAS CUSHING, TX 05 4 131 NEWMAN, CALE DUBLIN, TX 03 5 12 FLOWERS, TYGE JAYTON, TX 01 6 237 PARSLEY, COOPER TROUP, TX 05 7 212 GIBLIN, GABE NACOGDOCHES, TX 05 8 242 ROACH, TY LINDALE, TX 05 9 14 GAILLARD, GUS MORSE, TX 01 10 79 LLOYD, WYATT SAN ANGELO, TX 02

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even get to sleep. During times like this I have found all I need is a little bit of encouragement do that’s what I’m here to do!

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ri-state finals and state finals are creeping us on us slowly but surely! This is the time of the year that everything gets harder with students being busier now than any other time of the year. Between FFA, track, EOC exams, the crunch for semester test and preparations for state finals it’s amazing that any of us

“It’s not about being better then someone else, its about being better than you were yesterday.” - Trevor Brazile “Every pro was once an amateur, every expert was once a beginner, so dream big.” - Tuff Cooper “You mentally get ahold of yourself and don’t let that moment control you. You go do what you’ve done a million times.” - Sherry Cervi These are just a few people that we idol in our sport and they obviously have been in busy times that makes it hard to stick with it. Everyone who is been successful have had to go through days that make them want to pull a couple of irons out of the fire. So let’s buckle down for the next 30 something days of school and go do our best in everything we do!

Region I

STATE DIRECTORS / REGION OFFICERS

TED WHITE PO Box 341 • Happy, Texas 79042 806.764.3469 • ted.white99@yahoo.com SECRETARY - BRANDY WRIGHT 11555 US HWY 83 • Canadian, Texas 79014 806.255.0034 • tristaterodeo@yahoo.com

TRAVIS PATTERSON 11943 CR 27 • Spearman, Texas 79081 806.659.3339 • tpatterson@npec.org PRESIDENT- TRAVIS PATTERSON 11943 CR 27 • Spearman, Texas 79081 806.659.3339 • tpatterson@npec.org

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Region II

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riends. One of the most rewarding parts of rodeo is the friends you make while doing it. From the time one starts in the eight and under all the way into the pro ranks and beyond, the friends one makes while rodeoing

will last a lifetime. These special friendships are full of memories to be made, lessons to be learned, and joy and laughter to be shared.

The relationships we make in rodeo can easily last a lifetime. Considering rodeo has no age limit you can go from rodeoing with someone from the time you are a small child to well into your adult life. This is part of what makes rodeo such a special sport. The friends you make while involved in this sport are one of a kind. They will support you when you need it most and never let you go without something you need.

Region II junior Hannah Martin spoke a little bit about what she has learned from her friendships she has made through rodeo: “I have learned that you support others no matter what and they will support you. I have most

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cherished the excitement of watching my friends succeed.”

Senior in Region II Talyn Messick also spoke about what she has learned from and enjoyed about her rodeo friendships, “Through my friendships in rodeo I have learned how to be supportive of the competition. No matter if you have the fastest time or the slowest time, when one of your friends goes into that arena, you’re praying they have a smoking run. Even if it’s going to beat you, you hope they ride to the best of their abilities. I cherish these friendships made through rodeo because I know they will be life long, because rodeo isn’t a sport you can just drop. Whether or not you quit rodeoing you will always find yourself caught up in that lifestyle. I cherish the fact that you have friends that have the same interests as you, so they are more understanding of you and get the person you really are.”

As you can see. . . these relationships are built to last. Whether it’s to go on a late night Whataburger run, lend you a tube of bute, or just talk after a bad run or ride, your rodeo friends will most certainly be there. The people you connect with in rodeo will be the most supportive and caring people you will ever meet. Friendships of this assortment can last all the way from the twelve and under to over forty years later when your own children are rodeoing. I personally have cherished and learned more from these friendships than any others. These relationships are so special and worth having.

The joy, memories, and lessons that come out of these relationships are priceless and irreplaceable. They will last you a lifetime. Whether you leave the rodeo world or not, they will always find you. These relationships are what make the great sport of rodeo so special and rewarding. So with that, good luck Region II, in all that you do.

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KEN BRAY PO Box 1634 • Granbury, Texas 76048 817.219.0436 • kbray@equibrand.com KEVIN PRZILAS PO Box 167 • Bowie, Texas 76230 940.872.3748 • kprzilas@yahoo.com PRESIDENT - KEN BRAY PO Box 1634 • Granbury, Texas 76048 817.219.0436 • kbray@equibrand.com

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InnerWorkings of Region III

By SAWYER PRZILAS

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he backbone of every organization is a good secretary, and region three is no exception. When it comes to running the office side of rodeo.

Without a great secretary, region three would not survive. The secretary is in charge of all the money, from taking entries to dispersing prize money. Next comes the entry of data, from the region standings and points, to the balancing of the books and staying on top of the regions financial status. That extremely summarized description, is the job of Ms. Kelly Williams, our wonderful secretary for region three.

Ms. Kelly is finishing up her eleventh year as secretary, and plans to go nowhere soon. She says her combined experiences with the best kids, parents, and by far the most active board has contributed to the absolute enjoyment of her job. The most amazing moment of her job has been watching the kids’ transition to making that senior

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ride the night of finals. The biggest challenge on her part is enforcing deadlines while trying to be nice, sometimes it takes a little whip cracking to get the job done in a punctual manner.

While the region and her job are tough to balance, whenever she has free time Ms. Kelly loves to shop. To quote, “I’ve never seen a sale I don’t like”. She also loves going out with friends to dance, and enjoys throwing down some tunes at karaoke. However, being the secretary has enriched her life so much, she misses the hustle and bustle of the rodeo during the summer break.

The most important quality of a secretary in Ms. Kelly’s opinion is a great go-getter positive attitude, however, some organizational skills never hurt as she would say. Customer service is also important to Ms. Kelly, who treats people like they wish to be treated. Putting people first and

“After you have suffered for a little while, the God of all grace, who called you to his eternal glory in Christ, will himself perfect, confirm, strengthen and establish you.”

1 Peter 5:10 letting them know they are important is what keeps region three full of members and entries. Those people are also invited to give suggestions, however, I will be the first to say I do not think there would be much else to do with the phenomenal service we receive.

Being a secretary is not going to be easy, but we can all agree Ms. Williams does a fantastic job and has been wonderful for the region. She is, after all, the “spine” of the rodeo and region three could not stand without a secretary of her caliber.

