May 2017 Extreme Team News, Official News of Texas High School and Junior High Rodeo

JAYCI BYLER 2016 TJHRA STATE CHAMPION ALL-AROUND COWGIRL, ROOKIE, POLE BENDER & BARREL RACER

RANCH FAMILY:

SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT:

THE LAWSON FAMILY OF REGION IX

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GUIDE TO THE 2017 TJHRA STATE FINALS

WINNER ANNOUNCED REGION TRUCK TOUR

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EXECUTIVE BOARD STATE PRESIDENT CHRIS WOLFE

630 E. FM 813 • Palmer, Texas 75152 214.403.4638 (cell) cbwolfe78@aol.com

In This Issue

EXTREME TEAM NEWS Official Publication of the Texas High School Rodeo Association

SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT:

HOLLY DeLAUNE Marketing Director

830.815.1800 • delaune.holly@gmail.com

1ST VICE PRESIDENT ALAN BOHLEN

LAUREN TUTTLE STUMBERG Graphics/Layout Director lauren@distinct-graphics.com 830.249.8020

PO Drawer 468 • Hondo, TX 78861 830.426.3270 • alanbohlen@yahoo.com

2ND VICE PRESIDENT MIKEY DUGGAN

BRIAN ROBERTS

PO Box 1414 • Canyon, TX 79015 806.674.2116 • m.j.duggan@att.net

Computer Programmer brian.roberts53@att.net 281.213.9143

SECRETARY/TREASURER SUSAN BALDWIN

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704 1/2 Southview Circle • Center, TX 75935 936.590.4447 texashighschoolrodeo@gmail.com

NATIONAL DIRECTOR COTTON GEORGE

PO Box 30 • Martinsville, TX 75958 936.564.8993 (home) cottongeorgetx@gmail.com

JUNIOR HIGH NATIONAL DIRECTOR JOHN BLAND 921 A FM 656 • Northfield, TX 79201 940.537.1354 • jeblandnspade@yahoo.com

ARIAT PERFORMANCE REPORTERS

GUIDE TO THE 2017 TJHRA STATE FINALS

Region I

JADYN DUGGAN Region II

BLISS BOLTON Region III

BRITTANY GATES Region IV

HAYLEY NOVAK Region V

TAYLIN ANTONICK

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MARKETING HOLLY DELAUNE

Region VI

PAIGE DAWSON

73 Breeze Way, Boerne, TX 78006 830.815.1800 delaune.holly@gmail.com

Region VII

KASEY KRETZSCHMAR Region VIII

DELEGATES AT LARGE

MOLLEE HERRMANN

BUBBA BENNIGHT

EMALEE HOFFMANN

143 Bailey Blvd. • Bastrop, TX 78602 512.461.6091 • bubbabennight@yahoo.com

KEN BRAY

Region IX Region X

CARLY STAGGS OF REGION IX

LANEY FOWWR

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THSRA OFFICIAL SPONSORS

PO Box 1634 • Granbury, TX 76048 817.219.0436 • kbray@equibrand.com

MIKE ISELT

1656 E CR 327 • Lincoln, TX 78948 979.540.8863 • iseltpaint@aol.com

STEVE MCCONNELL

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425 CR 510 • Hereford, TX 79405 806.276.5671 • lindam@wtrt.net

JOHN SCHUENEMAN

6717 FM 1452 W • Madisonville, TX 77864 979.268.4994 • john.schueneman@gmail.com

STUDENT OFFICERS

thsraofficers@hotmail.com STUDENT PRESIDENT Kadie Beth Wisener STUDENT VICE PRESIDENT Ima Champion STUDENT SECRETARY Sailor Schara QUEEN Bailey Grace Snyder

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THSRA is a non-profit organization (501-C).

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ith hundreds of our families getting ready to pack up their horse trailers and head to Gonzales this month, we thought that you would like to know local events going on and where to shop and eat while visiting this beautiful and historical part of Texas. With a whole week to explore the area here is a great look at local businesses that would love for you to visit them while you are in town. Don't be afraid to venture out of Gonzales and visit the charming towns of Shiner and Yoakum because they all have great things to experience too!

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Information Courtesey of the City of Gonzales

onzales is one of the earliest Anglo-American settlements in Texas, the first west of the Colorado River. It was established by Empresario Green DeWitt as the capital of his colony in August 1825. DeWitt named the community for Rafael Gonzáles, governor of Coahuila y Tejas. The 49 original blocks and seven public squares laid out in the shape of a Greek cross withstood the test of time and form the first Texas History Museum District.

Gonzales is most famous because it was the site of the first skirmish of the Texas Revolution.

In 1831, the Mexican government gave the settlers a small cannon for protection against Indian attacks. At the outbreak of settler hostilities, a contingent of Mexican soldiers was sent from San Antonio to retrieve the cannon. On 2 October 1835, Texians under the command of John H. Moore confronted them. The Texans had fashioned a flag with the words “Come and take it”. The Texans successfully resisted the federal troops in what became known as the Battle of Gonzales.

Gonzales later contributed thirty-two men from the Gonzales Ranging Company to the illfated defense of the Alamo. It was to Gonzales that Susanna Dickinson, widow of one of the Alamo defenders, and Joe, the slave of William B. Travis, fled with news of the Alamo massacre. General Sam Houston was here organizing the Texas army and anticipated the town would be the next target of General Antonio López de Santa Anna and the Mexican army. He had the town burned and ordered a retreat, thus precipitating the Runaway Scrape. If you go visit the Gonzales Memorial Museum which serves a memorial to these 32 men you will see actual artifacts from this period in time. The real Come and Take It cannon is located in the museum to see up close and you can even touch it! Beautiful building full of Texas history and well worth a visit.

Some of the historical sites you may want to visit are the Old Jail Museum which is a hidden treat.

Located across from the fire station, the old Jailhouse staff will take you on a free personal tour of the first and second floors and allow you inside the jail cells.

The walls have graffiti from former prisonsers. There is a gallows like the original that was in there on the second floor. Worth a visit and free!

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There is a driving tour with signs located around the town. The tour goes in a loop and you can enter at any point so you will not miss any of the historical focus points of the town. The tour is free and you can download an app from Itunes with narration. It is called TOUR GONZALES. There are many historical homes and buildings that have been beautifully maintained and will take you back in time.

This year the JB Wells facility has added a convention expo center where approximately 60 booths will be located. These booths will include boutique style shopping and agriculture and equine products. There is something for everyone so don’t miss out. The expo center is air conditioned so it will be a popular hangout in between performances.

The Champion’s Café will also be located in the expo center and will have an area to buy snacks and food. Each day a different region will be providing food and snacks to sell. All proceeds will benefit the TJHRA national team for expenses when traveling to nationals. This will be great place to hang out and meet new friends from all across the state.

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2017 TEXAS JUNIOR HIGH STATE FINALS RODEO SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FRIDAY, MAY 19

- Gates will be open from 8am till 7 PM

for trailer and horses. They will close

- At 7 PM gates will be closed until

Saturday morning at 7:00 AM Noon – 3:00pm - Princess Contestants arena

open for those contestants only 5:45 PM - Princess Contest Mandatory Roll Call - Gonzales Memorial Museum

- 414 St. Lawrence St. 830-672-6350 6:00-8:00 PM - Informal “Get Acquainted”

Social for Contestants,

Parents, Judges and Committee ONLY SATURDAY, MAY 20 7:00 AM - Contestants can start arriving

24 hour check in 8:45 AM - Princess Contest - Intro/ Impromptu/Modeling/Speech/Interview

– Methodist Church 9:00 AM - NRA Light Rifle Contest in Memory of Mike & Carol Eubanks

– City of Gonzales Firing Range 11:30 AM - Doors will open for Miss

TJHRA 2017 Luncheon

- 1st Methodist Church Fellowship Hall 3:45 PM - Princess Contest Mandatory Roll Call - J.B. Wells Complex

- 2301 Co Rd. 197, 830-672-6558 4:00 PM - Horsemanship for Princess

Contest will begin 7:00 PM Barrel and Pole Bending Jackpot

– Indoor arena - $40 entry fee may enter

all you would like – stakes will be on

different pattern SUNDAY, MAY 21 HOOEY BACKPACKS, KUBOTA TRACTORS AND OE NUTRACEUTICALSSPONSORS OF THE DAY 7:15 AM - 2nd Annual 5K Color Run

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– Independence Park 9:00 AM – 1:00PM - CONTESTANT

CHECK IN - EXPO 9:00 AM – 7:30 PM - Vendors Open at Expo 9:00 AM - Light Rifle Carry Over

Contest (If not finished on Saturday) 10:45 AM - Princess Contest Mandatory

Roll Call - J.B. Wells Complex 11:00 AM - Princess Contest Test 11:00 - Till Sold Out - Plate Lunches on Sale

@ EXPO – FFA Shooting Team

– Pork Steaks 1:00 PM - ALL CONTESTANTS MUST

BE CHECKED IN 1:30 PM - ROUGH STOCK

EQUIPMENT CHECK – in the arena 3:45 PM - Princess Contest Mandatory

Roll Call - J.B. Wells Complex 4:00 PM - CONTESTANT’S

MEETING – Arena – ALL

CONTESTANTS MUST ATTEND.

Contestants must be in dress code

Introduction of Sponsors, Rodeo

Officials, and Rodeo Personnel

Crowning of 2017 Princess

Regional State Qualifier Pictures

– following meeting 6:00 PM (Right after Meeting) Church Service – Arena 6 p.m. w/

American Fellowship of Cowboy Churches 7:00 PM - Parent/Member Ribbon Roping

Entries due in the office 8:00 PM-12:00AM - Welcome To Gonzales

Dance - Main Arena Entrance

–– Sponsored by The City of Gonzales Barrel and Pole Bending Jackpot

– Indoor arena - $40 entry fee may enter

all you would like – stakes will be on

different pattern Jackpot at Outdoor Arena

(All information on all jackpots will

be posted at jackpot arena for the entire week) Goat Tying, Tie Down, Breakaway, and Team Roping Goat Roping Jackpots – behind arena

MONDAY, MAY 22 BOOT BARN AND BUCK FERGESON ORIGINALS SPONSORS OF THE DAY 9:00 AM – 7:30 PM

- Vendors Open at Expo 8:45 AM - Grand Entry – All Regions

(be lined up at 8:30am) 9:00 AM - First Performance and

Beginning of 1st Go Round

1ST round BB Monday AM 11:00 AM - Till Sold Out - Plate Lunches for

Sale @ EXPO – Gonzales Fire Dept

– Chicken Fried Steak 1:00 PM - Goat Roping Fast Time Competition 2:30 PM -Cowboy Church Dodgeball 5:45 PM - Grand Entry – All Regions

w/Cinch All Star Team being introduced

(please be lined up at 5:30pm) 6:00 PM - Second Performance of 1st

Go Round

1st round SB Monday PM Following perf - Jackpot at Outdoor

Arena –Goat Roping behind Arena

- Pole & Barrel Exhibition - $10 a run

(first $100 – tickets sold at check in

or office) TUESDAY, MAY 23 MCCOY’S FARM AND RANCH AND PRIEFERT SPONSORS OF THE DAY 9:00 AM – 7:30 PM - Vendors Open at Expo 8:45 AM - Grand Entry – All Regions

