WPRA Breakaway Roping Standings: Danielle Lowman Slides Into the Top 10

The WPRA Breakaway Roping World Standings have only slightly shifted since the start of the California Swing but a handful of these ladies have pulled a check at two of the most notable rodeos in the Golden State.

No. 8 Danielle Lowman, $26,745

Danielle Lowman finished out her 2022 season at No. 16 in the WPRA World Standings, missing a second National Finals Breakaway qualification by just one spot, however, Lowman is now sitting inside the Top 10 and shows no signs of slowing down as the Summer Run quickly approaches. Lowman jumped in the Standings from No. 11 to No. 8 after the cowgirl was in the money in all three rounds at the Clovis Rodeo as well as the Finals to place herself second in the Average. An aggregate time of 17.3 seconds on four head secured Lowman a check for $5,319 in Clovis.

No. 14 Jackie Crawford, $19,868

World Champion Breakaway Roper Jackie Crawford is no stranger to the WPRA Top 15 and that’s where she currently sits as she moved from No. 16 to No. 14 in the World Standings after pulling a check in Clovis, California. Crawford placed in Rounds 1 and 3 to secure her spot in the Average with 12.9 seconds on three head to take home add just under $1,000.

No. 18 Aspen Miller, $17,019

Texas cowgirl Aspen Miller made her trip across the country worth while as she secured a check for over $4,500 in Red Bluff, California. Miller placed third in both Rounds 1 and 2 to positioned herself second in the Average. This addition to her earnings pushed her up the standings as she now sits inside the Top 20 at No. 18 in the WPRA World Standings.

Here is a look at your Top 20 breakaway ropers in the WPRA World Standings.

Standings via WPRA are current as of 11 AM ET on May 4.