Here’s the state of the 2026 standings in all 13 WPRA circuits as of August 04 on their website.

Eleven weeks after our last roll call, the WPRA circuit boards look almost nothing like they did in May. Back then 437 riders had cashed a circuit check across all 13 circuits. That number is now 749, nine of the 13 circuits have a new leader, and the qualifying cut-offs are close enough to matter.

The circuit race is the other half of a barrel racer’s season. The world standings decide the National Finals Rodeo field; the circuit standings decide who runs at a circuit finals this fall and who gets a shot at the NFR Open in Colorado Springs, the national circuit finals, next summer. It is the more reachable of the two races, and for most of the women on these boards it is the one that is actually in play.

Two numbers decide it. The first is money won at that circuit’s approved rodeos. The second is rodeo count: a rider has to run 40 percent of her circuit’s rodeos or 15 of them, whichever is fewer, and the WPRA publishes a hard minimum for every circuit—one for residents, a steeper one for non-residents. Several circuit leaders are in exactly that spot right now.

Standings below are the WPRA Pro Rodeo barrel racing circuit standings, last updated August 4, 2026, top 20 per circuit. (R) marks a Resistol Rookie, (G) a WPRA gold card holder. Source: WPRA.com.

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What Changed Since May

• Roll Call: All 13 WPRA Circuit Standings Heading into Summer

Four circuits still have the leader they had on May 19: California (Kathy Petska), Columbia River (Kathy Grimes), Texas (Kassie Mowry) and Turquoise (Katelyn Scott). The other nine changed hands. The two that changed most are the two that barely existed in May: Montana went from one rider on the board to 44, and Wilderness went from 16 to 43 on the back of the Utah run.

Circuit	Leader, May 19	Leader, Aug. 4	Riders on board
Badlands	Raelin Jurgens ($4,582.68)	Summer Kosel ($16,370.52)	36 → 58
California	Kathy Petska ($24,296.60)	Kathy Petska ($40,351.32)	44 → 58
Columbia River	Kathy Grimes ($6,482.24)	Kathy Grimes ($17,460.77)	27 → 52
First Frontier	Cassie Brantmayer ($973.93)	Alyssa LoBello ($4,753.82)	10 → 38
Great Lakes	Katie Chism ($6,083.62)	Lucy Ferch ($20,175.87)	34 → 67
Maple Leaf	Jayden Wilson ($4,920.99)	Taylor Manning ($31,639.13)	11 → 20
Montana	Yvette Vega ($679.15)	Heather Crowley ($12,002.37)	1 → 44
Mountain States	Brittany Fellows ($10,391.79)	Rachel Huerkamp ($15,906.27)	11 → 60
Prairie	Devon Brown ($4,993.37)	Emily Beisel ($18,463.22)	41 → 60
Southeastern	Josey Murphy ($15,932.78)	Kristin Hanchey ($20,404.43)	71 → 77
Texas	Kassie Mowry ($18,837.41)	Kassie Mowry ($18,837.41)	101 → 130
Turquoise	Katelyn Scott ($11,443.34)	Katelyn Scott ($17,583.54)	34 → 42
Wilderness	Makenna Shook ($8,044.89)	Carlee Otero ($36,196.52)	16 → 43

The Cut-Off Calendar

Three circuits close their qualifying window before October: Badlands on Sep. 9, Texas on Sep. 13, and California and Mountain States on Sep. 23. Everyone else runs to Sep. 30. That leaves five to seven weeks of rodeos to fix a money problem or a count problem, and the count problem is the harder one.

Circuit	Finals site	Finals dates	Entry cut-off	Min. rodeos (resident)	Min. rodeos (non-resident)
Badlands	Minot, ND	Oct. 9-11, 2026	Sep. 9, 2026	13	16
California	Clements, CA	Oct. 23-25, 2026	Sep. 23, 2026	15	18
Columbia River	Redmond, OR	Nov. 5-7, 2026	Sep. 30, 2026	15	17
First Frontier	Harrisburg, PA	Jan. 14-16, 2027	Sep. 30, 2026	14	15
Great Lakes	Louisville, KY	Nov. 12-14, 2026	Sep. 30, 2026	15	29
Maple Leaf	Regina, SK	Nov. 25-28, 2026	Sep. 30, 2026	—	—
Montana	Great Falls, MT	Jan. 14-16, 2027	Sep. 30, 2026	14	18
Mountain States	Loveland, CO	Oct. 23-24, 2026	Sep. 23, 2026	15	26
Prairie	Mulvane, KS	Nov. 19-21, 2026	Sep. 30, 2026	15	24
Southeastern	Davie, FL	Nov. 13-15, 2026	Sep. 30, 2026	15	23
Texas	Waco, TX	Oct. 13-16, 2026	Sep. 13, 2026	15	25
Turquoise	Cave Creek, AZ	Nov. 5-7, 2026	Sep. 30, 2026	10	15
Wilderness	Heber City, UT	Nov. 6-7, 2026	Sep. 30, 2026	15	27

Circuit finals sites, dates, cut-offs and minimum rodeo counts per WPRA. Dates are subject to change.