(be lined up at 8:30am)

- PRESENTATION OF 1ST ROUND

BUCKLES TO BAREBACK AND

SADDLE BRONC 9:00 AM - Third Performance of 1st Go Round

2nd round SB Tuesday AM 11:00 AM - Bake Sale @ Expo Sundowners

4H Club 1:00 PM - Goat Roping Fast Time Competition 3:00 PM - TUG O’ WAR CONTEST in

arena – Come support your Region Team

– Sponsored by Buck Fergeson Originals 1:00 – 2:00 PM - Style Show @LaBella Tavola 1:00 – 3:00 PM - Q & A & Justin Maass

– Calf Roping Seminar Clinic Main Arena

– Brought to you by Racers Edge &

Classic Equine 2:00 – 4:00 PM - Shopping & Wine Tasting @

Angels & Outlaws – Shear Designs 5:45 PM - Grand Entry – All Regions

(please be lined up at 5:30pm) 6:00 PM - Fourth Performance of 1st Go Round

2nd round BB Tuesday PM

Vote for Student officer @ entrance

of rodeo Following perf - Jackpot at Outdoor

Arena –Goat Roping behind Arena

- Pole & Barrel Exhibition - $10 a run

(first 100 – tickets sold at check in

or office) WEDNESDAY, MAY 24 ARIAT BOOTS, PURINA AND WHATABURGER SPONSORS OF THE DAY 9:00 AM – 7:30 PM - Vendors Open at Expo 9:00 AM - Fifth Performance end of 1st

Go Round

Beginning Bulls 1st round

Vote for Student officer @ entrance of rodeo 11:00AM – Till Sold Out - Plate lunches @

EXPO – Gonzales Youth Center

- Spaghetti 1:00 PM - Goat Roping Fast Time Competition 1:00 PM - PARENT/MEMBER

RIBBON ROPING (arena)

- Sponsored – JENNINGS

PHOTOGRAPHY & J&J RODEO 1:00 – 4:00 PM Junk Gypsy Paint your own

project @ Main Street Market Place 5:00 PM - First Go Awards & 2nd Round

Bareback & Saddle Bronc in the Arena 5:45 PM - Grand Entry – All Regions

(please be lined up at 5:30pm)

Announce 2016-17 Student Officers 6:00 PM - Sixth Performance beginning

of 2nd Go Round

Cont. Bulls 1st round

WhataRodeo Night Following perf - Jackpot at Outdoor

Arena – Goat Roping behind Arena

Pole & Barrel Exhibition - $10 a run

(first 100 – tickets sold at check in

or office)

Pole & Barrel Exhibition - $10 a run (first 100 – tickets sold at check in or office)

FRIDAY, MAY 26 CH GRAPHICS AND TEXAS FARM BUREAU SPONSORS OF THE DAY 9:00 AM – 7:30 PM - Vendors Open at Expo 8:45 AM - Grand Entry – All Regions

(be lined up at 8:30am) 9:00 AM - Ninth Performance of 2nd

Go Round 1:00 PM - TJHRA Board of Directors

Meeting – Elks Lodge 1:00 - 4:00PM - History of Gonzales Tour 5:45 PM - Grand Entry – All Regions

(please be lined up at 5:30pm) 6:00 PM - Tenth Performance end of

2nd Go Round THURSDAY, MAY 25 9:00 PM-12:00AM - Glow Dance at RESISTOL, HEEL O MATIC Main Arena Entrance Wear your favorite AND CACTUS ROPES SPONSORS OF

glow in the dark gear! – DJ THE DAY – PINK DAY

– Sponsored by TJHRA 9:00 AM – 7:30 PM - Vendors Open One hour after perf - Second Go Awards

at Expo in the arena 8:45 AM - Grand Entry – All Regions Following perf - Jackpot at Outdoor Arena

(be lined up at 8:30am) –Goat Roping behind Arena 9:00 AM - Seventh Performance of 2nd

Pole & Barrel Exhibition - $10 a run

Go Round

(first 100 – tickets sold at check in

End of 1st Round of Bulls

or office) 11:00AM – Till Sold Out - Plate Lunches

sold @ EXPO – Boy Scouts Troop 262 SATURDAY, MAY 27

- BBQ Chicken HENSON MOTORS AND BLOOMER 1:00 – 3:00 PM - NCHA Cutting TRAILERS SPONSORS OF THE DAY

Exhibition & Clinic-Main Arena 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM - Vendors Open at

-Sponsored by Don Pooley Expo 1:00 – 4:00 PM - Historic Homes Tour 10:00 AM - Short Go Awards 1:30 PM - VOLLEYBALL

TOURNAMENT – Come support your 11:00 AM - Short Go Performance 4:00 pm Champions Dinner Region – 2017 National Team State Champion

– Sponsored by Buck Fergeson Originals Awards

- Goat Roping Fast Time Competition Mandatory Meeting & Sign Up for 5:45 PM - Grand Entry – All Regions Nationals

(please be lined up at 5:30pm)

- PRESENTATION OF 1ST ROUND

BUCKLES FOR BULL RIDING 6:00 PM - Eighth Performance of 2nd PLEASE NOTE – Due to unseen conflicts, this schedule is

Go Round subject to change. Please check the OFFICIAL DAILY

Beginning of 2nd round of Bull Riding SCHEDULE posted outside the rodeo office. It is the responsibility of each contestant to be in the arena and Following perf - Jackpot at Outdoor Arena ready when their respective event is underway.

– Goat Roping behind Arena

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2017 TJHRA State

Fi nals Grand Entry Region 6 will be in charge of the grand entry this year. We carry flags before each performance (morning and night).

Each region will be assigned a day to be in charge of sending at least 10 members to carry flags. The student officers for 2015-16 will help carry flags Monday through Wednesday night, the new officers will begin carrying flags Thursday through Saturday.

Morning Performances will begin at 9:00 am please be ready to run flags at 8:45 am.

Evening Performances grand entries will begin at 5:45 please be ready to run flags at 5:30 pm.

Short Go will begin at 11:00 am please be ready to run flags at 10:45 am.

REGION ASSIGNMENT – MORNING AND NIGHT PERFORMANCE: (please send 10 contestants per region) MONDAY – Region 1 & Region 10 TUESDAY – Region 6 & Region 7 WEDNESDAY – Region 4 & Region 8 THURSDAY – Region 2 & Region 9 FRIDAY – Region 3 & Region 5 SHORT GO – Please send at least 1 from each region.

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2017 TEXAS JUNIOR HIGH DIVISION STATE FINALS RODEO ORDER OF EVENTS BAREBACK 1st Round Mon AM – 2nd Round Tue PM SADDLE BRONC 1st Round Mon PM – 2nd Round Tue AM BULL RIDING 1st Round Wed AM, Wed PM, Thurs AM – 2nd round Thurs PM, Fri AM, Fri PM POLE BENDING CHUTE DOGGING

TIEDOWN GIRL’S BREAKAWAY BOY’S BREAKAWAY GIRL’S GOAT TYING BOY’S GOAT TYING BARREL RACING TEAM ROPING RIBBON ROPING

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May 19, 2017 5:45 PM (Mandatory Roll Call)

- Gonzales Memorial Museum

- 414 St. Lawrence St. 830-672-6350 6 PM - 8 PM - Informal “Get Acquainted”

Social for Contestants, Parents, Judges

and Committee ONLY

May 20, 2017 8:30 AM - Judges Meeting

- 1st Methodist Church Fellowship Hall

- 601 St. Joseph St. 8:45 AM - 1st Contestant check in for

Personal Interview 9 AM - 1st Interview begins Contestants #2 through #8 - check in for

Personal Interview at least 15 mins prior

to your draw time 11:30 AM - Doors will open for Miss TJHRA

2017 Luncheon

- 1st Methodist Church Fellowship Hall 11:45 AM - Welcome Contestants, Introductions,

Impromptu, Modeling and Speeches

Lunch – Tickets (not including

meal) are available for $5 each at the door

Modeling and 2-Minute Speeches will begin at approximately 12:45 PM 3:45 PM (Mandatory Roll Call)

- J.B. Wells Complex - 2301 Co Rd. 197 830-672-6558 4 PM - Horsemanship will begin

Lunch Specials! Not Your Ordinary Sandwich!

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May 21, 2017 10:45 AM (Mandatory Roll Call)

- J.B. Wells Complex 11 AM - Test 3:45 PM (Mandatory Roll Call)

- J.B. Wells Complex 4 PM (Mandatory Contestants Meeting) Coronation will be during the Contestants Meeting Following the meeting, the awards will be handed out (location will be announced). No matter the outcome - win, place or show - this is the time we will all gather and support each other.

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O BAREBACK STEER RIDING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 22, 2017) and Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2017) Performance 1 338 HANDLEY, TRAVIS ANDREWS, TX 02 2 188 MARTIN, KASH LUFKIN, TX 05 3 83 MILLER, BRADLEE HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 4 64 FRENCH, GAVIN GRAPELAND, TX 09 5 85 NILES, RHODY RIESEL, TX 09 6 333 FLOWERS, TYGE (TW) JAYTON, TX 02 7 163 CAMPBELL, JACOBY HEARNE, TX 05 8 397 JACKSON, JOHN CARTER KELLER, TX 03 9 471 GAILLARD, GUS MORSE, TX 01 10 474 GRICE, TRYAN GOODWELL, OK 01 BARREL RACING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2017) Performance 1 281 FARMER, SELAH MASON, TX 06 2 142 SKELTON, RAINEY LLANO, TX 10 3 187 LEWIS, RAYNA SPLENDORA, TX 05 4 362 RICHARDS, MADALYN HEREFORD, TX 02 5 60 ENGLAND, EMMA COLLEGE STATION, TX 09 6 261 VICKERS, MALLORY JOURDANTON, TX 08 7 325 BEAN, MADISON CLINT, TX 02 8 393 HICKEY, BROOKE GODLEY, TX 03 9 162 CAIN, SYDNI JASPER, TX 05 10 405 NELSON, EMMA BRIDGEPORT, TX 03 11 388 GEE, HADLEY WICHITA FALLS, TX 03 12 284 HARMAN, GRACEN HEMPSTEAD, TX 06 13 153 WILSON, SASSY MULLIN, TX 10 14 12 CATER, CODYBELLE ANGLETON, TX 07 15 137 MOTE, LAURA STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 16 451 ROSE, ELLE' MALONE, TX 04 17 443 POTTER, HARLEY WAXAHACHIE, TX 04 18 488 MADILL, BROOKE AMARILLO, TX 01 19 436 LANEY, REAGAN FERRIS, TX 04 20 80 MCDONALD, TYLIE BRYAN, TX 09 21 330 DRIVER, JORDAN GARDEN CITY, TX 02 Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2017) Performance 22 169 DAVIS, TAYLOR ALTO, TX 05 23 437 MARCHI, MANUELA FERRIS, TX 04 24 170 DEPRIEST, ABI TENAHA, TX 05 25 447 RHODES, HOPE DEQUEEN, AR 04 26 415 SMALL, ROSE WELCH, OK 03 27 322 ARNOLD, TESSA COLEMAN, TX 02 28 482 JAMESON, JAYDA ROARING SPRINGS, TX 01 29 176 GRANT, ASPEN BUNA, TX 05 30 312 WELCH, RILEY COMFORT, TX 06 31 439 MAYES, MAKENZIE SCROGGINS, TX 04 32 408 OGLESBY, SHELBY VERNON, TX 03 33 446 RAINE, TORI SULPHUR BLUFF, TX 04 34 410 PARKER, RILEE IOWA PARK, TX 03 35 30 OUTHIER, MADISON FULSHEAR, TX 07 36 33 RAWLINSON, CARLI EL CAMPO, TX 07 37 470 FRAZIER, KELLI GRUVER, TX 01 38 26 MEYER, ELLIE WASHINTON, TX 07 39 18 FRANZ, JAYCIE-ANNE BAY CITY, TX 07 40 100 WENDT, PAYTEN WALLER, TX 09 41 191 MCCALL, KALLI LUFKIN, TX 05 42 27 MILLER, ASPEN SANTA FE, TX 07