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BULL RIDING Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2016) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 27, 2016) Performance 1 213 GIROUARD, WYATT WINNIE, TX 05 2 354 COLVIN, TRES UVALDE, TX 08 3 478 VILLANUEVA, CHRIS MESQUITE, TX 10 4 223 KAYLOR, CUTTER JASPER, TX 05 5 136 RHODES, BRANDON SANGER, TX 03 6 53 COULSTON, LANDON MONAHANS, TX 02 7 418 PRATT, CHALON ANDERSON, TX 09 Wednesday Night PM (May 25, 2016) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 27, 2016) Performance 8 370 MEDIETTA III, TRES RIVIERA, TX 08 9 117 HUGHES, RIGGEN KEMPNER, TX 03 10 259 BASS, CANYON WIMBERLY, TX 06 11 170 LANEY, ZACHARY FERRIS, TX 04 12 235 NESBIT, TUCKER HAUGHTON, LA 05 13 246 THOMAS, KY ELKHART, TX 05 14 199 CAMPBELL, JACOBY PALESTINE, TX 05 Thursday Morning AM (May 26, 2016) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 27, 2016) Performance 15 243 ROGERS, LAYTHEN JASPER, TX 05 16 226 LATHAM, LEVI BRONSON, TX 05 17 364 HINOJOSA, LEO SINTON, TX 08 18 253 YELVERTON, COLE COUSHATTA, LA 05 19 86 PRICE, LAYTON ANDREWS, TX 02 20 403 HELMCAMP, HAGEN BUFFALO, TX 09 21 245 STEPHENSON, BILLY JOHN JASPER, TX 05 TEAM ROPING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 27, 2016) Performance 1 442 CLARK, GARRETT KEMP, TX 10 GARRIOTT, CHANCE 451 MERIDIAN, TX 2 126 MUNSTER, SYDNEY LIPAN, TX 03 OVERTON, CUTTER 133 MINERAL WELLS, TX 3 205 DEMENT, KOLT RUSK, TX 05 CRONE, TANNER 204 WINNIE, TX 4 183 WEST, CADEN SCURRY, TX 04 EMMONS, CARSON 163 ROBINSON, TX 5 206 DIAL, WESTON GROVETON, TX 05 THOMAS, KY 246 ELKHART, TX 6 396 DUNN, KADEN CENTERVILLE, TX 09 FORREST, CASH 398 MIDWAY, TX 7 9 CLEMENTS, SPENCER VEGA, TX 01 RICE, KORBIN 39 HOBBS, NM 8 452 HARMON, CAYDEN LIPAN, TX 10 THOMPSON, WESLEY 475 LORENA, TX 9 381 VELA, VICTORIA ZAPATA, TX 08 CANTU, CAMERAN 353 FREER, TX 10 424 STARNS, JAKE LOVELADY, TX 09 MCDUFFIE, LUKE 414 MIDWAY, TX

11 26 LACINA, TYCE AMARILLO, TX 01 PILLARS, KAGAN 38 HEREFORD, TX 12 350 BAURLE, TYLER JOURDANTON, TX 08 BROWN JR, JOSEPH 352 JOURDANTON, TX 13 468 SHELTON, MEMPHIS AQUILLA, TX 10 SUNVISON, CARSYN 473 MCDADE, TX 14 261 BROWNE, COOPER CONVERSE, TX 06 OHRT, CLINT 284 VICTORIA, TX 15 267 GRAFF, JACQUELYN YANCEY, TX 06 UNDERBRINK, TESS 294 PLEASANTON, TX 16 458 MCFADDEN, CORT COLEMAN, TX 10 BARRETT, JETT 437 STEPHENVILLE, TX 17 369 MCNEILL, KATE PLEASANTON, TX 08 SMITH, EMMA 378 PLEASANTON, TX Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2016) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 27, 2016) Performance 18 67 HOWLE, JESSIE IDALOU, TX 02 KENNEDY, BRECKLYN 72 LEVELLAND, TX 19 413 MCDONALD, COLBY NAVASOTA, TX 09 MCDONALD, BRODY 412 NAVASOTA, TX 20 78 KOTHMANN, BRONC JUNCTION, TX 02 JUSTISS, JARETT 71 ROBERT LEE, TX 21 112 GODWIN, CLAYTON DECATUR, TX 03 NELSON, LANE 129 DECATUR, TX 22 145 STRICKLAND, BRADEN PRINCETON, TX 03 STRICKLAND, BRENDON 146 PRINCETON, TX 23 135 RADEMACHER, TAYLET PARADISE, TX 03 GASPERSON, CATCHER 110 DECATUR, TX 24 220 JONES, JOHN THOMAS DEVERS, TX 05 WRIGHT, WILL 252 SULPHUR, LA 25 407 KETCHUM, TYLER MADISONVILLE, TX 09 LINDSEY, WILLIAM 409 FAIRFIELD, TX 26 51 CARRASCO, NORA ALPINE, TX 02 BARRAGAN, CODY 49 ALPINE, TX 27 207 DILLARD, HUNTER CENTER, TX 05 LATHAM, BLAKE 225 NACOGDOCHES, TX 28 41 TUCKER, GRACIE CANYON, TX 01 MOORE, GRAYLEN 36 CLOVIS, NM 29 65 HOLT, COLBY MIDLAND, TX 02 MEADOR, COOPER 82 ELDORADO, TX 30 69 INGLE, BLAYZ CLYDE, TX 02 QUIGG, TITAN 88 RANKIN, TX 31 92 STEWART, STRAN STANTON, TX 02 GREENE, COLTON 62 ROCKSPRINGS, TX 32 130 NELSON, RILEY DECATUR, TX 03 NELSON, BRADY 128 DECATUR, TX 33 87 PRINCE, KADEN SNYDER, TX 02 DUNN, SOPHIE 58 ODESSA, TX 34 312 COLLINS IV, JB ROSENBERG, TX 07 BAIRD, DYLAN 306 SIMONTON, TX Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2016) Performance 35 14 GAILLARD, GUS MORSE, TX 01 MARDIS, JOSH 27 CANYON, TX