Badlands Circuit

North Dakota, South Dakota · 58 riders on the board · standings through Aug. 4, 2026

Summer Kosel leads at $16,370.52 with Lisa Lockhart $1,028.91 back and Heidi Gunderson another $894.14 behind that, while Hailey Kinsel sits fourth on 14 rodeos. May’s leader, Raelin Jurgens, has added $3,071.77 and still slid to 10th.

The cutline is a coin flip: $138.19 separates Lindsey Horner in 12th from Keylee Zancanella in 13th.

Rank	Athlete	Hometown	Money won	Rodeos
1	Summer Kosel	Glenham, SD	$16,370.52	13
2	Lisa Lockhart (G)	Oelrichs, SD	$15,341.61	12
3	Heidi Gunderson	Murdock, MN	$14,447.47	12
4	Hailey Kinsel	Cotulla, TX	$13,868.51	14
5	Piper Cordes	Wall, SD	$13,166.18	9
6	Emilee Pauley	Wall, SD	$9,470.00	18
7	Alyssa Gabrielson	Gary, SD	$9,440.78	13
8	Alyssa Allen	Oelrichs, SD	$8,724.86	17
9	Siggy Scheid	Hazen, ND	$7,846.50	21
10	Raelin Jurgens	Parker, SD	$7,654.45	5
11	Jessica Routier (G)	Buffalo, SD	$7,551.85	11
12	Lindsey Horner	Dawson, ND	$6,647.35	22
13	Keylee Zancanella	Aurora, SD	$6,509.16	12
14	Dori Hollenbeck	Winner, SD	$6,443.53	15
15	Chloe Woods	Moosomin, SK	$5,276.26	13
16	Amy Schimke (G)	Wessington Springs, SD	$4,144.06	16
17	Taylor Hanson	St Onge, SD	$4,001.97	5
18	Cydney Peterson	Minot, ND	$3,906.83	16
19	Faith Heim (R)	Bismarck, ND	$3,838.09	18
20	Britany Diaz	Desdemona, TX	$3,548.67	9

Badlands Circuit Finals: Minot, ND, Oct. 9-11, 2026. Entry cut-off Sep. 9, 2026. Minimum rodeo count 13 (resident) / 16 (non-resident).

California Circuit

California · 58 riders on the board · standings through Aug. 4, 2026

One of only four circuits where the May leader is still the leader. Kathy Petska has pushed her total to $40,351.32, the biggest circuit bank in the country, and she has added $16,054.72 since the last check-in at age 62. Hayle Gibson-Stillwell is second at $30,388.04, and the drop from second to third is $18,820.66 — nobody else in California has cracked $12,000.

After the top two it is a genuine scrum: 13 of the top 20 sit between $5,000 and $12,000, and only $328.00 splits Mendy Beardsley in 12th from Maren Powers in 13th.

Rank	Athlete	Hometown	Money won	Rodeos
1	Kathy Petska (G)	Turlock, CA	$40,351.32	18
2	Hayle Gibson-Stillwell	Redcrest, CA	$30,388.04	15
3	Lindsey Muggli	Lane, OK	$11,567.38	20
4	Vicky Cook	Willows, CA	$10,679.62	16
5	Amie Grohl	Oakdale, CA	$9,262.62	23
6	Parker Asam (R)	Murrieta, CA	$9,117.24	20
7	Ruby Lightfoot	Arlington Heights, CA	$8,721.91	19
8	Ann McGilchrist	Marysville, CA	$8,207.92	17
9	Hunter Morgan	Lincoln, CA	$7,844.83	15
10	Lynn Green	Lincoln, CA	$7,065.65	23
11	Mylee Modlin (R)	Blanchard, OK	$6,812.23	16
12	Mendy Beardsley (G)	Chico, CA	$5,959.99	18
13	Maren Powers	Sebastopol, CA	$5,631.99	19
14	Kaiden Ayres	Woodlake, CA	$5,380.09	11
15	Madison Camozzi	Petaluma, CA	$5,378.36	13
16	Jenna Beaver	Huntsville, TX	$3,379.05	19
17	Shelley Holman (G)	Brentwood, CA	$3,244.89	8
18	Grace Lopez	Wilton, CA	$2,712.36	13
19	Rylee Cooper-Christman	Alpine, CA	$2,217.08	5
20	Shelby Bates	Loomis, CA	$2,135.76	15

California Circuit Finals: Clements, CA, Oct. 23-25, 2026. Entry cut-off Sep. 23, 2026. Minimum rodeo count 15 (resident) / 18 (non-resident).

