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Mailing Address: 7762 Old Stage Road, Junction City, KS 66441

Email: khsrarodeo@gmail.com

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Meet the Member Cade Pearson

story by Lily Weinacht Cade Pearson of Emporia, Kansas, has his sights set on qualifying for the NHSFR for the first time to finish out his senior year of high school rodeo. The 18-year-old is sitting second in the KHSRA tie-down roping standings, and also team ropes as a heeler with Chase Jackman. “My parents always told me when I was a little kid I’d tie the dogs down, and when I got older, I…

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Meet the Member Cadon Remington

story by Lily Weinacht Cadon Remington from Hiawatha, Kansas, is leading the KHSRA all-around cowboy standings, along with the cutting and reining cow horse. The 18-year-old is also sitting third in team roping and sixth in tie-down roping, and he attributes his progress to many hours of hard work, and a change in horsepower this year. “This spring I bought a head horse, Turtle Dove, through a guy who worked for Bobby Lewis, and he’s…

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Meet the Member Kamryn Smith

story by Lily Weinacht “My goal for my senior year is to try to make Nationals,” says Kamryn Smith. The 17-year-old pole bender from Palmer, Kansas, also runs barrels on occasion and recently started team roping with heeler Ashley Robinson, but weaving poles has always been her first love in rodeo. She’s currently leading the pole bending in the KHSRA. “My horse is really good at it, so it makes my job really easy and…

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Meet the Member Kassie Adams

story by Lily Weinacht Kassie Adams gave up all sports several years ago to pursue her ultimate sport of rodeo, and the 17-year-old from Meriden, Kansas, has never regretted her decision. “I didn’t have enough time to practice and then mentally change my brain practice rodeo,” she explains. “I quit everything and committed my full self to rodeo. Knowing this is my one commitment, I’m going to stick with it, otherwise I don’t have anything…

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Meet the Member Lauren Meairs

story by Lily Weinacht Lauren Meairs from Manter, Kansas, has grown up in the show ring, whether showing steers and pigs in 4-H or competing in rodeo. Now the 18-year-old barrel racer and pole bender is stepping into the world of college rodeo this fall at Fort Hays State University after competing for the last three years in the KHSRA. “My motivation is just the love for the sport—you have this hunger for more,” Lauren…

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Meet the Member Tylor Todd

story by Lily Weinacht Tylor Todd from Rexford, Kansas, is the 2018 NHSRA All-Around Rookie Cowgirl. Already an experienced rider in the cutting and reined cow horse world, the 15-year-old joined the KHSRA last fall. She also competes in breakaway roping, and qualified for Nationals in reined cow horse and cutting, finishing 7th in the nation in cutting. “Winning the Rookie of the Year at Nationals was kind of a surprise for me since I…

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Meet the Member Kassidy McKee

story by Lily Weinacht Kassidy McKee took home her first state title from the KHSRA finals rodeo in June when she won the girls cutting astride PurdyestLady Pepto. The 18-year-old from Lenapah, Oklahoma, and her mare, whom she calls Lady, led the cutting standings all season, but they were still prepared for a tight race when they arrived in Mulvane. “Throughout the spring rodeos there had been a few bumps and our lead had gotten…

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Meet the Member Sidney Chapple

story by Lily Weinacht For as far back as she can remember, chasing cans and the goals that go with them have been a part of Sidney Chapple’s life. The 18-year-old from Newton, Kansas, achieved one of those goals this year when she signed onto the Pratt Community College rodeo team. The rodeo scholarship will get her started on her animal science degree, which she plans to finish at Kansas State University, followed by their…

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Meet the Member Drake Taysom

story by Lily Weinacht Drake Taysom of Gardner, Kansas, is starting the spring high school rodeo season leading the bareback riding. The 18-year-old slipped his hand into a bareback rigging for the first time as a sophomore and qualified for the NHSFR that same year, also his rookie season. Since then, he’s returned to Nationals a second time and joined the URA and KPRA, along with adding saddle bronc riding to his high school rodeo…

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Meet the Member Patterson Starcher

story by Lily Weinacht Patterson Starcher is leading the bull riding in the KHSRA. The 18-year-old from McClouth, Kansas, found his home in the chutes six years ago, the second generation of his family to step onto the rodeo trail. “I enjoy the self-improvement, especially from two years ago to this year, I could see myself improving,” says Patterson. “I’m winning more rodeos and doing better. I’ve had some things click for me, and I…

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Meet the Member Payson Crouch

story by Lily Weinacht Payson Crouch is a two-time KHSRA Reserve Team Roping Champion Heeler, punching his ticket to the NHSFR three times with hopes of a fourth this summer. The 18-year-old from Dodge City, Kansas, followed in his family’s bootprints when he started rodeoing in elementary. His aunts and uncles compete, and his dad, Kent Crouch, rodeoed in the PRCA on both ends of the arena. “It’s just the love of it,” says Payson.…

