NFR 2024 PRCA Official World Standings
The money has been squared away and the Top 15 is set. Here’s how things look heading into Las Vegas on Dec. 5.
Bareback Riding
WORLD RANKING | NAME | EARNINGS |
#1 | Rocker Steiner | $233,319 |
#2 | Keenan Hayes | $219,083 |
#3 | Leighton Berry | $172,955 |
#4 | Dean Thompson | $172,197 |
#5 | R.C. Landingham | $171,420 |
#6 | Jess Pope | $168,154 |
#7 | Weston Timberman | $154,100 |
#8 | Cole Franks | $139,556 |
#9 | Cooper Cooke | $139,067 |
#10 | Jacob Lees | $138,363 |
#11 | Bradlee Miller | $137,365 |
#12 | Cole Reiner | $137,128 |
#13 | Garrett Shadbolt | $137,096 |
#14 | Taylor Broussard | $129,499 |
#15 | Richmond Champion | $128,965 |
Resistol rookie Darien Johnson finds the pay window.
Rocker Steiner adds RodeoHouston to his long list of accolades.
Veteran bareback rider Mason Clements has been on fire.
Keenan Hayes’ season started with wins including the Resistol Rookie Roundup and ended with a win in Las Vegas.
Wacey Schalla dominates bareback and bull riding in Mercedes, Texas.
Bareback riding legacy Daxton Feild is working towards his own goals in the arena.
Waylon Bourgeois could not be stopped when RodeoHouston kicked off.
Bareback rider Waylon Bourgeois joins Western Sports Round-Up.
Owen Brouillette is climbing the standings with each win.
Sage Allen breaks down his San Antonio Finals and shares just how he got here.
Sage Allen thrives at San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo.
Bareback rider Bradlee Miller picks up another Texas Swing win.
Steer Wrestling
| WORLD RANKING | NAME | EARNINGS |
| #1 | Dalton Massey | $199,263 |
| #2 | Dakota Eldridge | $169,401 |
| #3 | Stetson Jorgensen | $153,752 |
| #4 | Will Lummus | $148,837 |
| #5 | J.D. Struxness | $147,266 |
| #6 | Jesse Brown | $135,266 |
| #7 | Don Payne | $119,939 |
| #8 | Cash Robb | $110,557 |
| #9 | Rowdy Parrott | $108,611 |
| #10 | Ty Erickson | $99,657 |
| #11 | Justin Shaffer | $96,382 |
| #12 | Tyler Pearson | $94,575 |
| #13 | Tucker Allen | $93,437 |
| #14 | Tyler Waguespack | $92,656 |
| #15 | Scott Guenthner | $91,348 |
Tucker Allen got redemption on the third leg of the Texas Swing.
The Top 15 steer wrestlers in the World are hustling for a head start.
Exmark Timed Event Athlete of the Week: California’s Tucker Allen Slips RodeoHouston Win onto Resumé
Steer wrestler Tucker Allen shines at RodeoHouston on Championship Sunday.
Steer wrestler Dakota Eldridge is Wildcard bound in Houston.
Will Lummus dives into the equine partners of the bull dogging.
Cody Devers picks up Rio Grande Valley win.
Cody Devers wins Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show and Rodeo.
Utah’s Cash Robb joins Western Sports Round-Up.
Steer wrestler Brandon Harrison has leveled up as he goes for gold.
Texas steer wrestler Brandon Harrison wins the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo.
Steer wrestler and under dog Brandon Harrison wins San Antonio.
Louisiana steer wrestler Jacob Talley advances to the Semi-Finals.