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Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2017) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2017) Performance 2 PIERCE, PAISLEY SWEENY, TX 07 298 OHRT, AMY VICTORIA, TX 06 356 MOORE, LOGAN ELDORADO, TX 02 414 SINCLAIR, DYLAN LIPAN, TX 03 89 RAY, GEORGIA LEA COLLEGE STATION, TX 09 357 MURPHY, ALLIE SNYDER, TX 02 283 GRAFF, JACQUELYN YANCEY, TX 06 304 PRIMROSE, JAKE'LYN EAGLE LAKE, TX 06 391 HARDIN, RYLEE NEW CASTLE, TX 03 34 REINA, RYLEE WHARTON, TX 07 174 FOLEY, LEXIE LUFKIN, TX 05 303 PINKSTON, ACEY ORANGE GROVE, TX 06 328 CURRINGTON, BRYLEE SHALLOWATER, TX 02 118 CLAYTON, PAIGE DUBLIN, TX 10 321 ALLEN, SHYLA STERLING CITY, TX 02 413 SHULTZ, BILOXI ABILENE, TX 03 124 FLORES, RYLEY BELTON, TX 10

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TJHRA OFFICIAL DRAW POSITION DRAW WILL BE DONE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7TH AFTER ALL CONTESTANTS HAVE CHECKED IN 27 145 TALLY, LANDAN COMANCHE, TX 10 60 335 HAGEE, ALYX MIDLAND, TX 02 28 32 RAASCH, GUY SWEENY, TX 07 61 349 KITCHENS, KANITA STANTON, TX 02 29 316 YOUNG, NICK ROSANKY, TX 06 62 323 BAIZE, TAYLOR SAN ANGELO, TX 02 30 171 DIAL, WESTON GROVETON, TX 05 63 424 BEIMER, AVERY MCKINNEY, TX 04 31 332 ELLERD, JERYN LEVELLAND, TX 02 32 326 CARVER, CADEN ABERNATHY, TX 02 Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2017) and 33 271 BASS, SOUTHERN WIMBERLEY, TX 06 Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2017) Performance 34 6 BAIRD, DYLAN SIMONTON, TX 07 64 144 SNEDECOR, KALLYN FREDERICKSBURG, TX 10 35 228 CAVAZOS, JOEL II ZAPATA, TX 08 65 87 PEACOCK, AUSTYN BRYAN, TX 09 36 308 SANDSTROM, CHASE COMFORT, TX 06 66 253 POLLOCK, LANIE UTOPIA, TX 08 37 164 CHAMBERS, GEORGE BENTON, LA 05 67 232 ELLIS, ERYN ORANGE GROVE, TX 08 38 264 YOW, TATE JOURDANTON, TX 08 68 262 WEST, MADISON JOURDANTON, TX 08 69 231 DODSON, RYLEE SABINAL, TX 08 Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2017) and 70 94 SIMPTON, CEILY NAVASOTA, TX 09 Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2017) Performance 71 307 RUTHERFORD, CARSON MONTGOMERY, TX 06 39 396 HUSTON, CLAYTON DECATUR, TX 03 72 19 GOUDEAU, REAGAN HUNGERFORD, TX 07 40 226 CANALES, TRES PORT LAVACA, TX 08 73 122 DANIELS, KARSYN MCKINNEY, TX 10 41 111 BALDWIN, TRACE GROESBECK, TX 10 74 194 MOORE, KARA MARSHALL, TX 05 42 350 KOTHMANN, BRONC JUNCTION, TX 02 75 496 NEAS, DALLEY CANYON, TX 01 43 487 JOHNSON, TRYCE HAPPY, TX 01 76 234 FRETWELL, KADI PLEASANTON, TX 08 44 431 EMMONS, CARSON ROBINSON, TX 04 77 472 GOMEZ, HADLEE SHAMROCK, TX 01 45 463 CHRISTIAN, CASON AMARILLO, TX 01 78 99 WEBB, KATY BUFFAO, TX 09 46 359 OWENS, CODY BERTRAM, TX 02 79 238 GARCIA, TABER PLEASANTON, TX 08 47 274 BROWNE, COOPER CONVERSE, TX 06 80 91 ROBERTS, KERA MIDWAY, TX 09 48 300 OHRT, KYLER VICTORIA, TX 06 81 11 BYLER, JAYCI BELLVILLE, TX 07 49 15 CURRY, GARRETT RICHMOND, TX 07 82 184 KLEIN, LIEZA CENTER, TX 05 50 404 NELSON, BRADY BRIDGEPORT, TX 03 83 67 HALLEY, CODI JO IOLA, TX 09 51 225 BROWN JR, JOSEPH JOURDANTON, TX 08 84 140 POTTER, MERRITT MOODY, TX 10 52 114 BEDNARZ, TYLER CRAWFORD, TX 10 53 134 LEATHERS, LUKE AXTELL, TX 10 Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2017) and 54 353 MEADOR, COOPER ELDORADO, TX 02 Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2017) Performance 55 149 VACULIN, MASON CAMERON, TX 10 85 429 CHAFFIN, HARLEY JO IVANHOE, TX 04 56 310 SMITH, MASON NEW WAVERLY, TX 06 86 475 HARTER, KARLIE AMARILLO, TX 01 57 113 BARTON, CONNOR CAMERON, TX 10 87 248 MASK, KYLIE LYTLE, TX 08 88 425 BLANCHARD, GENEVIEVE MCKINNEY, TX 04 Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2017) and 89 173 DRAKE, KINLEE ORANGE, TX 05 Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2017) Performance 90 494 MCCORKELL, TIERRA ADRIAN, TX 01 58 39 SUEHS, CAMERON CALDWELL, TX 07 91 251 NICHOLSON, KENNIDY GOLIAD, TX 08 59 132 LACINA, TYCE AMARILLO, TX 10 92 277 DAVIS, GRACE FLUSHEAR, TX 06 60 489 MARDIS, JOSH CANYON, TX 01 93 477 HIATT, KROSS CANYON, TX 01 61 444 PRIEFERT, LANDON MT PLEASANT, TX 04 94 407 NORED, ANDEE SHAE BOWIE, TX 03 62 147 THOMAS, CARTER ALVARADO, TX 10 95 110 BALCH, BROOKLYN BUCKHOLTS, TX 10 63 500 PROFFITT, BENNY SKELLYTOWN, TX 01 96 465 CLEMENTS, SHAY STRATFORD, TX 01 64 383 DELUNA, LEVI IOWA PARK, TX 03 97 258 TOEPPERWEIN, TARYL HONDO, TX 08 65 434 HOBAN, COLTEN GRANDVIEW, TX 04 98 143 SMART, SHAYLIE GATESVILLE, TX 10 66 190 MATHIS, PEYTON LUFKIN, TX 05 99 461 BENSON, JADE CLARENDON, TX 01 67 486 JOHNSON, SAM AMARILLO, TX 01 100 302 PICKLO, ISABELLE MAGNOLIA, TX 06 68 457 WEST, CADEN SCURRY, TX 04 101 71 JENSEN, SAVANNAH HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 69 9 BROUSSARD, HADLEY RICHMOND, TX 07 70 79 MCDONALD, COLBY NAVASOTA, TX 09 BOYS BREAKAWAY ROPING 71 492 MASK, WYATT AMARILLO, TX 01 Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Night 72 199 NELSON, MATSON MARTHAVILLE, LA 05 6:00 PM (May 26, 2017) Performance 73 409 PARISH, PARKER WEATHERFORD, TX 03 1 285 HARTMAN, MADDOX FLORESVILLE, TX 06 74 205 RAYMOND, JUSTIN CENTER, TX 05 2 273 BOOTH, JAXON POTEET, TX 06 75 243 HENDERSON, BRYCE DEL RIO, TX 08 3 382 DEARING, KREECE PARADISE, TX 03 76 3 CHANDLER, DUGAN VICTORIA, TX 07 4 179 JENKINS, RILEY LUFKIN, TX 05 5 55 CURTIS, CRAIG MADISONVILLE, TX 09 Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2017) and 6 28 MUEGGE, CADE EDNA, TX 07 Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2017) Performance 7 256 SMITH, BOOMER PLEASANTON, TX 08 78 63 FORREST, CASH MIDWAY, TX 09 8 246 MANGUM, LAYTEN JOURDANTON, TX 08 79 129 HARRIS, TAYLOR COMANCHE, TX 10 9 442 PHILLIPS, ZANE MT PLEASANT, TX 04 80 399 LEWIS, CALEB WEATHERFORD, TX 03 10 59 DYER, BRYSON HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 81 370 WALLIS, CADE BIG SPRING, TX 02 11 419 WEBB, RILEY DENTON, TX 03 82 493 MASON, COBY ADRIAN, TX 01 12 418 WALKER, SHANKS ACKERLY, TX 03 83 380 CONRING, KASEN CISCO, TX 03 13 250 MOYA, RYAN ZAPATA, TX 08 84 467 ELLIOTT, CARSON VERNON, TX 01 14 130 HENDERSON, MATTHEW BLUFF DALE, TX 10 85 90 REED, GARRETT GAUSE, TX 09 15 168 COOK, LANDON ALTO, TX 05 86 203 OTWELL, RILEY JAY WASKOM, TX 05 16 417 THOMPSON, KREECE MUNDAY, TX 03 87 270 BASS, CANYON WIMBERLY, TX 06 17 73 JOHNSON, RYAN BRENHAM, TX 09 88 469 FLOWERS, KADE AMARILLO, TX 01 18 377 REYNOLDS, RYE SILVERTON, TX 01 89 301 PENCE, JHETT SEGUIN, TX 06 19 236 GARCIA, JORDAN FREER, TX 08 90 86 PAYNE, COLTON FRANKLIN, TX 09 91 242 HABY, RYMOND EL INDIO, TX 08 Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Morning 92 20 GREEN, CALEB SPRING BRANCH, TX 07 9:00 AM (May 26, 2017) Performance 93 352 MCFADDEN, CAYDEN ODESSA, TX 02 20 66 HALL, BRANDEN HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 94 215 WRIGHT, WILL SULPHUR, LA 05 21 96 STARNS, JAKE LOVELADY, TX 09 95 185 LANKFORD, DAWSON RUSK, TX 05 22 237 GARCIA, JT KINGSVILLE, TX 08 23 360 RANKIN, BROGAN ROARING SPRINGS, TX 02 BOYS GOAT TYING 24 81 MCDUFFIE, LUKE MIDWAY, TX 09 Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Night 25 374 WASH, GAVIN ALPINE, TX 02 6:00 PM (May 26, 2017) Performance 26 363 SENTER, SEAVER ROPESVILLE, TX 02 1 468 ESPENSON, TYLER HART, TX 01