Columbia River Circuit

Oregon, Washington, Idaho north of the Salmon River · 52 riders on the board · standings through Aug. 4, 2026

Kathy Grimes held the top spot from May and stretched it, going from $6,482.24 to $17,460.77.

Second through fifth is separated by $1,153.62 — one good weekend reorders the whole thing. Watch the rodeo counts on the leaders: Megan McLeod-Sprague is seventh on seven starts and McCurry is second on seven, against a 15-rodeo resident minimum and 17 for non-residents. Cut-off Sep. 30.

Rank	Athlete	Hometown	Money won	Rodeos
1	Kathy Grimes (G)	Medical Lake, WA	$17,460.77	11
2	Anneliese McCurry	Nampa, ID	$14,293.64	7
3	Julia Johnson	Tenino, WA	$14,116.01	9
4	Lindsey Ham	Cheney, WA	$13,855.59	16
5	Kaycie Kayser	Ellensburg, WA	$13,140.02	17
6	Tristan Parrish	Yakima, WA	$11,010.82	19
7	Megan McLeod-Sprague (G)	Marsing, ID	$10,485.64	7
8	Teri Bangart	Olympia, WA	$10,120.02	18
9	Chandra Eng	Stanfield, OR	$9,032.40	14
10	Ainsley Philippi	Hermiston, OR	$8,303.89	18
11	Arley Hughes	Dayton, OR	$7,850.59	21
12	Ashley Dixon (R)	Silverdale, WA	$7,759.60	17
13	Kacey Gartner	Walla Walla, WA	$7,069.60	16
14	Jordan Bailey	Onalaska, WA	$6,735.28	6
15	Shelly Mull (G)	Amity, OR	$5,868.98	12
16	Hailey Garrison Graham	Glen, MT	$5,269.59	11
17	Michelle Williams	North Powder, OR	$4,621.91	17
18	Pamela Capper-Coker	Cheney, WA	$4,002.92	15
19	Sami Jo Sartin	Sunnyside, WA	$3,758.72	14
20	Lily Hallett (R)	Tenino, WA	$3,619.70	16

Columbia River Circuit Finals: Redmond, OR, Nov. 5-7, 2026. Entry cut-off Sep. 30, 2026. Minimum rodeo count 15 (resident) / 17 (non-resident).

First Frontier Circuit

Connecticut through Virginia · 38 riders on the board · standings through Aug. 4, 2026

First Frontier had 10 riders and a $973.93 leader in May; it now has 38 riders and a three-way fight at the top where Alyssa LoBello ($4,753.82), Cassie Brantmayer ($4,720.48) and Willie Horzepa ($4,249.64) are covered by $504.18.

The money is tight and that makes every check enormous — $103.59 separates 12th from 13th, and a single second-place paycheck moves a rider five spots. First Frontier is also the last finals on the calendar, Jan. 14-16, 2027 in Harrisburg, but the qualifying cut-off is still Sep. 30. Resident minimum is 14 rodeos.

Rank	Athlete	Hometown	Money won	Rodeos
1	Alyssa LoBello	Gansevoort, NY	$4,753.82	10
2	Cassie Brantmayer	Bridgeton, NJ	$4,720.48	13
3	Willie Horzepa	Millstone Township, NJ	$4,249.64	9
4	Sam Vallone	Ballston Spa, NY	$2,042.47	11
5	Paige Superneau (R)	Fairfax, VT	$1,998.91	5
6	Jenn Hazeleger (R)	Guelph, ON	$1,995.42	12
7	Karissa Landis	Middleburg, PA	$1,977.93	11
8	Margaret Rusmisel	Mount Pleasant, PA	$1,880.49	10
9	Maya Zerbe (R)	Womelsdorf, PA	$1,880.30	14
10	Madison Toth	Wolcott, CT	$1,658.86	10
11	Renee Gardner	Stephentown, NY	$1,390.44	9
12	Stephanie Dyer	Franklinville, NJ	$1,366.52	13
13	Bobbie Jo Griswold	Lake Luzerne, NY	$1,262.93	14
14	Chrissy Chromczak	East Greenbush, NY	$1,010.50	6
15	Montanna Lambrecht	Bethlehem, CT	$891.02	9
16	Danielle Ventrella (R)	Danbury, CT	$858.92	6
17	Macksi Warner	Marathon, NY	$840.29	14
18	Jaime Fowler	Henderson, MD	$760.87	1
19	Kristin Weber (G)	Cochranville, PA	$704.90	13
20	Jennifer Romriell (G)	Broadalbin, NY	$618.05	14