Team Roping (Headers)
| WORLD RANKING | NAME | EARNINGS |
| #1 | Dustin Egusquiza | $201,008 |
| #2 | Tyler Wade | $191,738 |
| #3 | Kaleb Driggers | $177,361 |
| #4 | Coleman Proctor | $155,790 |
| #5 | Clint Summers | $143,146 |
| #6 | Andrew Ward | $136,581 |
| #7 | Jake Smith | $129,366 |
| #8 | J.C. Yeahquo | $126,296 |
| #9 | Brenten Hall | $125,663 |
| #10 | Luke Brown | $117,418 |
| #11 | Clay Smith | $113,083 |
| #12 | Cyle Denison | $108,812 |
| #13 | Erich Rogers | $108,313 |
| #14 | Cody Snow | $108,269 |
| #15 | Derrick Begay | $105,069 |
Team Roping (Heelers)
| WORLD RANKING | NAME | EARNINGS |
| #1 | Levi Lord | $201,008 |
| #2 | Wesley Thorp | $191,738 |
| #3 | Junior Nogueira | $188,486 |
| #4 | Jake Long | $146,584 |
| #5 | Logan Medlin | $142,557 |
| #6 | Douglas Rich | $129,366 |
| #7 | Kaden Profili | $126,836 |
| #8 | Kollin VonAhn | $126,382 |
| #9 | Tanner Braden | $124,959 |
| #10 | Coleby Paye | $122,197 |
| #11 | Jonathan Torres | $117,705 |
| #12 | Buddy Hawkins | $114,789 |
| #13 | Travis Graves | $112,042 |
| #14 | Hunter Koch | $110,280 |
| #15 | Paul Eaves | $108,912 |
Team roping duo Derrick Begay and Colter Todd are RodeoHouston Champions.
Riley Kittle is diving head first into his rookie season.
Team roper Coleman Proctor was one half of a $1 million team in 2019.
Daren Peterson talks all things BFI Week on Western Sports Round-Up.
One thing about Trevor Brazile and Miles Baker’s success is that it is all about the horse.
Team ropers Dustin Egusquiza and Levi Lord were one round win away from sweeping San Antonio.
Team ropers Dustin Egusquiza and Levi Lord left it all in the Frost Bank Center Arena.
Team Ropers Clay Smith and Coleby Payne cash in on all three go-rounds.
Team ropers Tanner Tomlinson and Travis Graves picked up a win in the Texas Swing.
Your team roping winners of the Wildcard Round in Fort Worth are Clay Smith and Coleby Payne.
Riley and Brady Minor cinch big paydays at the National Western Stock Show and Rodeo
Dustin Egusquiza and Levi Lord claim the San Diego Rodeo title.
Saddle Bronc Riding
| WORLD RANKING | NAME | EARNINGS |
| #1 | Damian Brennan | $280,035 |
| #2 | Ryder Wright | $251,262 |
| #3 | Kade Bruno | $227,123 |
| #4 | Wyatt Casper | $219,784 |
| #5 | Brody Cress | $213,988 |
| #6 | Zeke Thurston | $211,386 |
| #7 | Lefty Holmn | $207,735 |
| #8 | Sage Newman | $187,940 |
| #9 | Statler Wright | $172,823 |
| #10 | Dawson Hay | $147,858 |
| #11 | Kolby Wanchuk | $139,743 |
| #12 | Brody Wells | $135,802 |
| #13 | Zac Dallas | $129,157 |
| #14 | Ben Andersen | $127,285 |
| #15 | Logan Hay | $127,250 |
Statler Wright and Diamond G Rodeo’s Dr. Charlie join the top.
Saddle bronc rider Ryder Wright claims the RodeoHouston title.
Gus Gaillard hops to No. 1 to be your Rookie of the Week.
Four-time World Champion and 2015 RodeoHouston Champion Zeke Thurston talks all things Super Series.
California’s Bailey Small joins Western Sports Round-Up.
Bailey Small capitalized at a Florida Rodeo to move up in Rookie and World Standings.
Damian Brennan’s success started long before he picked up his first RodeoHouston win.
Coleman Shallbetter is well on his way to record breaking permit year.
Dawson Hay’s success in San Antonio makes him your Champion.
Texas’ Dr. Gregg Veneklasen forever changed and enhanced the breeding of bucking horses.
Kade Bruno’s Texas Swing success has him on top of the world.
Tie-Down Roping
| WORLD RANKING | NAME | EARNINGS |
| #1 | Shad Mayfield | $286,347 |
| #2 | Haven Meged | $221,309 |
| #3 | Ty Harris | $219,172 |
| #4 | Riley Webb | $216,907 |
| #5 | Shane Hanchey | $157,845 |
| #6 | Marty Yates | $155,868 |
| #7 | John Douch | $155,804 |
| #8 | Kincade Henry | $140,958 |
| #9 | Dylan Hancock | $134,896 |
| #10 | Zack Jongbloed | $134,380 |
| #11 | Tuf Cooper | $127,444 |
| #12 | Hunter Herrin | $123,999 |
| #13 | Joel Harris | $116,810 |
| #14 | Cole Clemons | $103,417 |
| #15 | Quade Hiatt | $101,980 |
Championship Sunday lands Riley Webb in RodeoHouston’s Winner’s Circle.