O 2 81 MCDUFFIE, LUKE MIDWAY, TX 09 3 20 GREEN, CALEB SPRING BRANCH, TX 07 4 247 MASK, HUDSON LYTLE, TX 08 5 316 YOUNG, NICK ROSANKY, TX 06 6 68 HANAGRIFF, BOYD RICHARDS, TX 09 7 326 CARVER, CADEN ABERNATHY, TX 02 8 396 HUSTON, CLAYTON DECATUR, TX 03 9 141 SHELTON, MEMPHIS AQUILLA, TX 10 10 128 HARMON, CAYDEN LIPAN, TX 10 11 126 GOURLEY, SETH MAYPEARL, TX 10 12 32 RAASCH, GUY SWEENY, TX 07 13 10 BYLER, BLAZE BELLVILLE, TX 07 14 276 CREWS, SAM GOLIAD, TX 06 15 237 GARCIA, JT KINGSVILLE, TX 08 16 359 OWENS, CODY BERTRAM, TX 02 Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2017) Performance 17 373 WALTERS, JACOB COLORADO CITY, TX 02 18 73 JOHNSON, RYAN BRENHAM, TX 09 19 190 MATHIS, PEYTON LUFKIN, TX 05 20 348 KIRKPATRICK, KRECE POST, TX 02 21 239 GARZA, GRANT KINGSVILLE, TX 08 22 243 HENDERSON, BRYCE DEL RIO, TX 08 23 314 WILHELM, WESTON ROSANKY, TX 06 24 419 WEBB, RILEY DENTON, TX 03 25 489 MARDIS, JOSH CANYON, TX 01 26 230 COLVIN, TRES (JAMES) UVALDE, TX 08 27 185 LANKFORD, DAWSON RUSK, TX 05 28 250 MOYA, RYAN ZAPATA, TX 08 29 286 HARVEY, CHASE LAVERNIA, TX 06 30 3 CHANDLER, DUGAN VICTORIA, TX 07 31 112 BARRETT, JETT STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 32 17 FOX, COLIN MANVEL, TX 07

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Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2017) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2017) Performance 500 PROFFITT, BENNY SKELLYTOWN, TX 01 70 IMHOFF, RANCE NAVASOTA, TX 09 444 PRIEFERT, LANDON MT PLEASANT, TX 04 180 KAHLA, JACK JASPER, TX 05 145 TALLY, LANDAN COMANCHE, TX 10 438 MATHIS, MAX BEN WHEELER, TX 04 380 CONRING, KASEN CISCO, TX 03 457 WEST, CADEN SCURRY, TX 04 5 ACHILLE, NICK ALVIN, TX 07 39 SUEHS, CAMERON CALDWELL, TX 07 192 MERRELL, KENYON CLEVELAND, TX 05 459 ALBRACHT, HARRIS BUSHLAND, TX 01 383 DELUNA, LEVI IOWA PARK, TX 03 418 WALKER, SHANKS ACKERLY, TX 03 289 JAY, JAXON BOERNE, TX 06 241 GUTIERREZ, WHIT BRACKETVILLE, TX 08

Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2017) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2017) Performance 49 442 PHILLIPS, ZANE MT PLEASANT, TX 04 50 483 JAMESON, STETSON HAPPY, TX 01 51 204 PARSLEY, COOPER TROUP, TX 05 52 360 RANKIN, BROGAN ROARING SPRINGS, TX 02 53 256 SMITH, BOOMER PLEASANTON, TX 08 54 310 SMITH, MASON NEW WAVERLY, TX 06 55 242 HABY, RYMOND EL INDIO, TX 08 56 129 HARRIS, TAYLOR COMANCHE, TX 10 57 202 ODOM, WYATT JASPER, TX 05 58 57 DOUCH, KOBY HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 59 114 BEDNARZ, TYLER CRAWFORD, TX 10 60 149 VACULIN, MASON CAMERON, TX 10 61 275 CRAINER, TREVOR CARRIZO SPRINGS, TX 06 62 228 CAVAZOS, JOEL II ZAPATA, TX 08 63 164 CHAMBERS, GEORGE BENTON, LA 05 64 399 LEWIS, CALEB WEATHERFORD, TX 03 Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2017) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2017) Performance 65 448 ROBERTS, COLE WILLS POINT, TX 04 66 434 HOBAN, COLTEN GRANDVIEW, TX 04 67 456 TETTENHORST, JAYSE JACKSONVILLE, TX 04 68 392 HARRIS, JOEL BRADEN SAN ANGELO, TX 03 69 171 DIAL, WESTON GROVETON, TX 05 continued on page 16

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JB Collins Cash Duty Tyler Espenson Gus Galliard Rance Imhoff John Carter Jackson

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rodeo personnel: RODEO OFFICIALS EVENT STATE DIRECTORS Arena Director Barrel Racing Bobby Flores Region 10

Rodeo Secretaries Boy’s Breakaway Roping Susan Baldwin Region 5 Nena Boettcher Anne Dollery Boy’s Goat Tying

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Chris Rankin Bull Riding Time Keepers Region 1 Sunny Broesche Mikey Duggan Chute Dogging Region 9 Judges Will Lynd Girl’s Breakaway Roping John Tom Powledge Region 5 Tommy Zant Girl’s Goat Tying Bullfighters Region 8 Brian Flanders Jimmy Lee Pole Bending Chris Munroe Region 3 Stock Contractor/Jackpots J& J Rodeo Co. – Cooper, TX Ribbon Roping Region 2 Photographer Jennings Photography Team Roping Region 4 Video Jennings Photography Tiedown Roping Region 7 Ground & Tractor Mike Berberich

Princess Judges Jymmy Kay Cox

Patti Doyle Lee Somer Scott Baburek Chelsea Lind Michelle Elliott Tom Brockway

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471 GAILLARD, GUS MORSE, TX 01 353 MEADOR, COOPER ELDORADO, TX 02 487 JOHNSON, TRYCE HAPPY, TX 01 83 MILLER, BRADLEE HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 93 SCOTT, BRAEDON HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 361 REED, LANE CLINT, TX 02 113 BARTON, CONNOR CAMERON, TX 10 374 WASH, GAVIN ALPINE, TX 02 199 NELSON, MATSON MARTHAVILLE, LA 05 372 WALTERS, COLTON COLORADO CITY, TX 02 168 COOK, LANDON ALTO, TX 05 460 BAUMANN, SLADE CANYON, TX 01 382 DEARING, KREECE PARADISE, TX 03 72 JENSEN, BRYCE HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 363 SENTER, SEAVER ROPESVILLE, TX 02 54 COPELAND, STRAN GROESBECK, TX 09 466 CORMAN, BROCK CANYON, TX 01 59 DYER, BRYSON HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 377 REYNOLDS, RYE SILVERTON, TX 01 150 WALZEL, JISTOL CAMERON, TX 10

CHUTE DOGGING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2017) Performance 1 373 WALTERS, JACOB COLORADO CITY, TX 02 2 198 MURRAY, CHET JASPER, TX 05 3 240 GUERRERO, ALEJANDRO QUEMADO, TX 08 4 190 MATHIS, PEYTON LUFKIN, TX 05 5 171 DIAL, WESTON GROVETON, TX 05 6 243 HENDERSON, BRYCE DEL RIO, TX 08 7 114 BEDNARZ, TYLER CRAWFORD, TX 10 8 288 JAROSEK, THRES BASTROP, TX 06 9 353 MEADOR, COOPER ELDORADO, TX 02 10 306 PYSSEN, LANTZ GONZALES, TX 06 11 456 TETTENHORST, JAYSE JACKSONVILLE, TX 04 12 466 CORMAN, BROCK CANYON, TX 01 13 305 PURVIS, CLAY HONDO, TX 06 14 228 CAVAZOS, JOEL II ZAPATA, TX 08 15 192 MERRELL, KENYON CLEVELAND, TX 05 16 289 JAY, JAXON BOERNE, TX 06 Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2017) Performance 17 166 CLARK, COLE CENTER, TX 05 18 168 COOK, LANDON ALTO, TX 05 19 442 PHILLIPS, ZANE MT PLEASANT, TX 04 20 334 FREEMAN, QUINTEN SNYDER, TX 02 21 365 SIKES, TEEL CHRISTOVAL, TX 02 22 339 HARPER, HAYDEN MCCAMEY, TX 02 23 491 MARTIN, LOGAN VEGA, TX 01 24 206 RHODES, PACEY TENAHA, TX 05 25 211 THOMPSON, SETH TIMPSON, TX 05 26 371 WALLIS, COLTEN BIG SPRING, TX 02 27 72 JENSEN, BRYCE HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 28 15 CURRY, GARRETT RICHMOND, TX 07 29 29 ORTIZ, BILLY MASON BELLVILLE, TX 07 30 317 WINDSOR, LEVI WHITE DEER, TX 01 31 79 MCDONALD, COLBY NAVASOTA, TX 09 32 242 HABY, RYMOND EL INDIO, TX 08

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Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2017) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2017) Performance 221 BAURLE, TYLER JOURDANTON, TX 08 128 HARMON, CAYDEN LIPAN, TX 10 318 MCANEAR, NATHAN SABINAL, TX 06 351 LLOYD, QUAY BLACKWELL, TX 02 130 HENDERSON, MATTHEW BLUFF DALE, TX 10 84 MORIARTY, ZANE ANDERSON, TX 09 286 HARVEY, CHASE LAVERNIA, TX 06 479 HOGANSON, GAGE PAMPA, TX 01 480 HOWARD, BRAYDEN AMARILLO, TX 01 68 HANAGRIFF, BOYD RICHARDS, TX 09 458 WILSON, BRENNEN GILMER, TX 04 392 HARRIS, JOEL BRADEN SAN ANGELO, TX 03 17 FOX, COLIN MANVEL, TX 07 314 WILHELM, WESTON ROSANKY, TX 06 75 LAWS, JACOB KINGWOOD, TX 09 460 BAUMANN, SLADE CANYON, TX 01

Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2017) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2017) Performance 49 78 MCDONALD, BRADY NAVASOTA, TX 09 50 141 SHELTON, MEMPHIS AQUILLA, TX 10

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50 BEENE, BRICE ANDERSON, TX 09 83 MILLER, BRADLEE HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 10 BYLER, BLAZE BELLVILLE, TX 07 8 BAZAR, JAKE DAMON, TX 07 6 BAIRD, DYLAN SIMONTON, TX 07 498 PILLARS, KAGAN HEREFORD, TX 01 346 KENNEY, BLAIRE GARDENDALE, TX 02 411 RADEMACHER, TAYLET PARADISE, TX 03 20 GREEN, CALEB SPRING BRANCH, TX 07 296 MONTAGUE, CHASE BOERNE, TX 06 337 HANCOCK, DYLAN SAN ANGELO, TX 02 257 THIGPEN, DILLON HONDO, TX 08 16 DUTY, CASH WEIMAR, TX 07 165 CHESSON, LANE BEAUMONT, TX 05

Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2017) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2017) Performance 65 471 GAILLARD, GUS MORSE, TX 01 66 316 YOUNG, NICK ROSANKY, TX 06 67 438 MATHIS, MAX BEN WHEELER, TX 04 68 336 HALL, KAIDEN MONAHANS, TX 02 69 5 ACHILLE, NICK ALVIN, TX 07 70 32 RAASCH, GUY SWEENY, TX 07 71 468 ESPENSON, TYLER HART, TX 01 72 495 MCCREARY, BRODY AMARILLO, TX 01 73 250 MOYA, RYAN ZAPATA, TX 08 74 244 HURT, CLAY TOM DILLEY, TX 08 75 434 HOBAN, COLTEN GRANDVIEW, TX 04 76 386 FEDOR, CADE GRANDVIEW, TX 03 77 310 SMITH, MASON NEW WAVERLY, TX 06 78 180 KAHLA, JACK JASPER, TX 05 79 70 IMHOFF, RANCE NAVASOTA, TX 09 GIRLS BREAKAWAY Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2017) Performance 1 71 JENSEN, SAVANNAH HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 2 82 MCMAHON, JOSIE RICHARDS, TX 09 3 152 WEITZ, CHAINEY LONDON, TX 10 4 27 MILLER, ASPEN SANTA FE, TX 07 5 99 WEBB, KATY BUFFAO, TX 09 6 381 DEARING, LARAMIE PARADISE, TX 03 7 117 CHURCHILL, KC GAIL ELM MOTT, TX 10 8 258 TOEPPERWEIN, TARYL HONDO, TX 08 9 453 SCHRECK, ELLIE MURPHY, TX 04 10 494 MCCORKELL, TIERRA ADRIAN, TX 01 11 470 FRAZIER, KELLI GRUVER, TX 01 12 312 WELCH, RILEY COMFORT, TX 06 13 315 WREN, LANDRY HARPER, TX 06 14 402 MYERS, TIERNEY VAN, TX 03 15 110 BALCH, BROOKLYN BUCKHOLTS, TX 10 16 287 HASS, HAILEY HEMPSTEAD, TX 06 17 34 REINA, RYLEE WHARTON, TX 07 18 298 OHRT, AMY VICTORIA, TX 06 19 186 LEE, JASEE GARRISON, TX 05 20 477 HIATT, KROSS CANYON, TX 01 Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2017) Performance 21 426 BRADEN, BRYLEE HORATIO, AR 04 22 119 COWARD, JENNA GATESVILLE, TX 10 23 178 HOLLEY, DELANEY FRED, TX 05 24 214 WILLIAMS, HALI CENTER, TX 05 25 405 NELSON, EMMA BRIDGEPORT, TX 03 26 303 PINKSTON, ACEY ORANGE GROVE, TX 06 27 80 MCDONALD, TYLIE BRYAN, TX 09 28 61 EZZELL, CAMMY WHEELOCK, TX 09 29 475 HARTER, KARLIE AMARILLO, TX 01 30 362 RICHARDS, MADALYN HEREFORD, TX 02 31 349 KITCHENS, KANITA STANTON, TX 02 32 400 MITCHELL, AUBREY ALVORD, TX 03 33 330 DRIVER, JORDAN GARDEN CITY, TX 02 34 403 NEAL, MADISON STEPHENVILLE, TX 03 35 91 ROBERTS, KERA MIDWAY, TX 09 36 260 VELA, VICTORIA ZAPATA, TX 08 37 342 HOWLE, JENNA IDALOU, TX 02 38 259 UNDERBRINK, TESS PLEASANTON, TX 08 39 234 FRETWELL, KADI PLEASANTON, TX 08 40 53 CHEATAM, RILEY JO HEARNE, TX 09 Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2017) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2017) Performance 41 369 VAUGHN, ALLISON SAN ANGELO, TX 02

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429 CHAFFIN, HARLEY JO IVANHOE, TX 04 478 HILL, SHAYLEE CANADIAN, TX 01 325 BEAN, MADISON CLINT, TX 02 177 HEAD, JACELYNN COLDSPRING, TX 05 311 STAMPS, KYLA HARWOOD, TX 06 252 PFEIL, TEVAH FLORESVILLE, TX 08 248 MASK, KYLIE LYTLE, TX 08 37 SPARKS, ABBIE EL CAMPO, TX 07 7 BASS, HANNAH BRENHAM, TX 07 21 GUBERT, BAILEY HUNGERFORD, TX 07 30 OUTHIER, MADISON FULSHEAR, TX 07 430 EASON, ALLIE SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX 04 280 ELLIS, SAMANTHA BOERNE, TX 06 327 CHARLESWORTH, EMILEE MARATHON, TX 02 169 DAVIS, TAYLOR ALTO, TX 05 127 HAARDT, SAMANTHA DELEON, TX 10 24 LAMB, KERA SEALY, TX 07 122 DANIELS, KARSYN MCKINNEY, TX 10 447 RHODES, HOPE DEQUEEN, AR 04

Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2017) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2017) Performance 61 278 DAVIS, MEKENNA HUNTSVILLE, TX 06 62 139 MURRAY, MADISON COOPER, TX 10 63 76 MASON, HALEY ANDERSON, TX 09 64 485 JOHNSON, KENLI HAPPY, TX 01 65 347 KENT, EMMA SMYER, TX 02 66 439 MAYES, MAKENZIE SCROGGINS, TX 04 67 123 DOWELL, MAKENZIE MARLIN, TX 10 68 488 MADILL, BROOKE AMARILLO, TX 01 69 212 WHITE, JILL SINGER, LA 05 70 33 RAWLINSON, CARLI EL CAMPO, TX 07 71 331 DUBOSE, KHAKI ABERNATHY, TX 02 72 407 NORED, ANDEE SHAE BOWIE, TX 03 73 227 CANTU, CAMERAN FREER, TX 08 74 401 MITCHELL, LANEY ALVORD, TX 03 75 490 MARDIS, RACHEL CANYON, TX 01 76 251 NICHOLSON, KENNIDY GOLIAD, TX 08 77 197 MORTON, MAKAYLA SHEPHERD, TX 05 78 2 PIERCE, PAISLEY SWEENY, TX 07 79 464 CLARK, MADISON ADRIAN, TX 01 80 142 SKELTON, RAINEY LLANO, TX 10 Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2017) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2017) Performance 81 136 MORRIS, AINSLEE BELTON, TX 10 82 354 MONTALVO, KALLIE KNICKERBOCKER, TX 02 83 385 EVERETT, JESSI COLEMAN, TX 03 84 231 DODSON, RYLEE SABINAL, TX 08 85 182 KING, BRILEY RUSK, TX 05 86 26 MEYER, ELLIE WASHINTON, TX 07 87 446 RAINE, TORI SULPHUR BLUFF, TX 04 88 283 GRAFF, JACQUELYN YANCEY, TX 06 89 189 MARZE, LEZLEA MANSFIELD, LA 05 90 245 MANGUM, CAMRY JOURDANTON, TX 08 91 304 PRIMROSE, JAKE'LYN EAGLE LAKE, TX 06 92 476 HARTER, KATIE AMARILLO, TX 01 93 452 SCHRECK, ANNA MARIE MURPHY, TX 04 94 427 BROCKWAY, GRACEY ROYSE CITY, TX 04 95 413 SHULTZ, BILOXI ABILENE, TX 03 96 51 BROWN, MONTANA CENTERVILLE, TX 09 97 92 RODELL, ALEX CENTERVILLE, TX 09 98 423 BEAM, MARY BETH TERRELL, TX 04 99 414 SINCLAIR, DYLAN LIPAN, TX 03 100 213 WHITE, LAUREN SINGER, LA 05 GIRLS GOAT TYING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2017) Performance 1 303 PINKSTON, ACEY ORANGE GROVE, TX 06 2 283 GRAFF, JACQUELYN YANCEY, TX 06 3 30 OUTHIER, MADISON FULSHEAR, TX 07 4 311 STAMPS, KYLA HARWOOD, TX 06 5 7 BASS, HANNAH BRENHAM, TX 07 6 278 DAVIS, MEKENNA HUNTSVILLE, TX 06 7 24 LAMB, KERA SEALY, TX 07 8 413 SHULTZ, BILOXI ABILENE, TX 03 9 232 ELLIS, ERYN ORANGE GROVE, TX 08 10 423 BEAM, MARY BETH TERRELL, TX 04 11 385 EVERETT, JESSI COLEMAN, TX 03 12 472 GOMEZ, HADLEE SHAMROCK, TX 01 13 2 PIERCE, PAISLEY SWEENY, TX 07

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136 MORRIS, AINSLEE BELTON, TX 10 23 KOEHN, KENNEDY WEIMAR, TX 07 424 BEIMER, AVERY MCKINNEY, TX 04 452 SCHRECK, ANNA MARIE MURPHY, TX 04 260 VELA, VICTORIA ZAPATA, TX 08 195 MOORE, MALLORY GARRISON, TX 05 476 HARTER, KATIE AMARILLO, TX 01

Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2017) Performance 21 137 MOTE, LAURA STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 22 429 CHAFFIN, HARLEY JO IVANHOE, TX 04 23 174 FOLEY, LEXIE LUFKIN, TX 05 24 384 DENTON, ADDIE BETH ALBANY, TX 03 25 465 CLEMENTS, SHAY STRATFORD, TX 01 26 248 MASK, KYLIE LYTLE, TX 08 27 12 CATER, CODYBELLE ANGLETON, TX 07 28 315 WREN, LANDRY HARPER, TX 06 29 473 GONZALES, TRINITY CANYON, TX 01 30 143 SMART, SHAYLIE GATESVILLE, TX 10 31 490 MARDIS, RACHEL CANYON, TX 01 32 98 STUTTS, JAYLYN CAMERON, TX 09 33 212 WHITE, JILL SINGER, LA 05 34 34 REINA, RYLEE WHARTON, TX 07 35 414 SINCLAIR, DYLAN LIPAN, TX 03 36 389 GODWIN, AUBREE BRIDGEPORT, TX 03 37 231 DODSON, RYLEE SABINAL, TX 08 38 102 YARGO, MCKINLEY NEW WAVERLY, TX 09 39 177 HEAD, JACELYNN COLDSPRING, TX 05 40 123 DOWELL, MAKENZIE MARLIN, TX 10

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Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2017) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2017) Performance 427 BROCKWAY, GRACEY ROYSE CITY, TX 04 485 JOHNSON, KENLI HAPPY, TX 01 330 DRIVER, JORDAN GARDEN CITY, TX 02 453 SCHRECK, ELLIE MURPHY, TX 04 76 MASON, HALEY ANDERSON, TX 09 354 MONTALVO, KALLIE KNICKERBOCKER, TX 02 120 CRAWFORD, KAYDENCE STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 342 HOWLE, JENNA IDALOU, TX 02 222 BEDNORZ, EMILY ORANGE GROVE, TX 08 455 TANNER, BROOKLYN KEMP, TX 04 91 ROBERTS, KERA MIDWAY, TX 09 110 BALCH, BROOKLYN BUCKHOLTS, TX 10 27 MILLER, ASPEN SANTA FE, TX 07 379 TIMBERLAKE, RIDLEY HEREFORD, TX 01 407 NORED, ANDEE SHAE BOWIE, TX 03 142 SKELTON, RAINEY LLANO, TX 10 71 JENSEN, SAVANNAH HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 475 HARTER, KARLIE AMARILLO, TX 01 375 WELLS, KENSEY CHRISTOVAL, TX 02 347 KENT, EMMA SMYER, TX 02

Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2017) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2017) Performance 61 478 HILL, SHAYLEE CANADIAN, TX 01 62 116 BROWN, SAIGE HILLSBORO, TX 10 63 403 NEAL, MADISON STEPHENVILLE, TX 03 64 2580 TOEPPERWEIN, TARYL HONDO, TX 08 65 52 CHAMPION, LARAMEE BUFFALO, TX 09 66 224 BRIDGES, FALLON SANDIA, TX 08 67 410 PARKER, RILEE IOWA PARK, TX 03 68 53 CHEATAM, RILEY JO HEARNE, TX 09 69 182 KING, BRILEY RUSK, TX 05 70 0 WELCH, RILEY COMFORT, TX 06 71 302 PICKLO, ISABELLE MAGNOLIA, TX 06 72 213 WHITE, LAUREN SINGER, LA 05 73 362 RICHARDS, MADALYN HEREFORD, TX 02 74 162 CAIN, SYDNI JASPER, TX 05 75 304 PRIMROSE, JAKE'LYN EAGLE LAKE, TX 06 76 446 RAINE, TORI SULPHUR BLUFF, TX 04 77 369 VAUGHN, ALLISON SAN ANGELO, TX 02 78 88 PHILLIPS, AUDREE MADISONVILLE, TX 09 79 254 SCIBA, LAINEY VICTORIA, TX 08 80 38 STONE, KATELYN VAN VLECK, TX 07 Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2017) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2017) Performance 81 282 FREEMAN, BRADI EAGLE LAKE, TX 06 continued on page 19

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11 BYLER, JAYCI BELLVILLE, TX 07 176 GRANT, ASPEN BUNA, TX 05 368 STROUD, KAYLEE LUBBOCK, TX 02 259 UNDERBRINK, TESS PLEASANTON, TX 08 366 SIMS, CARLEE JO SAN ANGELO, TX 02 393 HICKEY, BROOKE GODLEY, TX 03 153 WILSON, SASSY MULLIN, TX 10 175 GORE, CHELSI BUNA, TX 05 233 FRENCH, KILEY ROBSTOWN, TX 08 470 FRAZIER, KELLI GRUVER, TX 01 131 KOONSMAN, JORDYN BLUM, TX 10 439 MAYES, MAKENZIE SCROGGINS, TX 04 1 SCHUENEMAN, SIERRA MADISONVILLE, TX 09 214 WILLIAMS, HALI CENTER, TX 05 401 MITCHELL, LANEY ALVORD, TX 03 80 MCDONALD, TYLIE BRYAN, TX 09 367 SMITH, RILEY MATADOR, TX 02 298 OHRT, AMY VICTORIA, TX 06

POLE BENDING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2017) Performance 1 35 RIBBECK, KRISTINA RICHMOND, TX 07 2 407 NORED, ANDEE SHAE BOWIE, TX 03 3 422 ARMSTRONG, ABIGAIL VAN ALSTYNE, TX 04 4 366 SIMS, CARLEE JO SAN ANGELO, TX 02 5 304 PRIMROSE, JAKE'LYN EAGLE LAKE, TX 06 6 248 MASK, KYLIE LYTLE, TX 08 7 259 UNDERBRINK, TESS PLEASANTON, TX 08 8 95 SMITH, ANSLEY BEDIAS, TX 09 9 91 ROBERTS, KERA MIDWAY, TX 09 10 4 MOBBS, TAYLOR SHINER, TX 06 11 177 HEAD, JACELYNN COLDSPRING, TX 05 12 356 MOORE, LOGAN ELDORADO, TX 02 13 410 PARKER, RILEE IOWA PARK, TX 03 14 465 CLEMENTS, SHAY STRATFORD, TX 01 15 191 MCCALL, KALLI LUFKIN, TX 05 16 461 BENSON, JADE CLARENDON, TX 01 17 446 RAINE, TORI SULPHUR BLUFF, TX 04 18 173 DRAKE, KINLEE ORANGE, TX 05 19 425 BLANCHARD, GENEVIEVE MCKINNEY, TX 04 20 176 GRANT, ASPEN BUNA, TX 05 21 391 HARDIN, RYLEE NEW CASTLE, TX 03 Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2017) Performance 22 213 WHITE, LAUREN SINGER, LA 05 23 238 GARCIA, TABER PLEASANTON, TX 08 24 151 WARD, EMILY MILES, TX 10 25 77 MCBEE, CHASE MADISONVILLE, TX 09 26 413 SHULTZ, BILOXI ABILENE, TX 03 27 497 NORTHRUP, CHLOE CANYON, TX 01 28 255 SCIBA, LYDIA VICTORIA, TX 08 29 232 ELLIS, ERYN ORANGE GROVE, TX 08 30 302 PICKLO, ISABELLE MAGNOLIA, TX 06 31 253 POLLOCK, LANIE UTOPIA, TX 08 32 393 HICKEY, BROOKE GODLEY, TX 03 33 335 HAGEE, ALYX MIDLAND, TX 02 34 153 WILSON, SASSY MULLIN, TX 10 35 313 WENTZEL, KAYLEE ANN WALLER, TX 06 36 424 BEIMER, AVERY MCKINNEY, TX 04 37 110 BALCH, BROOKLYN BUCKHOLTS, TX 10 38 99 WEBB, KATY BUFFAO, TX 09 39 254 SCIBA, LAINEY VICTORIA, TX 08 40 71 JENSEN, SAVANNAH HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 41 184 KLEIN, LIEZA CENTER, TX 05 42 385 EVERETT, JESSI COLEMAN, TX 03 Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2017) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2017) Performance 43 194 MOORE, KARA MARSHALL, TX 05 44 488 MADILL, BROOKE AMARILLO, TX 01 45 144 SNEDECOR, KALLYN FREDERICKSBURG, TX 10 46 470 FRAZIER, KELLI GRUVER, TX 01 47 183 KITCHEN, KACIE CLEVELAND, TX 05 48 389 GODWIN, AUBREE BRIDGEPORT, TX 03 49 143 SMART, SHAYLIE GATESVILLE, TX 10 50 22 HARRIS, HADLEY POTH, TX 07 51 272 BITNER, BRITTANY HELOTES, TX 06 52 14 COOK, CAYLEE ROSENBURG, TX 07 53 405 NELSON, EMMA BRIDGEPORT, TX 03 54 11 BYLER, JAYCI BELLVILLE, TX 07

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Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2017) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2017) Performance 89 RAY, GEORGIA LEA COLLEGE STATION, TX 09 477 HIATT, KROSS CANYON, TX 01 249 MCNEILL, KIRBY PLEASANTON, TX 08 36 SIMONS, AMBER NEEDVILLE, TX 07 12 CATER, CODYBELLE ANGLETON, TX 07 440 MOYER, AVERY HUGO, OK 04 341 HORTENSTINE, ZOEY BRONTE, TX 02 297 OCHSNER, KAITLYNN HEMPSTEAD, TX 06 169 DAVIS, TAYLOR ALTO, TX 05 80 MCDONALD, TYLIE BRYAN, TX 09 427 BROCKWAY, GRACEY ROYSE CITY, TX 04 378 SEALS, MACI CANYON, TX 01 33 RAWLINSON, CARLI EL CAMPO, TX 07 429 CHAFFIN, HARLEY JO IVANHOE, TX 04 118 CLAYTON, PAIGE DUBLIN, TX 10 30 OUTHIER, MADISON FULSHEAR, TX 07 435 JACOBSEN, ELLA ROCKWALL, TX 04 394 HOLT, LACIE STRAWN, TX 03 18 FRANZ, JAYCIE-ANNE BAY CITY, TX 07 298 OHRT, AMY VICTORIA, TX 06 174 FOLEY, LEXIE LUFKIN, TX 05

Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2017) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2017) Performance 85 347 KENT, EMMA SMYER, TX 02 86 330 DRIVER, JORDAN GARDEN CITY, TX 02 87 328 CURRINGTON, BRYLEE SHALLOWATER, TX 02 88 303 PINKSTON, ACEY ORANGE GROVE, TX 06 89 142 SKELTON, RAINEY LLANO, TX 10 90 294 MALCHER, CHELSEY FLORESVILLE, TX 06 91 97 STEVENS, KYNLEE BRYAN, TX 09 92 87 PEACOCK, AUSTYN BRYAN, TX 09 93 473 GONZALES, TRINITY CANYON, TX 01 94 362 RICHARDS, MADALYN HEREFORD, TX 02 95 121 CUCCURULLO, TAYLOR CARROLLTON, TX 10 96 369 VAUGHN, ALLISON SAN ANGELO, TX 02 97 148 THOMPSON, SAMI LOMETA, TX 10 98 426 BRADEN, BRYLEE HORATIO, AR 04 99 2 PIERCE, PAISLEY SWEENY, TX 07 100 327 CHARLESWORTH, EMILEE MARATHON, TX 02 101 278 DAVIS, MEKENNA HUNTSVILLE, TX 06 RIBBON ROPING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2017) Performance 1 438 MATHIS, MAX BEN WHEELER, TX 04 CHAFFIN, HARLEY JO 429 IVANHOE, TX 2 416 STEWART, TEGAN GLEN ROSE, TX 03 NEAL, MADISON 403 STEPHENVILLE, TX 3 39 SUEHS, CAMERON CALDWELL, TX 07 KOEHN, KENNEDY 23 WEIMAR, TX 4 360 RANKIN, BROGAN ROARING SPRINGS, TX 02 ADDISON, MORGAN 320 LAMESA, TX 5 348 KIRKPATRICK, KRECE POST, TX 02 DUBOSE, KHAKI 331 ABERNATHY, TX 6 351 LLOYD, QUAY BLACKWELL, TX 02 CHARLESWORTH, EMILEE 327 MARATHON, TX 7 409 PARISH, PARKER WEATHERFORD, TX 03 MITCHELL, AUBREY 400 ALVORD, TX 8 370 WALLIS, CADE BIG SPRING, TX 02 MURPHY, ALLIE 357 SNYDER, TX 9 310 SMITH, MASON NEW WAVERLY, TX 06 WENTZEL, KAYLEE ANN 313 WALLER, TX 10 5 ACHILLE, NICK ALVIN, TX 07 MILLER, ASPEN 27 SANTA FE, TX 11 431 EMMONS, CARSON ROBINSON, TX 04 MAYES, MAKENZIE 439 SCROGGINS, TX 12 458 WILSON, BRENNEN GILMER, TX 04 EASON,

5TH Annual TJHRA Parent/Member Ribbon Roping Sponsored by Jennings Photography & JJ Rodeo Company

When: Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 1:00pm (teams will pay entry fees at arena starting at 12:45 – announcer stand) Where: Rodeo Arena Who: State Qualifiers and a parent or guardian. Entries should be turned in to the Rodeo Office (in Gonzales) and 50 teams will be randomly drawn to compete How: A qualified state finals contestant and a parent or guardian can enter the parent/member ribbon roping. The team must be a coed team with the contestant roping and parent/guardian running. Entries will be taken in the Rodeo Office until 7:00 pm Sunday night (May 21ST ). 50 random teams will be drawn and posted in the rodeo office at 9:am Monday morning (May 22ND ). The 50 teams who have been drawn will pay their entry fees at the arena starting at 12:45pm on Wednesday, May 24th. Fees must be paid to compete.