First Frontier Circuit Finals: Harrisburg, PA, Jan. 14-16, 2027. Entry cut-off Sep. 30, 2026. Minimum rodeo count 14 (resident) / 15 (non-resident).

Great Lakes Circuit

Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin · 67 riders on the board · standings through Aug. 4, 2026

Katie Chism led in May and has been passed twice. Lucy Ferch has turned 24 rodeos into $20,175.87 and a $7,901.66 cushion, the largest lead of any circuit outside California and Wilderness. Caitlyn Clair is second, Chism third and Austyn Tobey fourth on just 10 starts.

This is the biggest board in the North at 67 riders, up from 34 in May. Twelfth to 13th is $340.60. Great Lakes carries the harshest non-resident count in the country at 29 rodeos against a 15-rodeo resident minimum, which matters for the Missouri and Mississippi riders inside the top 20. Cut-off Sep. 30.

Rank	Athlete	Hometown	Money won	Rodeos
1	Lucy Ferch	Hamlet, IN	$20,175.87	24
2	Caitlyn Clair	Carlisle, IA	$12,274.21	21
3	Katie Chism	Tiskilwa, IL	$10,443.74	14
4	Austyn Tobey	Bemidji, MN	$10,114.14	10
5	Emma Ricke	Lawton, IA	$9,480.51	10
6	Nikki Reynolds	Ellsinore, MO	$7,528.15	20
7	Ronda Casey	Plymouth, IN	$7,377.44	17
8	Sara Winkelman	Rice, MN	$6,692.78	17
9	Nisse Flaten	Baudette, MN	$6,146.99	24
10	Lindsay Leverington	Jonesburg, MO	$5,938.60	24
11	Riley Youngman	Centuria, WI	$5,462.51	14
12	Danyelle Pelke	Maiden Rock, WI	$5,396.37	11
13	Emma Tucker	Reeds, MO	$5,055.77	18
14	Emily Stiles	Plymouth, IN	$5,024.93	25
15	Jamie Lenzner	Wausau, WI	$4,809.65	5
16	Savannah Shumpert (R)	Mooreville, MS	$4,511.13	13
17	Kaydi Anderson	St James, MN	$3,758.94	25
18	Lindsey Beech	Johnson Creek, WI	$3,579.25	10
19	Lori Smedberg	Wisconsin Rapids, WI	$3,532.86	17
20	Sharon Ann Munn (G)	Monticello, MN	$3,431.48	20

Great Lakes Circuit Finals: Louisville, KY, Nov. 12-14, 2026. Entry cut-off Sep. 30, 2026. Minimum rodeo count 15 (resident) / 29 (non-resident).

Maple Leaf Circuit

Canada · 20 riders on the board · standings through Aug. 4, 2026

The richest circuit on a per-rider basis. Every rider in the Maple Leaf top 20 has cleared $2,300 and the top seven are all past $21,000. Taylor Manning leads at $31,639.13, with Suzanne DePaoli $3,265.98 back and Pamela Morrison, Jayden Wilson, Lisa Zachoda, Tammy Lee Taylor and Jennifer Neudorf all stacked between $21,891.12 and $23,865.40.

Wilson led in May at $4,920.99 and has since won more than $18,000 without holding the lead — that is the Canadian season compressed into ten weeks. The cutline gap is $1,917.26, the second-widest in the country. Maple Leaf runs its finals last of the fall, Nov. 25-28 in Regina, and entries close Sep. 30.