36 33 MCCLENDON, KYLER CANADIAN, TX 01 MASON, COBY 32 ADRIAN, TX 37 138 RUST, MASON GORDON, TX 03 JOHNSON, KUTTER 121 PERRIN, TX 38 8 HUSTON, CLAYTON DECATUR, TX 03 ROSS, ZACH 137 LIPAN, TX 39 177 RIEKEN, RILEY ARP, TX 04 PROFILI, KADEN 175 JACKSONVILLE, TX 40 460 MOODY, CINCH STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 LEATHERS, LUKE 456 AXTELL, TX 41 411 MATTHEWS, MASON KURTEN, TX 09 PAYNE, COLTON 417 FRANKLIN, TX 42 404 IMHOFF, RANCE NAVASOTA, TX 09 MORIARTY, ZANE 415 ANDERSON, TX 43 288 SANDSTORM, CHASE COMFORT, TX 06 MONTAGUE, CHASE 282 BOERNE, TX 44 306 ATKINSON, CONNOR NEEDVILLE, TX 07 MILLIGAN, KREESE 327 NAVASOTA, TX 45 370 MEDIETTA III, TRES RIVIERA, TX 08 GONZALEZ, ALEJANDRO 361 ZAPATA, TX 46 467 SEALY, SAIGE SAN SABA, TX 10 EDENS, JORDI 449 GATESVILLE, TX 47 480 WILLIAMS, LUKE MILLSAP, TX 10 SULLIVAN, TRISTAN 472 CENTERVILLE, TX 48 222 KAHLA, JAKE JASPER, TX 05 KAHLA, JACK 221 JASPER, TX 49 269 HALVORSON, HALLIE LEXINGTON, TX 06 SMITH, RYLIE 290 WHITSETT, TX 50 35 MCCREARY, BRODY AMARILLO, TX 01 MCCORKELL, TIERRA 34 ADRIAN, TX 51 52 CHARLESWORTH, COLEE MARATHON, TX 02 WEATHERMAN, KADE 97 BALMORHEA, TX Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2016) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2016) Performance 52 180 TETTENHORST, JAYSE JACKSONVILLE, TX 04 MATHIS, MAX 171 BEN WHEELER, TX 53 66 HORTENSTINE, HUNTER BRONTE, TX 02 REED, LANE 89 CLINT, TX 54 147 THOMPSON, KREECE MUNDAY, TX 03 LEWIS, ZANT 122 HERMLEIGH, TX 55 434 ARTHUR, SYDNEY NAVASOTA, TX 10 DUNLAP, BROOKE 448 TROY, TX 56 289 SCHUSTER, STETSON BRACKETVILLE, TX 06 HARTMANN, MCKADE 270 FLORESVILLE, TX 57 93 STROUD, KAYLEE LUBBOCK, TX 02 WALTERS, JACOB 96 WESTBROOK, TX 58 176 RHODES, HOPE DEQUEEN, AR 04 ARCHIBALD, OWEN 156 CADDO MILLS, TX 59 373 REYNOLDS III, TRES ALICE, TX 08 GARCIA, CALEB 360 FREER, TX 60 5 BAUMANN, SLADE CANYON, TX 01 CHRISTIAN, CASON 8 AMARILLO, TX 61 22 JOHNSON, KALLEN AMARILLO, TX 01 MASK, WYATT 31

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AMARILLO, TX 62 97 WEAVER, BRAEDON CHAPMAN RANCH, TX 08 CREWS, SAM 355 GOLIAD, TX 63 439 BIERSCHWALE, WHITT MASON, TX 10 KORTIS, KUTTER 455 GATESVILLE, TX 64 276 KOCH, GARRETT HONDO, TX 06 MCCRARY, ANTHONY 279 LULING, TX 65 291 STAMPS, KYLA HARWOOD, TX 06 JAROSEK, THRES 272 BASTROP, TX 66 169 INGLE, KYLA SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX 04 CHADWICK, LARAMIE 159 MINEOLA, TX 67 283 MOORE, LOGAN PLEASANTON, TX 06 GREEN, CALEB 268 SPRING BRANCH, TX 68 165 GREEN, KOLTON FOREMAN, AR 04 HENRY, KINCADE 167 MT PLEASANT, TX Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2016) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2016) Performance 69 251 WHITE, JILL SINGER, LA 05 CLARK, COLE 201 CENTER, TX 70 333 REINA, RYLEE WHARTON, TX 07 RICE, ROBBIN 335 SEALY, TX 71 249 WALLACE, THOMAS CUSHING, TX 05 PARSLEY, COOPER 237 TROUP, TX 72 115 HARRIS, JOEL BRADEN SAN ANGELO, TX 03 ALLEN, CHISUM 103 MENARD, TX 73 341 WARNKEN, BLANE SCHULENBURG, TX 07 FARRIS, WILL 315 MADISONVILLE, TX 74 436 BALDWIN, TRACE GROESBECK, TX 10 VACULIN, MASON 477 CAMERON, TX 75 11 ESPENSON, TYLER HART, TX 01 CORMAN, BROCK 10 CANYON, TX 76 285 PADGETT, CLAY SMITHVILLE, TX 06 KARISCH, REID 273 HEMPSTEAD, TX 77 248 THOMPSON, SETH TIMPSON, TX 05 THOMPSON, GAGE 247 TIMPSON, TX 78 391 BRUENING, LACY HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 BELL, TYLER 389 ANDERSON, TX 79 95 WALLIS, COLTEN BIG SPRING, TX 02 RICHARDS, MADALYN 90 HEREFORD, TX 80 25 KENNEY, JADE CANYON, TX 01 MARTIN, LOGAN 29 VEGA, TX 81 342 WOOD, SLADE NEEDVILLE, TX 07 DUTY, CASH 314 WEIMAR, TX 82 209 DUREN, DYLAN HUNTINGTON, TX 05 JENKINS, ELI 219 LUFKIN, TX 83 134 PARISH, PARKER MILLSAP, TX 03 STEWART, TEGAN 144 GLEN ROSE, TX 84 203 CORPUS, JACOB CENTER, TX 05 LEACH, COLT 227 SHELBYVILLE, TX 85 61 GOOD, BRADI MIDLAND, TX 02 HANCOCK, DYLAN 63 SAN ANGELO, TX

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CHUCK SINKS 555 Sinks Road • Rockwall, Texas 75032 214.869.4719 • ssbarexcavating@aol.com

STUDENT OFFICERS PRESIDENT - CAL WOLFE VICE PRESIDENT - CHEYENNE SWOOPE SECRETARY - KOLTON WHITE

SECRETARY - JULIE WHITE 2469 CR 33100 • Sumner, Texas 75486 903.737.7750 • julzjo66@yahoo.com

STATE DIRECTORS / REGION OFFICERS BILL CHINNERS 740 Jim Jones Rd • Van Alstyne, Texas 75495 903.482.0544 • wchhinners@aol.com

Region IV

CHAD FOLMAR 406 Briarwood Trail • Sulphur Springs, 75482 903.439.6412 • cwfolmar@gmail.com PRESIDENT- CHRIS WOLFE 630 E FM 813 • Palmer, Texas 75152 214.403.4638 • chris.wolfe@bldr.com

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PERFORMANCE REPORT

Magnificent Moms

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By MCKENZIE RAY– ARIAT Performance Reporter

n May 9th, 1914, “Mother’s Day” was officially recognized as a national holiday.

