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TUCSON RODEO CELEBRATES THE KICKOFF OF THEIR 100TH ANNIVERSARY WITH A SOLD-OUT CROWD
The 100th anniversary of the Tucson Rodeo kicked off today with celebratory fireworks in front of a sold-out crowd.
Here is a wrap up of scores & highlights on Day 1.
Bareback Rider, Cole Hollen of Liberty Hill, TX rodeo Beutler & Sons’s Hell of A Night Bronc for the highest score of 77 points for the day and currently number 1 in the current standings.
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Steer Wrestler Matt Jodie of Churchrock, NM conquered the best time of the day with a 5.7 in Steer Wrestling.
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Team Ropers Ben Folsom of Jackson, MT and Chance Moldenhauer of American Falls, ID had the best time in team roping for day one of the Tucson Rodeo with a 6.3 time.
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Dracy Wokner of Snyder Texas scored 82 points on Beutler & Son’s Last Dance, in the Saddle Bronc Riding.
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Quint Bell of Paradise Valley, NV roped a 12.7 in tie down roping.
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Barrel Racer, Makala Pierce of Poolville, TX had a successful run for 17.76 in the Women’s Barrel Racing event.
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Bull Rider, Scott James Well of Goondiqindi, Australia rodeo Moody Muley of the Beutler & Son’s Rodeo Company for 83.5 score.
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The next rodeo performance is tomorrow, Sunday Feb 16th. Gates open at 10am and tickets are available at tucsonrodeo.com.
The following are unofficial results from the Tucson Rodeo, Feb. 15, 2025 First Performance
Tucson Rodeo Event Standings
Bareback Riding: 1, Cole Hollen, Liberty Hill, Texas, 77 points on Beutler & Son’s Hell of a Night.
Steer Wrestling: 1, Matt Jodie, Churchrock, NM, 5.7; Tyler Ravescroft, Nenzel, Neb., 7.5; 3, Quint Bell, Paradise Valley, Nev., 11.0; 4, Seth Peterson, Minto, ND, 15.5; 5, Jace Logan, Meeker, Colo., 20.0; 6, Landon Beardsworth, Red Deer County, Alberta, Canada, 21.3.
Team Roping: 1, Chance Moldenhauer, America Falls, Idaho, 6.3; 2, Daxton S. Jim, Owyhee, Nev., 8.5; 3, Cody L. Lansing, Cortez, Colo., 13.8; 4, Hunter Karlson, Garrison, ND, 22.2.
Saddle Bronc Riding: 1, Darcy Wokner, Snyder, Texas, 82 points on Beutler & Son’s Last Dance; 2, Darcy Radel, Injune, Australia, 77.5; 3, Chance J. West, Chino Valley, Ariz., 77; 4-5, Q McWhorter, Petrolia, Calif., Beau Ryan Scarborough, Pine Bluffs, Wyo., 75.5; 6, Carson Bingham, Rigby, Idaho, 75; 7, Heston Harrison, Keller, Texas, 62.
Tie-Down Roping: 1, Quint Bell, Paradise Valley, Nev., 12.7; 2, Kalai Nobriga, Kealakekua, Hawaii, 16.1; 3, Clay Shricker, Adrian, Ore., 19.2; 4, Tristan Mahoney, Florence, Ariz., 20.6; 5, Klay Krikes, Seminole, Texas, 22.7.
Women’s Barrel Racing: 1, Makala Pierce, Poolville, Texas, 17.76; 2, Fallon Taylor, Collinsville, Texas, 17.95; 3, Dena Kirkpatrick, Post, Texas, 18.01; 4, Christina Gould, Williams, Ariz., 18.21; 5, Payton Johnson, Casa Grande, Ariz., 18.49; 6, Loralee Ward, Fort Lupton, Colo., 18.55; 7, Mackenzie King, West Point, Utah, 18.98; 8, Caley Walkoviak, Anderson, Texas, 19.18; 9, Jen Auth, Phoenix, Ariz., 23.60; 10, MacKenzie McCuistion, Estes Park, Colo., 23.71.
Bull riding: 1, Scott James Wells, Goondiqindi, Australia, 83.5 points on Beutler and Son’s Moody Muley; 2, Kamal Miller, Carson, Calif., 77.
ABOUT TUCSON RODEO
Continuing for its 100th anniversary, La Fiesta de los Vaqueros – Tucson is staged by the nonprofit Tucson Rodeo Committee, Inc. A portion of the rodeo proceeds benefit community groups including Lion’s Clubs, 4-H Clubs and Rotary Clubs. The Rodeo continues Sunday February 16th and Thursday February 20th through Sunday February 23rd with 6 total rodeo performances. For tickets and info visit: tucsonrodeo.com.
COURTESY OF TUCSON RODEO FOR TENN TEXAS MEDIA