Rank	Athlete	Hometown	Money won	Rodeos
1	Taylor Manning	Ponoka, AB	$31,639.13	23
2	Suzanne DePaoli (G)	Longview, AB	$28,373.15	28
3	Pamela Morrison	Celista, BC	$23,865.40	26
4	Jayden Wilson	Gleichen, AB	$23,340.70	27
5	Lisa Zachoda	Foothills, AB	$22,027.21	23
6	Tammy Lee Taylor	Sherwood Park, AB	$21,988.47	28
7	Jennifer Neudorf	Bluffton, AB	$21,891.12	20
8	Karli Cowie	Mankota, SK	$16,686.68	26
9	Kirby Penttila	Calgary, AB	$14,305.54	24
10	Lynette Brodoway	Brooks, AB	$14,068.12	19
11	Blake Molle	Chauvin, AB	$13,381.10	15
12	Kylie Whiteside	Longview, AB	$13,042.50	14
13	Madison Wilkerson	Bozeman, MT	$11,125.24	27
14	Bradi Whiteside	Longview, AB	$10,263.98	25
15	Lacey Caldas	Rockyview County, AB	$7,147.37	17
16	Jessa Marcenko	Ponoka, AB	$7,081.30	18
17	Kaitlin Schuck	Wickenburg, AZ	$4,069.26	16
18	Kirsty White (G)	Maricopa, AZ	$4,042.47	7
19	Kyla Kelly	Red Deer County, AB	$3,099.65	26
20	Bertina Olafson	Hudson Bay, SK	$2,356.82	15

Maple Leaf Circuit Finals: Regina, SK, Nov. 25-28, 2026. Entry cut-off Sep. 30, 2026.

Montana Circuit

Montana · 44 riders on the board · standings through Aug. 4, 2026

The headline of this check-in. In May, Montana had exactly one rider on the board with $679.15. It now has 44 riders, and Yvette Vega — the rider who was that entire board — sits 11th. Heather Crowley leads at $12,002.37 with Tayla Moeykens $530.39 behind after her Cheyenne Frontier Days summer.

Montana has the tightest cutline in the country: $38.02 between Tycie Phalen in 12th and Tisha Larsen in 13th.

Rank	Athlete	Hometown	Money won	Rodeos
1	Heather Crowley	Poplar, MT	$12,002.37	10
2	Tayla Moeykens	Three Forks, MT	$11,471.98	10
3	Erin Williams	Alzada, MT	$6,625.98	13
4	Billie Schaff	Billings, MT	$6,302.92	11
5	Manchi Nace	Laurel, MT	$5,715.65	11
6	Lisa Warfield	Helena, MT	$5,373.42	17
7	Ashley Day	Volborg, MT	$5,187.45	12
8	Taylor-Jane Gardner	Purple Springs, AB	$4,787.65	12
9	Cadee Williams	Big Timber, MT	$3,631.83	6
10	Raegan Taylor	Clancy, MT	$3,501.86	15
11	Yvette Vega	Charlo, MT	$3,212.12	11
12	Tycie Phalen	Ismay, MT	$2,825.34	6
13	Tisha Larsen	Forsyth, MT	$2,787.32	7
14	Lexi Murer	Bigfork, MT	$2,096.14	9
15	Ashley Schad	Whitefish, MT	$2,031.80	11
16	Claire Kalafatic	Caldwell, ID	$1,998.10	10
17	Rachel Ward (R)	Philipsburg, MT	$1,990.86	10
18	Valee Miller	Billings, MT	$1,388.26	8
19	Bailee Murnion	Kinsey, MT	$1,305.26	11
20	Abby Knight	Charlo, MT	$1,245.37	7

Montana Circuit Finals: Great Falls, MT, Jan. 14-16, 2027. Entry cut-off Sep. 30, 2026. Minimum rodeo count 14 (resident) / 18 (non-resident).

Mountain States Circuit

Colorado, Wyoming · 60 riders on the board · standings through Aug. 4, 2026

Eleven riders in May, 60 now, and Brittany Fellows has been passed. Rachel Huerkamp leads at $15,906.27 off 20 rodeos, $3,335.85 clear of Fellows, with Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi third and C.J. Vondette fourth.

Colorado and Wyoming ran a dense July and it shows — six riders between $6,000 and $8,000 make the 7-through-12 range the most crowded stretch of any circuit. Twelfth to 13th is $490.71. The non-resident minimum here is 26 rodeos, which is the number to watch for the Texas and Oklahoma riders in the top 12. Cut-off Sep. 23, one of only three circuits closing before October.

