Many checks were collected at the Cinch Playoffs in Pauyallup, Washington, making a significant impact on the PRCA Tie-Down Roping World Standings as multiple cowboys shifted in their positions including Shad Mayfield, Cory Solomon and Jake Pratt.
No. 1 Riley Webb, $272,840
Riley Webb is sitting with a significant lead at No. 1, however, the Texas cowboy has yet to slow down as he cinched the No. 2 spot at the Lewiston Roundup (Idaho) with a run of 7.7 seconds. Webb then made his way to the Cinch Playoffs in Puyallup, where he pulled a check for $18,863 after claiming the No. 1 spot in the Final Round with a 7.6-second run. Webb made his first National Finals Rodeo in 2022 while simultaneously securing the Resistol Rookie of the Year Title and is making his way back to the Thomas and Mack this December, this time with a regular season earnings record in tow.
No. 3 Shad Mayfield, $156,281
Shad Mayfield, the 2020 World Champion, found success in Puyallup at the Cinch Playoffs as he locked in an 8.2-second run in Round 1 and followed up with an 8.3-second run in Round 2 to ultimately make his way into the Short Go. A fourth-place check in the Final Round added $3,250 to his earnings, bringing his total money to $7,857 in Washington and moving Mayfield up to No. 3 in the PRCA World Standings.
No. 7 Cory Solomon, $115,636
Nine-time National Final Rodeo qualifier Cory Solomon is sitting inside the Top 10 at No. 7 after getting a check in Lewiston and Puyallup. Solomon finished out the Lewiston Roundup in fourth-place with a run of 8.0 seconds flat to bring home a check for $2,522. After collecting a check in each round of the Cinch Playoffs, Solomon finished out at No. 2 in the Final Round and added $11,426 to his total earnings. He entered the weekend No. 11 in the PRCA World Standings.
No. 15 Luke Potter, $97,333
Luke Potter remains on the bubble, however, is now sitting at No. 15 in the PRCA World Standings after pulling a check for $1,448 in Fort Madison, Iowa at the Tri-State Rodeo. The 23-year-old cowboy is gunning for his first National Finals Rodeo qualification and with a good amount of money up for grabs in the remainder of the regular season, Potter has a chance of competing inside the Thomas & Mack this winter.
No. 17 Jake Pratt, $94,333
Jake Pratt is sitting just outside the Top 15 after securing a third place check for $3,513 at the Lewiston Roundup with a run of 7.8 seconds. An 8.3-second run at the Cinch Playoffs in Puyallup locked Pratt in at No. 2 in the second round to take home another check for just under $2,100. Pratt has one National Finals Rodeo qualifications to his name and is searching for a second. Less than three weeks remain in the regular season, and he’s exactly $3,000 back.
| Rank | Name | Earnings |
| 1. | Riley Webb | $272,840 |
| 2. | Haven Meged | $191,753 |
| 3. | Shad Mayfield | $156,281 |
| 4. | Shane Hanchey | $152,739 |
| 5. | Ty Harris | $139,391 |
| 6. | Westyn Hughes | $116,968 |
| 7. | Cory Solomon | $115,636 |
| 8. | John Douch | $113,738 |
| 9. | Hunter Herrin | $112,536 |
| 10. | Beau Cooper | $111,984 |
| 11. | Caleb Smidt | $110,682 |
| 12. | Brushton Minton | $107,595 |
| 13. | Blane Cox | $101,010 |
| 14. | Zack Jongbloed | $99,658 |
| 15. | Luke Potter | $97,333 |
| 16. | Michael Otero | $96,570 |
| 17. | Jake Pratt | $94,333 |
| 18. | Lane Livingston | $91,763 |
| 19. | Kincade Henry | $91,719 |
| 20. | Tuf Cooper | $89,622 |
Standings current as of prorodeo.com on September 14, 2023 at 5:00 PM ET.