It’s a day that we use to acknowledge those who bring life to the world, a day to celebrate our moms. The one thing that everyone, and I mean everyone has in common is that they have a mother, (and a father, but we’ll talk about them on their day.) and throughout our lives, our mothers set the precedent that we’re supposed to follow. They set examples for us when we’re young, teach us patience, teach us kindness, they show us right from wrong. They help us learn to walk, read and write, and how to say our “A-B-C’s”. No task is too big or too small for a mother, and as we grow older, they never stop helping us grow to be the individuals that we are.

At this age, a mother is your closest confidant, she’s the biggest supporter of your dreams and goals, and she’s the person you can count on through anything.

The rodeo world is a place where moms are especially important. They are our secretaries, our announcers, and our board members. They’re the women who sit for hours upon hours watching every run. They are the

“videoers”. They are the alley-way help. They’re the loudest voice in the stands.

They keep times, and pick up checks, and pay entry fees, and enter us in the first place. It’s easy to overlook, but mothers are present in nearly every aspect of high school rodeo, whether they work within the Region or they stay behind the scenes.

“Rodeo Moms” are rockstars, through and through.

So on this Mother’s Day, let your mom know how much you appreciate what she does for you. Get her a card, or flowers, or take the traditional route and write her a letter, or take her to lunch. Show your mom that all those things she does for you daily aren’t overlooked. Above all though, be thankful for her, and never take her for granted.

“Strength and dignity are her clothing, and she laughs at the time to come.

She opens her mouth with wisdom, and the teaching of kindness is on her tongue. She looks well to the ways of her household and does not eat the bread of idleness. Her children rise up and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praises her: Many women have done excellently, but you surpass them all.”

- Proverbs 31:25-30

JUNIOR HIGH STATE FINALS WILL BE LIVE ON OUR OWN WEBSITE

www.tjhra.org

You will be able to watch the TJHRA state finals on our website live....we will have many ways to advertise during those rodeo performances.

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The first 100 to place an order will be showcased during the rodeos to the side. These spots are going fast - all you have to do is contact Anne at www.texasjuniorhighrodeo.com or call her at 979-412-2551. We will put it together for you once you scan a picture to us......let the world see your child for only $100 for the whole week. We will have a place on the side that will showcase all the contestants!

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STUDENT OFFICERS

STATE DIRECTORS / REGION OFFICERS GENE ARCENEAUX 13448 Coon Road • Winnie, Texas 77665 409.651.5344 • garceneaux@platinumcandf.com

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WINNER WINNER… CHICKEN DINNER

PRESIDENT - SHELLIE LUMMUS VICE PRESIDENT - CK WRIGHT SECRETARY - SHAYLON ELMS

JEFF LUMMUS PO Box 646 • Orangefield, Texas 77639 409.313.7765 • jhlummus@yahoo.com

SECRETARY - SUSAN BALDWIN 704 1/2 Southview Circle • Center, Texas 75935 936.590.4330 • Regionvsecretary@gmail.com

Region V

CARTER ELLIOTT 17125 FM 850 • Arp, Texas 75750 903.521.2034 • candjcattle@gmail.com

PRESIDENT- GENE ARCENEAUX 13448 Coon Rd • Winnie, Texas 77665 409.651.5344 • garceneaux@platinumcandf.com

PERFORMANCE REPORT

By HANNAH HEMPHILL – ARIAT Performance Reporter

nd the results are in!!! Region V members experienced some Hail Mary passes and unbelievable outcomes on the way to crowning our champions. With many events neck in neck at the finals it was anyone’s guess as to who would be riding a new saddle or sporting a new buckle.

Many of us found divine intervention or as others may call it LUCK was the key to many lead changes that took place that Saturday and Sunday in Nacogdoches Texas. Logan Cook cer-

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tainly didn’t need luck as he locked up the calf roping, saddle bronc and All Around titles. Team Ropers Clayton Lowery and Cayl Sieber took the team roping title by a two point lead, while Shiloh Stone wrestled two to the ROOKIE COWGIRL AND COWBOY CHAMPIONS, ground to win the HALEY HORN AND KANE KEY Steer wrestling saddle. Emily Smith and Skylar Woolls were our Region V Champion Cutters.

Seth Ruston rode two rank bulls to win the average and the Bull Riding title.

Jessica Lewis laid down two smoking barrel runs to claim the beautiful barrel racing saddle, as Mersadie Martin turned our attention to the breakaway and roped in a new saddle to add to her collection. Lexi Smith who seemed to lead our pole bending all year made two flawless runs to dominate the finals and

EVENT WINNERS WITH THEIR SADDLES

claim the title of Champion. As luck goes I was able to sneak in a 7.9 goat run and happily accept the beautiful saddle for the year end. Trey Thomas also spurred his way to victory in the Bareback riding and Colleen Bridges won one of our newest events, the Reined Cow horse. A really Big Shout out goes to Haley Horn who won our all-around title and Rookie All around, along with Kane Key who won the Boys Rookie All Around. That is an awesome accomplishment in our very tough and competitive region. Our finals weekend was also our senior banquet and Scholarship time with over twenty two (22) seniors receiving scholarships and over forty (40) seniors graduating. As seniors, the realization that after as State and Nationals come to an end, our high school rodeo careers will as well with some in tears and others looking forward to College Rodeo and a new chapter in their lives. As for me, I could not have asked for a better four years and I want to Thank Region V President Gene Arceneaux, his wife Phyllis, our secretary Susan Baldwin, the directors, parents and all the people involved in our sport who made it all possible CAUSE ITS BEEN ONE HECK OF A RIDE. So until next time LET GO AND LET GOD!!!

REGION V ALL AROUND CHAMPIONS, HALEY HORN AND LOGAN COOK

SENIORS AT THE SENIOR BANQUET

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PRESIDENT - BAILEY BENNIGHT VICE PRESIDENT - LINDSEI HARVEY SECRETARY - MORGAN FAJKUS

STUDENT OFFICERS

STATE DIRECTORS NATALIE BENNIGHT 143 Bailey Blvd • Bastrop, Texas 78602 512.304.8587 • nbennight@yahoo.com

MIKE ISELT 1656 E. CR 327 • Lincoln, Texas 78948 979.540.8863 • iseltpaint@aol.com

Region VI

SECRETARY - NENA BOETTCHER PO Box 833 • East Bernard, Texas 77435 281.468.8973 • Region6thsra@gmail.com

WESLEY CALDWELL 3918 Kerr Creek Drive • Gonzales, TX 78629 830.672.3902 • wcaldwell@gvec.org PRESIDENT - BUBBA BENNIGHT 143 Bailey Blvd • Bastrop, Texas 78602 512.461.6091 • bubbabennight@yahoo.com

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PERFORMANCE REPORT

Congrats!