Rank	Athlete	Hometown	Money won	Rodeos
1	Rachel Huerkamp	Delta, CO	$15,906.27	20
2	Brittany Fellows	Loveland, CO	$12,570.42	17
3	Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi	Lampasas, TX	$11,820.62	16
4	C.J. Vondette	Rifle, CO	$10,961.69	20
5	Alex Odle	Brush, CO	$10,242.45	26
6	Andrea Busby	Millsap, TX	$9,292.45	13
7	Carley Cervi	Roggen, CO	$7,905.29	13
8	Kylie Wells	Guffey, CO	$7,597.80	25
9	Amy Jo Reisdorfer (G)	Cheyenne, WY	$7,429.69	22
10	Laura Lambert (G)	Wiggins, CO	$6,750.85	20
11	Shy-Anne Jarrett	Comanche, OK	$6,280.53	9
12	Loralee Ward	Fort Lupton, CO	$6,038.11	18
13	Kaycee Thomas	Carpenter, WY	$5,547.40	22
14	Mackenzie McCuistion	Fort Collins, CO	$5,402.67	21
15	Kim Schulze (G)	Larkspur, CO	$4,970.05	15
16	Sami Jo Buum	Keenesburg, CO	$4,290.04	31
17	Stephanie Root (R)	Pinedale, WY	$3,996.56	13
18	Kelly Yates (G)	Pueblo, CO	$3,297.53	15
19	Bonnie Wheatley	Calhan, CO	$3,172.90	17
20	Kari Boxleitner	Loveland, CO	$3,004.20	22

Mountain States Circuit Finals: Loveland, CO, Oct. 23-24, 2026. Entry cut-off Sep. 23, 2026. Minimum rodeo count 15 (resident) / 26 (non-resident).

Prairie Circuit

Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska · 60 riders on the board · standings through Aug. 4, 2026

Emily Beisel has taken over the circuit she calls home, leading at $18,463.22, with Lanita Peirce $875.72 back and Kim Squires third. May leader Devon Brown has nearly tripled her money and dropped to fourth, which is the whole story of the Prairie summer in one line.

The top four have separated: $4,476.23 covers them, then there is a $4,170.40 drop to fifth. The cutline is comfortable by circuit standards at $1,304.33. Resident minimum is 15 rodeos, non-resident 24, and LaTricia Duke sits 18th on seven starts. Cut-off Sep. 30.

Rank	Athlete	Hometown	Money won	Rodeos
1	Emily Beisel	Weatherford, OK	$18,463.22	14
2	Lanita Peirce (G)	Wynnewood, OK	$17,587.50	12
3	Kim Squires	Carnegie, OK	$16,317.16	16
4	Devon Brown	Stratford, OK	$13,986.99	15
5	Prairie Rose Robbins	Brookville, KS	$9,816.59	23
6	Emily Griffin	Saint George, KS	$9,457.20	17
7	Andee Jo Haden	Bentonville, AR	$9,199.39	20
8	Libby Hoelting	Olpe, KS	$7,893.56	19
9	Chelsea A Moore	Rose Hill, KS	$7,132.42	11
10	Kylie Kanngiesser	Attica, KS	$7,102.89	18
11	Lakota Elkins	Cuba, MO	$5,404.11	18
12	Ivy Hurst	Springer, OK	$4,877.68	16
13	Hazlee McKenzie (R)	Muldrow, OK	$3,573.35	14
14	Jody McKay	Red Oak, OK	$3,474.23	12
15	Paige Jones	Wayne, OK	$3,396.03	8
16	Alona James (R)	Ada, OK	$3,087.88	4
17	Tiffany Teehee	Claremore, OK	$3,076.75	6
18	LaTricia Duke	Henrietta, TX	$2,864.47	7
19	Ashley Sanders	Bentonville, AR	$2,670.25	7
20	Torrie Edge	Durant, OK	$2,644.02	14

Prairie Circuit Finals: Mulvane, KS, Nov. 19-21, 2026. Entry cut-off Sep. 30, 2026. Minimum rodeo count 15 (resident) / 24 (non-resident).

Southeastern Circuit

Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, the Carolinas, Tennessee · 77 riders on the board · standings through Aug. 4, 2026

The deepest board outside Texas at 77 riders, and the only circuit that was already crowded in May — it had 71 then. Kristin Hanchey has passed Josey Murphy for the lead, $20,404.43 to $18,963.34, and Ryleigh Kaye Adams is a distant third.

Southeastern riders run the most rodeos in the country: nine riders in the top 20 have 20-plus starts and Emily Tomlinson has 32. That makes the 15-rodeo resident minimum a non-issue here and turns the race into pure money. Twelfth to 13th is $240.25. Cut-off Sep. 30, finals Nov. 13-15 in Davie.