Tie-Down Roper and Texas native Kincade Henry advances at RodeoHouston.
Kincade Henry stays on top at RodeoHouston
Tuf Cooper’s trip to San Antonio was unlike any other.
Four-time World Champion tie-down roper Tuf Cooper wins the second leg of the Texas Swing.
Tie-down roper Shad Mayfield wins his second Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo title.
Tie-Down Roper Haven Meged’s consistency in Fort Worth Sends Him to the Semi-Finals
Ty Harris cinches the Semi-Finals with Round 2 performance.
Tie-Down Roper Brushton Minton is off to a hot start in Fort Worth
Bracket 2 in Fort Worth belongs to Chance Oftedahl.
Riley Webb picks up his first win since ringing in the new year in San Diego.
The next season of professional rodeo is underway.
Barrel Racing
| WORLD RANKING | NAME | EARNINGS |
| #1 | Hailey Kinsel | $204,103 |
| #2 | Leslie Smaylgo | $195,907 |
| #3 | Ashley Castleberry | $170,235 |
| #4 | Kassie Mowry | $162,283 |
| #5 | Emily Beisel | $154,005 |
| #6 | Lisa Lockhart | $140,888 |
| #7 | Tiany Schuster | $132,495 |
| #8 | LaTricia Duke | $129,148 |
| #9 | Halyn Lide | $121,966 |
| #10 | Dona Kay Rule | $121,481 |
| #11 | Wenda Johnson | $117,970 |
| #12 | Andrea Busby | $115,838 |
| #13 | Abby Phillips | $115,510 |
| #14 | Carlee Otero | $112,910 |
| #15 | Shelley Morgan | $111,189 |
Kassie Mowry earns second RodeoHouston title.
President Heidi Uecker-Schmidt joins Western Sports Round-Up.
The fastest time in Austin is courtesy of World Champion Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi.
Texas barrel racer Fallon Taylor is back.
Abby Phillips advances to the Semi-Finals at RodeoHouston.
The newest WPRA President and more has been announced.
Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi claims two of three go-round wins at NRG Stadium.
Barrel racer Emily Beisel talks all things RodeoHouston
Sissy Winn looks forward to Super Series 2 in Houston.
Hailey Kinsel’s career took a turn for the best in 2017 at the American Rodeo.
Barrel racer Megan McLeod-Sprague flew to the Winner’s Circle in San Antonio.
Bull Riding
| WORLD RANKING | NAME | EARNINGS |
| #1 | TJ Gray | $244,843 |
| #2 | Hayes Weight | $236,023 |
| #3 | Jace Trosclair | $212,965 |
| #4 | Josh Frost | $211,064 |
| #5 | Clayton Sellars | $207,366 |
| #6 | Jeter Lawrence | $206,134 |
| #7 | Wacey Schalla | $194,096 |
| #8 | Chase Dougherty | $165,013 |
| #9 | Trevor Reiste | $160,670 |
| #10 | Cooper James | $158,998 |
| #11 | Tristen Hutchings | $150,460 |
| #12 | Jordan Spears | $129,997 |
| #13 | Trey Kimzey | $128,455 |
| #14 | Tyler Bingham | $125,616 |
| #15 | Creek Young | $121,609 |
Wacey Schalla goes 90 at Rodeo Austin Semifinals.
RodeoHouston Champion Tristen Hutchings is No. 3 in the World.
Tristen Hutchings cinches RodeHouston win.
Bull rider Tristen Hutchings claims RodeoHouston win.
PBR’s Unleash the Beast series continues in Milwaukee.
Trey Benton picks up a healthy pay day in Lufkin.
PBR bull rider Austin Richardson goes three-for-three in Jacksonville.
Creek Young is no longer sidelined and will nod his head at RodeoHouston.
Eight-time World Champion Stetson Wright conquered the Cervi Championship Rodeo bull for the win.
Trevor Reiste covered two bulls in Bracket 5 to advance.
Young Roughstock Phenom Wacey Schalla Lands on Top of the San Antonio Leaderboard in the Bull Riding
Wacey Schalla is a rising star and his first out in San Antonio proves it.
Bull rider Tristan Mize has won more money than anybody else in San Antonio so far.