By LAUREN KEENE

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– ARIAT Performance Reporter

ongratulations Region 6, on y’all’s amazing performance this season! All of y’all’s hard work has surely paid off. The results are in, entry forms signed, and office fees are paid. Whether you are headed back to Gonzales at the end of this month, or up to Abilene in the beginning of June; we’re definitely going to show Texas whose boss.

No matter how your season turned out, we have all made considerable amounts of progress, and thus succeeded. Don’t forget that success is not being in first place all the time, but rather persevering and rising to the occasion. We have put in all the work and the muscle memory is there, so let’s make it happen! Rodeo isn’t just about bringing home a check, it’s also about having fun with good people.

We can get caught up in our preride routines and forget to enjoy the moment we are in. We take for granted that we will always be rodeoing, but we need to treat every rodeo like it is our last, since we never know what God has in store for us. Don’t

let the frustrations of not getting a perfect run ruin your attitude for the rest of the day. You’ve got several more opportunities throughout the week to make up for your mistakes, and that’s not including all your time in the practice pen.

On the other hand, if you didn’t make it to state, don’t worry! You’ve got the rest of not just your high school career, but your college rodeo career to make a change. On the days that you aren’t out there working your butt off, someone else is. Clif Cooper himself confessed that his paychecks reflect the amount of work he puts in. “I know Trevor and Tuf are out there working, which makes me wanna get out in the practice pen too. When you don’t work hard, you get left behind.” Don’t get lazy, and don’t give up, because if you’re gonna make it in rodeo, you better get used to it.

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Region VII Heating Up State!

PRESIDENT - KASSIE KERSH VICE PRESIDENT - BRADY BARHAM SECRETARY - MARCI RALEY

STATE DIRECTORS / REGION OFFICERS JOHN ATKINSON PO Box 540 • Anderson, Texas 77830 979.482.2018 • johnstephenatkinson@hotmail.com

STUDENT OFFICERS

BRUCE SULAK PO Box 68 • Ganado, Texas 77962 361.771.5606 • sulak@ykc.com

Region VII

SECRETARY - NENA BOETTCHER PO Box 833 • East Bernard, Texas 77435 281.468.8973 • Region7thsra@gmail.com

DEE RAWLINSON 12432 N SH 71 • El Campo, Texas 77437 979.543.8906 • drawlinson@reatarealty.com PRESIDENT- CLINT RAWLINSON 12432 N. SH 71 • El Campo, Texas 77437 979.637.0500 • rawlinsonclint@gmail.com

PERFORMANCE REPORT

By BRANDI BRATTON

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egion VII is heating up the competition for State early this year!

We have five outstanding candidates running for offices at the Junior High finals this year. Each of these five cowboys and cowgirls had a little bit to say about each of their campaign’s this year.

Mr. Dugan Chandler a candidate for Junior High State Secretary says, “I may be small, but I can stand tall. I am running for TJHRA Secretary because I felt I have the leadership skills necessary to be a organized and responsible officer.

As a leader, I am serving as 6th grade student council rep and I am a member of the National Junior Honor Society. The TJHRA has provided me with growth and enthusiasm towards the sport of rodeo. I will do my best to fulfill all the duties required as secretary. I will represent this state and this sport to the fullest.

I consider myself a team player and will make sure everyone has a voice and that I listen. My motto for this campaign is "Together we will make TJHRA great".

Please VOTE Dugan Chandler.”

7th grader Miss. Paisley Pierce is running for our TJHRA Vice-President.

For the 2015 year she has served as our TJHRA Secretary but she also is a past state pole bending and region barrel rac-

ing student director. Paisley said, “I currently participate in Region VII in pole bending, barrel racing, goat tying, breakaway roping, and ribbon roping. I have been rodeoing since I was 4 years old and it is still my passion! I believe in the Texas Junior High Rodeo Association and its goal to improve and promote Junior High School Rodeo. I want to be your voice for TJHRA and promote Texas as the "Best of the Best"! It would be an honor to be able to represent the TJHRA as an officer! I would like to wish all the contestants at the TJHRA state finals the Best of Luck and I look forward to seeing you all there!”

Our presidential candidate from region VII is Miss. Bailey Gubert she is in the Jr High National Honor Society as a 7th grader. “I have been riding for 11 years and rodeoing for 6 years. My Favorite Event is Barrel Racing and I love spending time with my family and friends.” When you ask her why she should be the Junior High President she says “I love this sport, rodeo is my passion. There is so much to learn from the sport of Rodeo: sportsmanship, education, responsibility and determination. I want to represent Texas and achieve the goals that have been set for TJHRA. TJHRA allows the participation of contestants to be involved and I want to help make a difference.”

Our next candidate for the 2016 race is Miss Rylee Reina. “I am from Wharton Texas. I will soon compete at my first TJHRA State Finals as a 6th grade competitor. I am seeking election as Secretary of the Texas Junior High Rodeo Association. I hope to represent the great state of Texas at the national level and do all I can to preserve rodeo and it's heritage. I am blessed to have been born into a family with a long history in rodeo, cutting, and ranching. I have competed in the rodeo world since I was 3 years old. If elected I will look forward to traveling with all of the other officers, meeting sponsors, and other rodeo contestants from other states. Vote Rylee Reina for Secretary.

It's not my first rodeo.“ Mr. Billy Ortiz is the final candidate from region VII seeking office this year. “ I am currently in the 7th grade at Bellville junior high. This has been my first year competing in the Junior high division and I have had an amazing experience. I also compete in YRA, and other rodeos throughout the year. I have enjoyed meeting new friends, being inspired by my fellow competitors, served as the boys goat tying student director and expanded my love for this sport. I am honored to be the junior high boys rookie of the year and to have qualified to state in 4 events. I would be grateful for the opportunity to represent Region VII as Vice President and to share with others the wonderful experience I have had. Coming from a family of ropers, I have grown watching my dad, my uncle, and my Pa participate in rodeos. My family has taught me to believe in Jesus and hard own and perseverance are the path to success and I take my training very seriously.”

Contestants make sure to vote region VII at state this year to represent TJHRA for the 2016-2017 year. Good luck to each candidate/contestant and most of all have fun!

THSRA & TJHRA LEADERSHIP TOURS LONE STAR FEED FACILITY

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n April, the official feed sponsor of THSRA & TJHRA invited our leadership to come and tour their impressive facility located in Nacogdoches. You know them as Lone Star Feed, a Texas-based company that produces high quality feed (some that can be purchased in their iconic red, white and blue bags). Lone Star Feed is actually just one of the many brands that Texas Farm Products produces. They also produce Lone Star Feed and Fertilizer, Precise Pet Products, Star Pro, ANF, and Green Up. They have been around for a while not only as a sponsor of our organization (over 15 years), but they have been striving toward nutritional excellence since 1930.