Rank	Athlete	Hometown	Money won	Rodeos
1	Kristin Hanchey	Okeechobee, FL	$20,404.43	21
2	Josey Murphy	Keachi, LA	$18,963.34	18
3	Ryleigh Kaye Adams	Okeechobee, FL	$11,933.00	21
4	Margo Crowther	North Fort Myers, FL	$10,393.37	14
5	Ashley Parks	Dania Beach, FL	$10,186.58	22
6	Alishea Broussard	Estherwood, LA	$10,035.92	14
7	Kelley Carrington (G)	Boston, GA	$9,780.30	18
8	Chloe Gray	Yatesville, GA	$9,450.63	15
9	Patti Jo Higdon	Terry, MS	$8,440.34	15
10	Taylor Carver	Broxton, GA	$7,937.05	18
11	Sabra O’Quinn (G)	Ft White, FL	$7,632.51	11
12	Hannah Mae Oakley	Dade City, FL	$7,209.72	26
13	Lexus Hommer (R)	Fort Pierce, FL	$6,969.47	27
14	Nicole Turner	Arcadia, FL	$6,246.19	26
15	Christine DeRenzo	Reddick, FL	$6,066.66	4
16	Erin Wetzel	Plant City, FL	$5,706.10	29
17	Emily Tomlinson	Edgewater, FL	$5,009.19	32
18	Josey Owens	Goshen, AL	$4,441.02	18
19	Cara Calhoun (R)	Brandon, MS	$4,257.36	16
20	Wendy Culberson (G)	Okeechobee, FL	$3,928.68	22

Southeastern Circuit Finals: Davie, FL, Nov. 13-15, 2026. Entry cut-off Sep. 30, 2026. Minimum rodeo count 15 (resident) / 23 (non-resident).

Texas Circuit

Texas · 130 riders on the board · standings through Aug. 4, 2026

The deepest circuit in the country by a distance — 130 riders have cashed, up from 101 in May. It is also the strangest board of this check-in: Kassie Mowry still leads on the same $18,837.41 and the same four rodeos she had in May, and Gracen Harman is still second on the same $18,655.19. Neither has added a Texas circuit check in eleven weeks.

Everyone behind them has. Kaycee Killingsworth, Morgan Addison, Kristi Cole and Julie Plourde are all now within $2,454.18 of the lead, and $182.22 separates first from second. Mowry has four rodeos against a 15-rodeo resident minimum and the second-earliest cut-off in the country at Sep. 13 — the math on that is not comfortable. Twelfth to 13th is $1,382.81.

Rank	Athlete	Hometown	Money won	Rodeos
1	Kassie Mowry	Dublin, TX	$18,837.41	4
2	Gracen Harman	Hempstead, TX	$18,655.19	25
3	Kaycee Killingsworth	Thrall, TX	$17,803.93	36
4	Morgan Addison	Wolfforth, TX	$17,282.30	13
5	Kristi Cole	Magnolia, TX	$17,220.19	21
6	Julie Plourde	Krum, TX	$16,383.23	22
7	Jimmie Smith	McDade, TX	$15,120.94	30
8	Sydney Graham	Abilene, TX	$14,994.03	12
9	Faith Nolte	Purmela, TX	$13,967.58	35
10	Tricia Aldridge	Sanger, TX	$12,924.36	8
11	Sissy Winn	Chapman Ranch, TX	$12,070.63	22
12	Ashley Castleberry	Montgomery, TX	$11,405.38	22
13	Tara Carr	Sudan, TX	$10,022.57	21
14	Brooke Krolczyk (R)	Cypress, TX	$9,906.70	25
15	Kappie Bryant	Sunset, TX	$9,824.59	15
16	Keyla Costa	Tolar, TX	$9,718.39	11
17	Steely Steiner	Weatherford, TX	$9,658.30	15
18	Stephanie Fryar	Waco, TX	$9,239.11	16
19	Taylor June Baize	San Angelo, TX	$9,158.29	22
20	Morgan Bagnell (R)	Heath, TX	$9,126.30	15

Texas Circuit Finals: Waco, TX, Oct. 13-16, 2026. Entry cut-off Sep. 13, 2026. Minimum rodeo count 15 (resident) / 25 (non-resident).

Turquoise Circuit

Arizona, New Mexico · 42 riders on the board · standings through Aug. 4, 2026

Katelyn Scott led in May and leads now at $17,583.54, a $6,320.31 margin that is the most secure top spot in the desert. Jana Bean is second, Whitley Sharp third.

Turquoise sets the lowest bar in the country — 10 rodeos for residents, 15 for non-residents — which keeps this circuit reachable for riders splitting their year elsewhere. The cutline sits at $941.55 and the drop from 12th to 20th is only $2,189.33, so the back half of the field is still live. Cut-off Sep. 30, finals Nov. 5-7 in Cave Creek.