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Meet the Member Blake Ramsey

story by Lily Weinacht “Rodeo is just a lot of fun, and I don’t think people quite understand the connections you make in rodeo, and the friends and family bonds you make,” says Blake Ramsey. “It’s really a family deal, and it’s fun to get all of us hauling down the road in our truck and trailer. It doesn’t get much better than that.” The 17 year old from Cheraw, Colorado, started her rodeo career…

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October 14, 2018
BAREBACK RIDING
1 Colton Eck 84.50
2 Ty Pope 64.50
3 Max Filinger 64.50
4 Bryce Eck 54.50
5 Karson Harris 53.50
6 Cable James Wareham 8.50
BARREL RACING
1 Lakin Cunningham 78.00
2 Chancy Johnson 50.00
3 Bella Sauvage 40.00
4 Libby Berger 36.00
5 Kylie Bryant 34.00
6 Prairie Rose Robbins 32.00
7 Kali Thompson 28.00
8 Kylie Ast 27.00
9 Adrein Mcfarland 25.00
10 Hadley Teut 25.00
BOYS CUTTING
1 Cadon Remington 95.00
2 Gage Gardiner 76.00
3 Trail Duvall 17.00
4 Calder Mccollum 8.00
BREAKAWAY ROPING
1 Hannah Hughes 49.00
2 Caxton Martin 47.00
3 Taylor Jilek 31.00
4 Kylie Ast 29.00
5 Chancy Johnson 29.00
6 Hadley Teut 27.00
7 Jaycee Taylor 27.00
8 Kyleigh Winn 27.00
9 Tia Wallace 26.00
10 Cassidy Blank 23.00
BULL RIDING
1 Coy Pollmeier 78.00
2 Lane Berkenmeier 28.00
3 Cody Hazelton 26.00
4 Jackson Schultd-ward 10.00
5 Wyatt Brown 9.00
CALF ROPING
1 Tw Carson 45.00
2 Cade Pearson 42.00
3 Marley Berger 42.00
4 Brandon Hittle 38.00
5 Colton Bond 35.00
6 Cinch Bullock 35.00
7 Cadon Remington 32.00
8 Zach Bergosh 29.00
9 Logan Mullin 26.00
10 Tanner Meier 24.00
GIRLS CUTTING
1 Faith Miller 76.50
2 Alexus Hatcher 75.00
3 Kensley Barnett 66.00
4 Tylor Todd 46.50
5 Carlie Jones 44.00
GOAT TYING
1 Kali Thompson 69.00
2 Caxton Martin 67.00
3 Kyleigh Winn 65.00
4 Lakin Cunningham 63.00
5 Hadley Teut 62.00
6 Kassie Adams 35.00
7 Carlie Jones 34.00
8 Faith Miller 34.00
9 Hannah Hughes 28.00
10 Marlee Quarles 25.00
POLE BENDING
1 Kylie Bryant 64.00
2 Bella Sauvage 64.00
3 Marlee Quarles 55.00
4 Brayleigh Mcginley 45.00
5 Jaycee Taylor 43.00
6 Carlee Potter 40.00
7 Kate Perschbacher 33.00
8 Prairie Rose Robbins 32.00
9 Kamryn Smith 30.00
10 Chloe Clark 20.00
REINED COW HORSE
1 Cadon Remington 93.00
2 Lakin Cunningham 76.00
3 Gage Gardiner 69.00
4 Tylor Todd 56.00
5 Calder Mccollum 26.00
SADDLE BRONC
1 Weston Patterson 49.00
2 Cable James Wareham 37.00
3 Ty Pope 36.00
4 Clay Shannon 18.50
5 Bryce Eck 17.00
6 Sage Dierks 9.50
STEER WRESTLING
1 Chance Garriott 71.00
2 Logan Mullin 39.00
3 Tanner Meier 38.00
4 Cooper Slavin 35.00
5 Jaden Trimble 20.00
TEAM ROPING
1 Trey Adams 57.00
2 Camden Hoelting 57.00
3 Brandon Hittle 46.00
4 Rhett Murray 46.00
5 Cadon Remington 45.00
6 Jd Robson 45.00
7 Cinch Bullock 44.00
8 Cooper Slavin 44.00
9 Tia Wallace 36.00
10 Jaden Trimble 36.00
11 Garrett Brehm 30.00
12 Tw Carson 30.00
13 Colton Bond 30.00
14 Jaylyn Hash 30.00
15 Cable James Wareham 29.00
16 Reed Brazeal 29.00
17 Cassidy Blank 25.00
18 Kylie Ast 25.00
19 Tegan Kohles 22.00
20 Logan Mullin 22.00

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SPRING 2019
March 23-24 Kingman
March 29-31 Border Bash – Lazy E Arena
April 13-14 Dodge City
April 27-28 Hill City – Cowboy Prom
May 4-5 Lakin
May 11-12 Coffeyville
KHSRA State finals
May 29-June 1 Kansas Star Arena

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