That experience has taught them that nobody cares more about pets and animals than owners. Owners ask for quality products, friendly and helpful customer service, and competitive pricing. They have answered that call by spending years developing and refining their products to meet those high expectations.

All of their feeds and pet foods are proudly made in the USA by one of the oldest and most respected manufacturing companies in the south. One of only a handful of third-generation, family owned businesses, Joe Bob Stewart, Vice President of Feed and Fertilizer for Texas Farm Products allowed us to peek behind the curtain for a day and we learned a lot more about what an amazing company partners with us.

Their dedication to producing the best product was clear in their attention to every detail. The process from producing the feed in the lab to shipping it to a feed store near you seems like a massive undertaking, but with 86 years of experience they have it all down to an exact science.

The thing that impressed us the most were the people and how much pride they all took in the job that they do. We are proud to have Lone Star Feed as a partner and we hope that you are feeding their product in your barn.

PHOTOS (CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM LEFT): Walking through the mill seeing all the different types of feed ready to ship; That day's samples of chicken, cattle and horse feeds that had already been quality control tested before shipping; THSRA President, Steve Dickey and Joe Bob Stewart, VP of Feed and Fertilizer talking with the shipping supervisor; Lone Star employee fulfilling an order

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STUDENT OFFICERS PRESIDENT - ABBY SLAGLE VICE PRESIDENT - MORGAN ARNOLD SECRETARY - MONTANA COX KELLIE BEALL PO Box 1107 • Woodsboro, Texas 78393 361.220.2533 • cowgirlkellie@gmail.com

STATE DIRECTORS / REGION OFFICERS

KEN SLAGLE 954 CR 140 • Floresville, Texas 78114 254.424.5833 • slaglekl@yahoo.com 3005 Santa Ana St. • Corpus Christi, Texas 78415 361.739.9858 • Region8thsra@gmail.com

Region VIII

SECRETARY - CELINA FETTY

CHUCK FRETWELL 655 PR A81 • Pleasanton, Texas 830.281.8728 • cashf@msn.com PO Box 1379 • Edinburg, Texas 78540 956.778.0202 • jeff@jaeconcrete.com

PRESIDENT- JEFF ELSWORTH

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PERFORMANCE REPORT Benefits of High School Rodeo

By Melissa

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ompeting in Texas High School Rodeo Association can be intimidating, but it is one of the best organizations a high school student cane be associated with. For those that wish to continue rodeo after high school, it is the BEST organization to help take the necessary steps toward reaching the professional level. Every region has fierce competition but at the state level things get more intense.

As we prepare for finals a few of Region VIII members had some things to share about how this season went and how they are getting ready for their week in Abilene.

Region VIII’s Serah Kate Blair says that moving into high school rodeo really opened up her eyes to competitive rodeo.

“I was blessed this year to qualify for state finals. I was 2nd in Goat Tying and 7th in Breakaway. I will also compete in light rifle. I’ve learned how important every tie and every loop is, and what it really takes to achieve your goals. I am excited and nervous about state finals, but I plan to keep working hard and prepare for it.”

I think a lot of people under-estimate High School rodeo and don’t take into consideration the time, effort, and practice that gets put into each event. Each competitor puts their all into their event, and with that comes a lot of pressure when you have to "...compete with the best rodeo contestants in the state of Texas," says Logan Quinn.

State finals is the place to give every last bit of what you've got, and leave nothing behind. There are so many emotions leading up to finals, and although the time allotted

in the events may not be a lot, it means everything to the contestants and most of all to their rodeo season.

“This season was by far the most exciting rodeo season I have ever had! I won my first saddle and it meant so much to me for my first saddle to be a champion goat saddle. I am thrilled to be going to Abilene this year and not only to compete with the best rodeo contestants in the state of Texas, but to see all of my friends that I have made the past two years that I was there.”

The biggest thrill we all work so hard for is hearing the chutes or watching the gates open up. If anyone says they have passed the nerve stage, they're lying.

MACKENZIE BRYCE As Morgan Arnold points out, "...you will always get that butterfly feeling in your stomach when you pull up to those gates." That being said, there is no other feeling that compares. Each event requires certain skills, however I believe it is safe to say each event requires confidence, concentration; but most of all, you have fun doing it. “My season started off pretty rocky when I sprained my ankle and had to skip a rodeo but with the prayers and love from my rodeo family it helped me to qualify in the top 5! Going into finals is a feeling that is hard to explain. I don't care if it is your senior year, you will always get that butterfly feeling in your stomach when you pull up to those gates but I have full confidence that my horses will pull through for me and hopefully qualify for nationals.”

Despite the pressure that’s on contestants at state, LOGAN QUINN Rhett Kelley says “This was my first year competing in high school rodeo and I enjoyed every bit of it. I met a lot of people that I will be able to see down the road at other rodeos and know we will be able to help each other out when needed. I placed 2nd in bull riding, and I feel really confident about state finals because I have been practicing a lot. He also reminds himself, "no matter how big the competition is, I have to think of it as just another rodeo.” Too much stress can cause a lot of different problems, so going in with a positive mindset will definitely have an effect on the outcome. Mackenzie Bryce says “This year meant a lot to me, being my first year in high school. Nothing was real different other than the competition. I was very fortunate to qualify in barrels this year competing on one horse, my main man, Dash For The House! I am so excited and ready for state. I can’t thank the good Lord above enough for all of the blessings he has given me this year.”

Brett Garza says “This season meant a lot to me. The reason is because it is my last year in high school and it was my last year to have an exciting time with some of my good friends. I did great my last year and I won my region in the bull riding. The way I feel about going to state is a great feeling. I have been practicing hard and getting on some great bulls, trying to boost my confidence and work on my form and just give it my all for my last year to high school rodeo.”

All emotions aside, High School rodeo is a great way to meet people who share the same interests and passion for the sport as you. Everyone in this sport understands the responsibilities that come with it. The sacrifices made and commitment are like no other.

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STATE DIRECTORS / REGION OFFICERS EDDIE DYSON

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Winding Down the Season

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PERFORMANCE REPORT

By EMALEE HOFFMANN– ARIAT Performance Reporter

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he 2015-2016 Region 9 High School rodeo season has officially come to a close. With only state left for the top 10 in each event left for this year, those competitors are preparing for their final hoorah of the year.

Region 9 had their finals on March 19th at the Walker County Fairgrounds in Huntsville. It was a pretty chilly day with a chance of rain, but to the grace of God that rain never came down. It was an allaround pretty day and the temperature rose up to about 75 degrees.

What’s better than sunny and 75?

We started out this pretty day with a memorable grand entry. We had the final region 9 grand entry for the seniors. They got to ride in and be recognized for their accomplishments, as well as giving thanks

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to their parents.