Cost per team is $30.00. Entry fees will be paid at the jackpot arena. Jackpot will be donated to the scholarship fund for the Junior High.

Ropers will receive custom headstalls for Grand and Reserve Champion ropers. Runners will receive custom belt buckles for Grand and Reserve Champion runners.

Dress Code will not be in effect!

2017 PARENT/MEMBER RIBBON ROPING OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM If you want to enter this event – NOTICE!!!!

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY!!!

This form must be filled out and turned int the Rodeo Office on grounds in Gonzales, Texas BEFORE 7pm on Sunday, May 21!!! NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED! DO NOT MAIL THIS FORM IN TO THE STATE OFFICE – IT WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED THERE!!!!

Roper must be a State Finals Qualifier. Runner must be a parent (or guardian). Random draw will be done in the Rodeo Office after the entry deadline has passed (7pm Sunday, May 21). Event is limited to 50 teams. The 50 teams that have been drawn will be posted in the Rodeo Office by 9am on Monday, May 22ND . Teams that have been drawn will check in at the Jackpot Arena and pay their entry fees at 12:45pm on Wednesday, May 24th.

The roping will start at 1:00pm in the Rodeo Arena.

Roper:_____________________________________________ Runner:____________________________________________ If you do not check in and pay your entry fees you won’t rope! We will not attempt to contact you so PLEASE BE ON TIME SO WE DON’T HAVE TO LEAVE YOU OUT OF THE FUN! Dress Code will not be in effect.

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STUDENT OFFICERS PRESIDENT - CUTTER MCCAIN VICE PRESIDENT 1- SHELBY ESPENSON VICE PRESIDENT 2- AUBRIE FEILDS SECRETARY/HISTORIAN - JADYN DUGGAN STATE DIRECTORS / REGION OFFICERS

TED WHITE PO Box 341 • Happy, Texas 79042 806.764.3469 • ted.white99@yahoo.com SECRETARY - BRANDY WRIGHT 11555 US HWY 83 • Canadian, Texas 79014 806.255.0034 • tristaterodeo@yahoo.com

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P E RF O RM A N C E R E P O RT

By Jadyn Duggan

– Performance Reporter

ith a great family comes a great stock contracting company.

Powder River is run by Lori and Hank Franzen, but they can’t do it alone. Jill is the daughter of Lori and Hank and helps out around the ranch whenever she can. The girls of Powder River, Jill and Lori Franzen.

Lori Franzen is the co-owner of Powder River. She got her start in rodeo threw her parents.

Lori helped around the ranch as a child, and competed in barrels, goat tying, and breakaway throughout high school and college rodeo.

Shortly after Hank and Lori married they went into a partnership with a friend to start Powder River.

Soon after Hank and Lori bought out their partner and became sole owners of Powder River in 1987.

Other than her role as co-owner Lori handles most of the business transactions of Powder River. She handles the books, the contracts, the financial work, and she keeps everything organized at rodeos.

She is also in charge of hiring the rodeo personnel at each and every rodeo, taking care of the flags, the

​Lori and Hank at the award ceremony at the 2016 NFR.

Jill working one of her summer rodeos

​The Franzen Family

rodeo queens, and she also oversees the chute boss. Lori and her husband work over forty rodeos a year. “Powder River has been very fortunate in it's thirty-one years”, says Lori. Throughout the years Powder River has held three different world champion horses. One horse in particular, Khadafy Skoal has been inducted into the Hall of Fame. They have also been nominated six times for the PRCA Stock Contractor of the Year.

Jill Franzen, owner of Jill Sounds, does more then just run sound equipment at rodeos, she also helps with her family's stock contracting business, Powder River. With both her parents having competed in college rodeo, Jill was raised in the business. Jill also competed at the college level in both barrels and breakaway. She has competed ever since she was little and still competes to this day. Aside from working thirty rodeos a year, Jill also helps at her family’s ranch with whatever they need. From cutting studs, and hauling rigs, to providing the music and sound at all of the Powder River rodeo's. Jill says, “I help in whatever way possible, they’re family so I'll do whatever I can.” Jill has been fortunate to work the Badlands Circuit Finals for six years, the Mountain States Circuit Finals for three years, the Dodge Circuit Finals for five years, and has also been selected to work the National Finals Steer Roping twice, and the College Nationals Finals.

To all of the kids in rodeo with dreams of making it big, from Jill and Lori Franzen.

“Experience is key. Get out there, soak up all the knowledge and experience possible. Ask people questions, work hard, and do as much as you possibly can because it helps you out in the long run.” - Jill Franzen “It’s always good to dream big, it's better than not dreaming at all. Dream big and go for it.” - Lori Franzen

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P E RF O RM A N C E R E P O RT

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By BLISS BOLTON – Performance Reporter

egion II undoubtedly has talented rodeo athletes who have come and gone and have had success at all levels in and out of the rodeo arena, but now one of our very own Region II alumni has found himself in the Hollywood limelight. There has been much buzz within the rodeo community, and especially in Region II, about former Region II member and professional bull rider, Bonner Bolton.

Bolton was injured while riding at a PBR event in Chicago in January of 2016. Bolton, who was winning the event going into the second round, was injured after riding his second bull.

After Bolton made a qualified ride on his bull, he was thrown in the air and landed head first in the arena dirt resulting in him sustaining a broken C2 vertebrae in his neck. Leaving the arena, Bolton was paralyzed from the neck down and feared for his life. Miraculously, over the next few days he regained all of the feeling in his body. After months of recovery, therapy, and healing, he was told he would never be able to ride bulls again. This was a devastating blow for Bolton. However, not long after he was given this dif-

ficult news, he was picked up by one of the world’s leading modeling agencies, IMG Models. After signing with IMG, Bolton was provided with multiple modeling jobs before receiving the opportunity this year to compete on ABC’s hit show Dancing with the Stars.

Bolton made his debut in the dancing competition performing a cha cha on March 20, 2017 alongside his partner Sharna Burgess, a veteran DWTS pro, having competed in eight seasons of the show.

Bolton has been excited to be back to some sort of competition. He has worked very hard to pick up the choreography and perform his dances well. He is doing great in the competition so far, and Region II is certainly proud. Bolton is dancing next to some pretty big names such as Olympic gymnast Simone Biles, David Ross of the Chicago Cubs, and Normani Kordei from Fifth Harmony. He has some stiff competition, but no doubt he will rise to the occasion. Bonner Bolton is a wonderful ambassador for the sport of rodeo and Region II, and I am so proud of him as his little sister!

Make sure to check out more about Bolton’s story on all of his social media accounts. You can watch Dancing with the Stars on ABC Mondays at 7:00 central and vote on the phone and online. Vote for Bonner by calling 1-800-868-3401 or go to http://dwtsvote.abc. go.com/. Find him on Twitter and Instagram at bonner_bolton and on Facebook under Bonner Bolton. Whether it be under the bright lights of Hollywood or the bright lights of the rodeo arena, good luck Region II, in all that you do.

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P E RF O RM A N C E R E P O RT 5 Ways to Prepare Young Athletes for Success in Sports and in Life Written on February 27, 2013 at 2:41 pm, by Eric Cressey

By BRITTANY GATES

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– Performance Reporter

ere are some examples of suggestions on strategies I’ve seen employed by parents who have young athletes who are well-mannered and successful while enjoying sports – from little league to the Big Leagues.

1. Never overreact - or underreact.

Sports are games, and games are supposed to be fun. If a kid works his butt off, but the outcome isn’t what he’d hoped for, you should talk about the value in the process rather than dwelling on the target destination he didn’t reach.

Crack jokes to lighten the mood, and then try to find a learning experience in losing, as opposed to just reaming a kid out and then sitting in silence for the rest of the ride home. In my experience, parents and coaches who overreact and take the fun out of the game are the single most common reason kids give up a sport.

Underreacting can be equally problematic. The process is definitely more important than the destination, but if a kid doesn’t take the process seriously, he should hear about it – just like if he ignores his homework or refuses to take out the trash. If he is rude to a coach or umpire, doesn’t hustle, shows up late to practice, or poorly handles something that is 100% within his control, he should be disciplined for it. Blindly sid-

ing with your kid when he misbehaves or is lazy sets a very dangerous precedent, but it also puts a coach in a very uncomfortable situation of having to discipline your kid because you haven’t.

2. Watch competition, but not practice.

By all means, go to game and cheer kids on, but don’t stick around to watch practice.

As an added bonus, you avoid the possibility of a coach looking over his shoulder the whole time as he wonders whether you’re second-guessing him. Every coach dreads the parent who wants to live vicariously through his kid, so the more space you give your child, the less likely you are to be perceived like that.

3. Have your kid play multiple sports.

We’ve been telling folks for years now that early sports specialization doesn’t work as well as people think. Kids are more likely to get injured, and they miss out on a wellrounded sports experience that fosters better athleticism and social interactions over the long haul. However, to supplement this assertion, I’d encourage you to check out this fantastic post from Elsbeth Vaino:Does Early Specialization Help? Elsbeth found that 82% of the top athletes from the four major sports in the U.S. actually played multiple sports. Yes, you read that right – and it is verified by my experience with hundreds of professional athletes each year. Here's a great interview with Blake Griffin that Elsbeth posted: 4. Encourage play, not always practice/competition.

Even when the sport in question remains constant, play is different than practice, as it is far less regimented, and there is far more quality movement because there are fewer stoppages for teaching. It also presents a far richer proprioceptive environment and greater opportunity for social development. Kids need to play more – and in a variety of disciplines. Adolescent athletes need practice. Kids don’t need more competition, though; our modern athletic society already plenty of that.

5. Don’t allow kids to get desensitized to losing.

With more and more tournaments being round robin and double elimination formats, I think we have a generation of kids who has been desensitized to losing. It’s even worse when you have kids who play on multiple teams, as losing for Team A doesn’t matter because Team B has a game less than 24 hours later.

Losing is part of life, but that doesn’t mean that we should be satisfied with it. It should motivate us to work harder so that it doesn’t happen again. This doesn’t just apply to sports, either; it applies to life. As a business owner, I don’t ever plan to hire someone who is comfortable with sucking.

As a little example, my sophomore year of high school, I lost a tennis match in the state singles qualifier to a kid I should have beaten 100% of the time. It was an all-day event with several rounds on a hot day in May, and I cramped up badly in the third set of the match because I hadn’t hydrated well. That loss stung for months – but you can bet that I never forget to bring enough fluids to matches ever again. I beat the guy easily in straight sets the following year, too. Losing sucks, but it teaches you lessons.