Rank	Athlete	Hometown	Money won	Rodeos
1	Katelyn Scott	Odessa, TX	$17,583.54	13
2	Jana Bean (G)	Ft Hancock, TX	$11,263.23	12
3	Whitley Sharp	Caldwell, ID	$9,340.98	10
4	Brylee Banning	Litchfield Park, AZ	$8,547.58	10
5	Tara Seaton	Winslow, AZ	$8,478.95	13
6	Christina Gould	Williams, AZ	$7,379.27	11
7	Allison Vankoll	Wittmann, AZ	$7,154.40	12
8	Sabrina Ketcham (G)	Yeso, NM	$6,779.13	7
9	Megan Albrecht	Deming, NM	$5,005.40	15
10	Doskie Edwards	Casa Grande, AZ	$4,695.10	8
11	Brittney Hawley	Surprise, AZ	$4,604.45	14
12	Stacey Padilla	San Tan Valley, AZ	$4,022.10	13
13	Kiersten Pettus	Gilbert, AZ	$3,080.55	10
14	Jordan Bassett	Dewey, AZ	$2,923.57	12
15	Buffy Walchli	Aguila, AZ	$2,824.85	12
16	Sarah Kieckhefer (G)	Prescott, AZ	$2,726.79	12
17	Sherrie Lynn Sommerseth	Wickenburg, AZ	$2,052.35	4
18	Carly Longo	Phoenix, AZ	$1,881.31	10
19	Jolee Lautaret-Jordan (G)	Kingman, AZ	$1,861.85	11
20	Kristin Brashears	Casa Grande, AZ	$1,832.77	13

Turquoise Circuit Finals: Cave Creek, AZ, Nov. 5-7, 2026. Entry cut-off Sep. 30, 2026. Minimum rodeo count 10 (resident) / 15 (non-resident).

Wilderness Circuit

Nevada, Utah, Idaho south of the Salmon River · 43 riders on the board · standings through Aug. 4, 2026

The biggest transformation on the list after Montana. Wilderness had 16 riders in May and a $8,044.89 leader; it now has 43 riders and Carlee Otero on top at $36,196.52, the second-largest circuit total in the country. Michelle Alley is second at $28,035.98 and Amanda Butler third. May’s leader Makenna Shook is ninth.

The Utah run — Days of ’47, Spanish Fork, Ogden — built this board in three weeks. It also created the tightest race on the bubble outside Montana: $89.00 between Mackenzie King in 12th and Sherry Cervi in 13th. The catch is the count. Wilderness asks non-residents for 27 rodeos against 15 for residents, and three of the top five ride out of Texas. Cut-off Sep. 30, finals Nov. 6-7 in Heber City.

Rank	Athlete	Hometown	Money won	Rodeos
1	Carlee Otero	Perrin, TX	$36,196.52	16
2	Michelle Alley	Madisonville, TX	$28,035.98	16
3	Amanda Butler	Payson, UT	$27,336.35	12
4	Abby Phillips	Marshall, TX	$21,776.26	14
5	Kellie Jorgensen	Malad City, ID	$17,114.78	16
6	McKenna Coronado	Kanarraville, UT	$15,721.54	20
7	Sonya Madsen (R)	Honeyville, UT	$12,445.38	21
8	Emma Smith (R)	Pleasanton, TX	$11,998.46	20
9	Makenna Shook	Bleiblerville, TX	$10,825.03	15
10	KariAnn Cross	Blackfoot, ID	$10,511.22	23
11	Caitlyn White	Spanish Fork, UT	$7,469.04	19
12	Mackenzie King	West Point, UT	$6,820.49	27
13	Sherry Cervi	Marana, AZ	$6,731.49	14
14	Jordynn Knight	Roosevelt, UT	$6,353.70	19
15	Terri Wood Gates (G)	West Jordan, UT	$5,469.67	19
16	Kailey Mitton	Wellsville, UT	$5,332.92	26
17	Haylee Moosman Woodward	Morgan, UT	$4,748.81	13
18	Lexie Goss	Redmond, OR	$4,172.41	19
19	McKinlee Kellett	West Haven, UT	$4,086.36	17
20	Macee McAllister	St. George, UT	$3,506.22	13

Wilderness Circuit Finals: Heber City, UT, Nov. 6-7, 2026. Entry cut-off Sep. 30, 2026. Minimum rodeo count 15 (resident) / 27 (non-resident).

WPRA Circuit Standings, Explained

We update this roll call through the run to the cut-offs. For the world race, follow our August ProRodeo results tracker and our weekly world standings analysis.