We then had some great runs throughout the day and our seniors were really dominating the scene.

In breakaway, senior Katie Allen, won with a 2.430.

In goat tying, senior Hailey Bruening from Huntsville, won the goat tying, tying a 6.730. Dylan Chandler SENIOR TRUCK PUSH then won the bareback with a score of 67 and Kyler Cole won the saddle bronc with a score of 68. In steer wrestling Luke Yargo threw down a steer with a winning time of 6.120. Then in team roping Lane Ardoin from Marquez and Hayden Rasco from Gause, won the team roping with a fast time of 5.490. These seniors really stepped up their game for BOUDREAUX CAMPBELL the final Region 9 rodeo of their high school career.

We also had a few underclassmen win their event too. Freshman, Lyndie Dunn won the pole bending running a 20.702. Sophomores, Falcon McConnell and Parker McCown shared a win in the bull riding with a score of 73. Kelsie Winfrey a junior from New Waverly won the barrel racing with a time of 17.480 and Spin Edwards, also a junior, won the tie town, tying a fast time of 10.180.

We had famous Henson Dodge Truck Push, where each class of rodeo contestants compete to see who can push the truck across the finish line first.

It was the freshman against the sophomores in the first heat and the juniors against the seniors in the second. It was a hard fought battle for the win, but the seniors finally pulled out with a win. Congratulations to the senior class who will be representing Region 9 at the high school finals.

After the rodeo we had our finals banquet and what fun that was. We were served some great BBQ and got to mingle with our family and friends. Awards were given out to all of our sponsors, jackets to all the contestants, and then blankets to all the seniors. Then there were the top 10 buckles given to those competitors advancing to state. The event leaders got a saddle for their event.

Riley Webb was the number one tiedown roper for the year. Lane Ardoin and Hayden Rasco won the heading and heeling. Luke Yargo won the steer wrestling. Colby Winfrey won the saddle bronc. Whitney Anderson won reigning cow horse. Aly Ghormley won the pole bending. Morgan Starns won girls cutting. Parker McCown won the bull riding. Colton Currie won boys cutting.

Kelsie Winfrey won the barrel racing. Dylan Chandler won the bareback. Hailey Bruening won the goat tying and Jessica Garrett won the breakaway. The title of Rookie All-Around Cowgirl was awarded to Aly Ghormley form Madisonville and Rookie All-Around Cowboy was won by Riley Webb from Buffalo. Tacy Webb, a senior from Midway, won the girls all-around, participating in barrels, breakaway, cutting, goat tying, and pole bending. Spur Luke, a sophomore from Willis, won the boys all-around title. He participates in boys cutting, team roping, and tiedown.

We also said hello to the new officer team. Moving from vice president to president was Spin Edwards.

Jessica Garrett, our champion breakaway roper, won the title of vice president and freshman, Lyndie Dunn was awarded the spot of secretary. Mattie Sheffield would also continue to be our Region 9 Queen along with Emalee Hoffmann as the Ariat Reporter.

We are excited for a new year of High School Rodeo

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to start with the upcoming freshman and the new officer team. We are also ready to see our Region 9 competitors dominate the arena at state. Good luck to everyone traveling to Abilene this summer and may God go with you wherever you may travel.

Proverbs 21:31, The horse is made ready of the day of battle, but victory rests with the Lord.

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DON’T BLINK

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BOILES– ARIAT Performance Reporter

'm sure many of you like to read original work, and that is exactly what I am about to give you. This hasn't been done on many instances but it being that I have been writing for Region X in the Extreme Team Newspaper for the past three years of my 4 years with high school rodeo, I owe a final farewell to all of those who have stood behind me every step of the way. When my journey with high school rodeo started as a 14 year old little girl who had just begun rodeoing that very year of my freshman year, I lacked confidence on many levels.

The friends and the bonds that I made

helped to build me up run by run, encounter by encounter in a way I'm sure they did not even realize they were doing it. The graduating group of 2013 is what really helped sparked and begin my love for these region rodeos. I came in not hardly knowing a single soul, but shortly after was confronted with friendships that remain to this day, and with those friendship came a love and support from each and everyone of their parents as well that I am so grateful for. Little did I know, that number of friendships and family's I feel a part of would only grow throughout my years.

As the years went on and I set my goals, I was able to qualify for the State Finals all four of my years competing, and got to go in each of my events I competed in at one point or another; team roping, breakaway, and goat tying.

I am thankful to have been able to experience such a memorable time with those I have come to consider family. Moving out and moving on to attend Sam Houston State University is going to be a tough change. I have been fortunate enough to come from a family that has been so quick to be there for whatever I may need to help me to progress and grow as a person and competitor. None of this lifestyle I live would be possible without the help of my parents, Charlie and Stacey, and my brothers Blake and Booger and of course my savior Jesus Christ. High school rodeo has taught me a countless amount of lessons that I will carry with me on a day to day basis to be successful in the crazy beautiful thing we call life. I want to thank not only high school rodeo but the sport of rodeo for helping me to learn the traits that I would like to portray in my life no matter the situation I am faced with. It has also helped me to realize extraordinary is only reached by stepping outside of your comfort zone and going out on a limb. If I could give you one piece of advice for competing, it would be to not be afraid to fail, because once you are done you are done. There are no reruns left. Let everything hang out in each and every run. Let everything hang out in each and everything you do in this life so that when you get to the end of the road you can look back and have zero regrets. Thank you all again from the bottom of my heart for each and every memory. Don't blink, because you're gonna miss this.

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by Makenna Shook, TJHRA Region VII

odeo is one of the oldest sports in the United States. The first rodeo was held in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1847. It is a sport that developed from cowboys competing against each other showing their talents. It evolved from each stating they were better than the other. You don’t have to count on team mates, but you and your horse or you, your horse and the livestock that you have drawn to compete on.

I am blessed to have been able to compete in the sport that I love since I was 2 years old. My dad serves on various boards for several rodeo associations so I see first-hand the time and dedication it takes to make the rodeos successful and run smoothly. I want to thank every parent who supports their children and hauls them to the rodeos. I want to thank every parent who has set a barrel or pole or pulled a barrier to make a rodeo go faster. I also want to thank all of the rodeo secretaries for going above and beyond and spend countless hours doing the books, entering contestants and running the rodeos.

Rodeo is one of the unique sports where for the most part the parents are the ones that put them on. If you had to pay every position out there it would be impossible for the sport to continue. Even when you get to the amateur and pro level for a large part the rodeos are put on by committeemen and volunteers.

For the longest time you had youth rodeos to compete at and when you were old enough you could finally go to high school rodeos where the best in the state compete and progress to Nationals. Now you have the Jr. High Association that helps you get ready for high school. I have met so many great people

along the way that spend countless hours annually to provide us with a great association.

