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 |
Texas’ Dr. Gregg Veneklasen forever changed and enhanced the breeding of bucking horses.
World Champion Bareback Rider Jess Pope hits the gas in San Antonio.
Owen Brouillette capitalized in Mississippi to move up in the Resistol Rookie Race.
Mason Clements cinches another Texas Swing Go-Round win.
Nick Pelke cinched his first Texas Swing Championship at Dickies Arena.
Rookie bareback rider Cole Hollen is leading the Rookie Race.
Bareback Rider Tilden Hooper is back at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo
Barbeack rider Jess Pope locks in his place in the Semi-Finals at Dickies Arena.
Bareback rider Jacob Lees moves on from Bracket 4.
Gavin French made two impressive outs on the first leg of the Texas Swing.
Wacey Schalla hustled to pick up his first big win of the Winter run.
Veteran bareback rider Mason Clements gets the Bracket 2 Round 1 win at Dickies Arena.
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 |
Louisiana steer wrestler Jacob Talley advances to the Semi-Finals.
Will Lummus’ efforts pay off as he advances to San Antonio’s Semi-Finals.
Steer wrestler Jesse Brown is your Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo Champion.
Steer wrestlers Clayton Hass and Levi Rudd claim the second round of their bracket.
Seth Peterson capitalized in the first of two go-rounds in Fort Worth.
Will Lummus continues to win the big bucks as San Diego Rodeo is added to his list.
Steer Wrestler Will Lummus adds another accolade to his name.
The next season of professional rodeo is underway.
With a payday north of $86,000 for the winner in each event, the importance of the NFR Average was unmatched in 2024
Mowry won the RAM Top Gun Award with nearly $300,000 in Las Vegas
After three straight second place finishes, Frost finally got his moment in 2024
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 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.
Every year brings new duos to the front of professional rodeo.
Webb’s dominant NFR lead to another Gold Buckle
Wright put an exclamation point on his 2024 season with 89.5 points on his final horse
Wade/Thorp were 3.8 as the last pair out to seal their Gold Buckles
Struxness entered Round 10 projected No. 4 and walked out with his first career Gold Buckle
Thompson did just enough to squeak out his first career Gold Buckle
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 |
Kade Bruno’s Texas Swing success has him on top of the world.
Saddle Bronc Rider Kade Bruno is your Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo Champion.
Lucas Macza capitalized in Bracket 7 to move on in Fort Worth.
Saddle bronc rider and new dad Jake Finlay is capitlaizing this Texas Swing.
Saddle bronc rider Rusty Wright is American Rodeo bound.
Bracket 2 of the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo concluded with a tie in the saddle bronc riding.
The roughstock side of the arena in San Diego belonged to Bradlee Miller and Ryder Wright.
Ira Dickinson leads the Resistol Rookie Race early in the season.
The No. 1 cowboys in the roughstock events are locked in for the Texas Swing.
Stetson Wright is returning to rodeo from the injury that sidelined him for 2024.
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 |
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.
It is the night to crown World Champions at the Thomas and Mack.
Tie-down roper Joel Harris claims second win
Team Ropers Coleman Proctor and Logan Medlin have climbed to the top at the NFR
Hailey Kinsel and Sister are back in the Winner’s Circle for Round 9.
Jess Pope claims his second Go-Round win of the 2024 NFR
Round 9 provided a massive shakeup, leaving a majority of the World Title racees wide open on Saturday
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 |
Katelyn Scott has returned to the Winter Run with a bang.
Canada’s Oceane Veilleux is two go-round wins in at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo.
Barrel racer Andrea Busby wins the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo.
Toria Madsen moves on to Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo Semi-Finals.
Oklahoma barrel racer Emily Beisel is coming back in Fort Worth.
Halyn Lide is Semi-Finals bound at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo.
Barrel racer Emily Beisel lands in the Winner’s Circle twice in Fort Worth.
Barrel racer Carlee Otero claims the National Western title.
Barrel racer Sissy Winn is back at the Winner’s Circle at Dickies Arena.
Barrel racing phenom Dusky Lynn Hall wins the American West Region Qualifier.
Barrel racer Jordan Driver claims the San Diego Rodeo win.
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 |
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.
Bull rider Jess Lockwood is hitting the rodeo road for the regular season in the PRCA.
Bull rider Lukasey Morris advances to Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo Semi-Finals.
Arizona’s Wade Tuni stacks up against pro rodeo’s best.
Cord McCoy was a part of the final chapter for Jim Norick Arena.
Stetson Wright Placed Second after Going 4-4 at the National Western
An accident in Oklahoma has sidelined Jeter Lawrence.
Jeter Lawrence sustained injuries at a rodeo in Oklahoma.
Four-time NFR cowboy Jordan Spears left San Diego the Champion.
The 2024 San Deigo Rodeo Champion Trey Benton III will return to Petco Park.