I want to challenge every parent and kid to help out where they can when possible. When we go to the rodeos you normally see the same people doing all of the work. It makes me nervous that some of the associations that host certain rodeos will quit doing them due to the lack of help and support they get from their members. There comes a day when those that have put the rodeos on for years move on and someone has to step up and take their place. Let’s all do our part to keep the sport of rodeo thriving.

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1ST ANNUAL 2016 TEXAS JUNIOR HIGH RODEO ASSOCIATION 5K COLOR FUN RUN/WALK AND KIDS K SUNDAY, MAY 22, 2016

Runners/Walkers: Get ready to kick off the 2016 Texas Junior High Rodeo Association State Finals with a 5K Color Fun Run! The 5K will start at 7:30 AM at Independence Park. The Kids K will follow suit.

Kids are welcome to bring their bicycles for the race.

Each early regsitrant will receive a free T-Shirt! Awards will be awarded to the top Male and Female runner of each standard age division. The age divisions are 10 & under, 11-13 years old, 14- 18 years old, and adults.

You may register online at www.athleteguild.com,

by mail or at the event until 7:15 AM. Registration fee for 5K Color Fun Run/Walk: $25.00 Kids K, 10 & under: $15.00 Register after 5/1/15 or at the event: $30.00 Texas Junior High Rodeo Association Mail entry and registration fee to: PO BOX 1818, Gonzales, TX 78629 FMI: Maci Meyer 281-610-7346 macikmeyer@yahoo.com

THE 1ST ANNUAL TJHRA 5K COLOR FUN RUN/WALK AND KIDS K IS A ROAD RACE, BE PREPARED TO HAVE FUN! I, the undersigned, agree to release and discharge the Texas Junior High Rodeo Association, the organizers of said Run/Walk, the participants of said Run/Walk, and any other persons connected with this Run/Walk, from any liability from any accident and/or injury that might occur to me as a result of my participation in this Run/Walk.

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TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS!

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by Kate McNeill, TJHRA Region VIII

e took care of business in Region 8 this rodeo season and are looking forward to the State Finals in May. This year was filled with lots of great times shared through exciting rodeos with tough competition and fine sportsmanship.

Thankfully, all our contestants wrapped up the year safe and sound! We sure appreciate all the family, friends and fans that pitched in with silent auction donations, bidding, and cash donations, to help recognize our outstanding individuals with superb awards during our awards ceremony in February. The Parent Rodeo, where our moms and dads earned money competing in Barrels, Poles, and Goat Tying, may not be the most profitable, but it sure is fun to watch those who tend to offer us the most “advice” try to go at it themselves. I must admit, some of them impressed us quite a bit and the others…well they gave us a pretty good laugh! The top ten contestants in each event will be riding into state with some really nice buckles, saddles, and JORDAN JANUARY

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tack thanks to Tres Rios, Twisted Tack and Slone Saddles!

Our All Around Rookie Cowgirl and Barrel Racing Champion, Rainey Skelton, really rocked it! When asked how her year went she said, “I'd like to thank all the directors and all who were so nice and helped put it on. I love region 8 so much I had so much fun this year!”

She is excited and looking forward to this year's state finals.

Our Region 8 All Around Boys Champion was Tres Mendietta. In addition to the All Around title, he also was the Team Roping, Ribbon Roping and Bull Riding Champion. Tres made quite an impact this year.

Our All Around Cowgirl and Pole Bending Champion was Sadie Thibodeaux. Sadie was on fire all year long! Other event champions were Braedon Weaver in the Tiedown, Tres Mendietta and Alejandro Gonzalez in the Team Roping, Emily Bednorz in the Ribbon Running, Shyanne Baurle in Girl’s Goat Tying, Jordan January in Girl’s Breakaway, Bill Sciba in the Chute Dogging, Alejandro Gonzalez in Boy’s Goat Tying, and Rymond Haby in Boy’s Breakaway.

Region 8 cultivated some really good cowboys and cowgirls this year. Rodeo may not be the most popular sport among teenagers these days, but I think we’d all agree it is by far the best. We’d be hardpressed to find this good of time doing anything else. The lifelong

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940-537-1354

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VICE PRESIDENT TONY LACINA

806-676-1042

nobaro@sbcglobal.net

DELEGATE JOHN ATKINSON

979-482-2018

midtexlivestock@hotmail.com

DELEGATE CINDY CLAYTON

254-485-9466

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DELEGATE AMANDA GORHAM

830-676-3373

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979-272-2249

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Region I GARY FIELDS CHAD HIATT ROBB WELLS

806-946-6138 806-676-4402 806-346-5109

gsfields@fivearea.com chad.hiatt@yahoo.com Robb_Wells45@yahoo.com

Region II CASEY BAIZE CLINT GRIFFIN CHUCK SENTER

512-618-9233 325-226-0430 806-562-0041

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Region III MIKE BRITAIN KEN BRAY

254-595-0563 817-219-0436

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Region IV DAVE CLARK MATT INGLE

903-880-5919 903-355-8318

tricbad@embarqmail.com ingleropehorses@gmail.com

Region V DAVID COGBILL JOE GLEN KAHLA JEFF PARSLEY

409-781-8254 409-489-1012 903-842-4720

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Region VI NATALIE BENNIGHT DANNY DUCKETT CLAY BASS

513-304-8507 512-289-0724 512-847-5056

nbennight@yahoo.com

Region VII CHRIS OATES DEE ANN RAWLINSON SCOTT SHOOK

936-661-1783 979-578-1420 281-437-8214

chrisoates@sbcglobal.net drawlinson@reatarealty.com scottshook@yahoo.com

Region VIII MATT SCIBA BILL SCIBA JASON UNDERBRINK

361-571-7888 361-582-6711 210-854-7718

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Region IX DON EDWARDS MIKE GHORMLEY JOHN SCHUENEMAN

281-387-8383 281-785-0077 979-268-4994

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Region X RENEE WHITE JOHN DOWNING ANTHONY WILLIAMS

512-217-8165 254-770-7064 512-269-9903

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PRESIDENT BRAD CRONE

DELEGATE BRENT CHARLESWORTH

DELEGATE JEFF PARSLEY DELEGATE SCOTT SHOOK SECRETARY ANNE DOLLERY

STATE DIRECTORS

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friendships we make are some of the greatest rewards and with that being said, we want to send a warm goodbye to our eighth graders who will be moving on to High School rodeo next year.

Last but not least, thanks to all of our amazing parents, sponsors and region officers for supporting us through thick and thin and allowing us to have a relaxed and enjoyable year.

I look forward to seeing everyone in Gonzales in May and want to wish everyone good luck.

Practice hard, stay determined and aim high!

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