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STUDENT OFFICERS PRESIDENT - CHEYANNE SWOOPE VICE PRESIDENT - LARAMIE WEDEMEYER SECRETARY - HAYLEY NOVAK STATE DIRECTORS / REGION OFFICERS MIMI BARKER 10678 FM 757 • Winona, Texas 75792 903.987.9246 • mimi–cbarker@yahoo.com

DR. TANDY FREEMAN

CHAD FOLMAR 406 Briarwood Trail • Sulphur Springs, 75482 903.439.6412 • cwfolmar@gmail.com SECRETARY - TINA BRADEN PO Box 549 • Horatio, AR 71842 870.832.3149 • tbbraden@earthlink.net

Region IV

BRENT CHADWICK 2915 N US HWY 69 • Mineola, TX 75773 903.569.1569 • brentchadwick87@gmail.com PRESIDENT- BRENT CHADWICK 2915 N US 69 • Mineola, Texas 75773 903.569.1569 • chadbr2@aol.com

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Abilene Bound friends you never get to see, and it's also a perfect time to meet some new ones!

State is one of those moments where you are competing with some of the best there is, and for us being Texas we are home to some of the toughest competitors in the nation! So those that have punched their ticket to Abilene, give it all you've got to see if you can make it to your final destination of nationals in Gillette, Wyoming!

By HALEY NOVAK– Performance Reporter

e at Region 4 closed our season in Athens, Texas on March 24 and 25. These were the two days that for some could seal there spot as champion, or put an end to their 2016-2017 season. At the end of the year our event champions were: All Around Cowboy: Cal Wolfe All Around Cowgirl: Maci Ray Pole Bending: Rainey Johnson Goat Tying: Alex Cawthon Barrel Racing: Jesse Young Steer Wrestling: Cal Wolfe Tie Down: Cooper Christopherson Breakaway: Caroline Blackard Team Roping (header): Logan Graham Team Roping (heeler): Kaden Profili Girls Cutting: Hayley Novak Boys Cutting: Cal Wolfe Reign Cowhorse: Josh Briggs Bull Riding: Mason Taylor

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These 11 people made it to the tile at Region 4, now let's see what they can do at Abilene in June! With that being said, congratulations to the other nine competitors that also made it in each event! State is always such a fun time to catch up with all of the

CAL WOLFE

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JOSH BRIGGS

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CARLY STAGGS OF REGION IX

The Whataburger Whatakid is selected due to their ability to excel both in and out of the rodeo arena. Whataburger is proud to recognize a THSRA member from each of the ten Regions who truly upholds the title “Whatakid!” One of the nominees will be chosen at the State Final Rodeo in June as the Whatakid of the Year. In recognition of this accomplishment they will receive free Whataburgers for an entire year!

by Catelyn Felts

Congratulations to the Whatakid of the Month, Carly Staggs! The seventeen-year-old junior competes in the pole bending, barrel racing, goat tying, breakaway roping, and ropes on the heel side in the team roping. While she might be an all around cowgirl, she claims the pole bending as her favorite event. Her equine partner for the poles (and barrels) goes by the name of Lulu, and while the two of them share quite a few memories, Carly’s favorite is the time she and Lulu ran their first 19-second pole run. She said she is also pretty fond of the memory she has of winning the pole bending in the 2017 San Antonio Youth Rodeo.

Carly has been a member of the Texas High School Rodeo Association for three years now. She said her favorite part of the organization is how everyone is supportive and treats each other like family. She also explained how she enjoys the competition on the regional and state levels. “I love how everyone is competitive but also willing to help each other,” Carly said. “Rodeo also gives me more responsibilities like taking care of my horses and practicing for all of my events.”

Though she does not partake in extracurricular activities through her school due to the time she dedicates to

rodeo, she served as her barrel racing director all three years of her junior high career, and has been the pole bending director all three years of her high school career. She was the Rookie All Around Cowgirl for Region 9 her freshmen year of high school rodeo as well as the reserve champion barrel racer and pole bending champion. Her sophomore year she won the Reserve all around and pole bending champion, and she won the pole bending for her region this year.

While she is no stranger to the winner’s circle, she has had to sacrifice extracurricular activities and the occasional hangout with friends that might interfere with her practices. It does not seem to bother her too much though as she claims her life motto to be “always have fun and enjoy the things you are blessed with.” She explained how even though she misses hanging out with her friends the love she has for the sport outweighs the sacrifices she has had to make.

Carly’s dreams, successes and sacrifices are accompanied by a strong support system. “My mom is my hero and someone I look up to,” Carly said. “She is the biggest supporter of my life.”

In the future Carly plans to attend a junior college for two years in order to carry out her rodeo career on the collegiate level, and then she plans to transfer to Sam Houston State University in hopes of obtaining a nursing degree.

“Being picked for the Whatakid of the month is very rewarding,” Carly said. “Getting recognized for my hard work and dedication to my region makes me proud. I’m very proud of myself and so blessed my region presented me this year’s Whatakid.”

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BARREL AND POLE BENDING JACKPOT TEXAS JUNIOR HIGH RODEO STATE FINALS SATURDAY NIGHT – MAY 20, 2017 7:00 PM SUNDAY NIGHT - MAY 21, 2017 8:00 PM $40 A RUN – ENTER ALL YOU DESIRE MONDAY – THURSDAY $10 EXHIBITION RUNS – POLES AND BARRELS FIRST 100 TICKETS BOUGHT TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT CHECK IN DIFFERENT COLOR EACH NIGHT (NO REFUNDS) These will be ran in the indoor arena but will be on different stakes – these will be ran by Mike Berberich – open to contestants entered in the TJHR State Finals.

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2017 Miss THSRA Contestants

Region I Miss Snow Lopez

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Region II Region III Miss Paydon Gayle Hooper Miss Calli Schmutz

Region VIII Miss Annika Aasbo

Region IX Miss Kyra Lewis

Region IV Miss Emily Ellis

Region IX Miss Abbie Suggs

Region V Miss Callie Harville

Region X Miss Dalena Tomlinson

here are nine awesome cowgirls vying for the title of Miss THSRA 2017. The will compete in modeling, prepared speech, interviews, horsemanship and a written test over the NHSRA rule book. A panel of six judges will score the ladies in each of 7 different categories, with the test score being their 8th score. The panel of judges are: Mrs. Amy Duvall of Henryetta, OK; Mr. Kent Sturman of Colorado Springs, CO; Miss Jesse Budd of Weatherford, TX; Mrs. Gala Nettles of Madisonville, TX; Mrs. Sabrina Rust of Millsap, TX; and Mr. Kelly Baxley of Carrollton, TX. They are an extremely qualified panel of judges that we are honored to have. Now let’s meet these beautiful cowgirls!

From Region 1 is Miss Snow Lopez of Dalhart. Snow competes in Barrels, Poles, Goat Tying and the Queen contest.

Region 2 is Miss Paydon Gayle Hooper of Andrews. Paydon competes in Barrels, Poles, Goat Tying, Girls Cutting, Reigned Cow Horse and Queen Contest.

Region 3 is Miss Calli Schmutz of Stephenville. Callie compete is Barrels, Ribbon Roping and Break-away and the Queen contest.

Region 4 is Miss Emily Ellis of Athens. Emily competes in Barrels, Poles, Break-away and Queen Contest.

Region 5 is Miss Callie Harville of Lufkin. Callie competes in Barrels, Poles and Queen Contest.

Region 8 is Miss Annika Aasbo of Asherton. Annika competes in Barrels, Poles, Goat Tying and Queen Contest.

Region 9 has two contestants: Miss Kyra Lewis of Cleveland. Kyra competes in Barrels, Poles and Queen Contest.

Miss Abbie Suggs of Buna. Abbie competes in Barrels, Poles and Queen Contest.

Region 10 is Miss Dalena Tomlinson of Comanche. “DD” competes in Barrels, Poles and Queen Contest.

The contest will begin on Friday night, June 2 with the Introductions, Impromptu Questions, Modeling and Speech competition. This will be held at the Big Country Hall. There will be a Steak/Chicken dinner that night.

Tickets must be purchased by May 1st. Contact Ann Blackwell at 936-590-1855 or email at tablackwell@yahoo.

com for dinner ticket information. We will also be honoring past Miss THSRA/NHSRA queens that night.

The Horsemanship competition will begin at 8:00am Saturday morning with the Horsemanship question portion immediately following in the Big Country Hall. The Interviews will be held Saturday afternoon, but are not open to the public. The ladies will be auctioning off amazing baskets that they have put together from their regions on Saturday night at the Director/ Sponsor dinner. The coronation of Miss THSRA 2017 and awards will be held prior to the Mandatory Student Meeting in the coliseum at approximately 2:30 Sunday afternoon on June 4.

Each contestant is also selling raffle tickets for a chance to win one of 3 Yeti Coolers – a 20qt Roadie; a 35Qt Tundra and a 50Qt Tundra Compact. But a bonus$250 CASH will be in one of the coolers!

Tickets are going fast, so don’t wait. Ask your Region contestant for some tickets now. They are $5 each or 6/$25. Not bad considering you get 3 chances from 1 ticket.

Come out to the Finals early and support YOUR REGION QUEEN June 2-4, 2017 in Abilene, Texas!

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STUDENT OFFICERS

STATE DIRECTORS / REGION OFFICERS GENE ARCENEAUX 13448 Coon Road • Winnie, Texas 77665 409.651.5344 • garceneaux@platinumcandf.com

PRESIDENT - IMA CHAMPION VICE PRESIDENT - MACKENZIE FOLEY SECRETARY - HELENA COLLMORGEN

JEFF LUMMUS PO Box 646 • Orangefield, Texas 77639 409.313.7765 • jeff.t.lummus-1@dupont.com

SECRETARY - SUSAN BALDWIN 704 1/2 Southview Circle • Center, Texas 75935 936.590.4330 • regionvsecretary@gmail.com

Region V

JASON KEY 17547 N Hwy 59 • Garrison, TX 75946 936.564.0668 • key.jason@ymail.com

PRESIDENT- GENE ARCENEAUX 13448 Coon Rd • Winnie, Texas 77665 409.651.5344 • garceneaux@platinumcandf.com

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WINDING DOWN AND FIRING UP

By TAYLIN ANTONICK – Performance Reporter

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hat a year it has been! Here in the BIGGEST, BADDEST, and BEST region in the state of Texas, we made a number of memories, friends, and even more smoking runs. In fact, I can already tell that state finals are going to be a great week for many of our rodeo athletes. This month, we ended the year in the arena

where we’ve grown and learned, the Nacogdoches Expo Center. The seniors spent their last weekend celebrating a wonderful journey throughout high school, with a senior banquet, ceremony, and send off. We saw the average change the year end points in many events, and more importantly, we thanked our parents and mentors for giving us the ability to share yet another year in the saddle. So, Region V, here’s to you!

Being a senior myself, this year has held many “lasts”. On behalf of my friends, I believe it is safe to say that Texas and Region V High School Rodeo gave us a family to look forward to seeing each weekend. Before some of the last runs in our high school careers, we congregated together to celebrate each other’s success and look toward the future. At the senior banquet, many scholarships were given to the kids, including the high point individual, Helena Collmorgen. Mrs. Angie Key and Mr. Jordan Wisener left the senior class with words of wisdom and encouragement, to draw from when the road gets long and times get tough. Mrs. Angie reminded us that actions have consequences, and it is better to put in the hard work now so we do not have to suffer negative side effects later. Mr. Wisener gave us hope for the future, reminding us that our peak does not have to be high school. We can be as happy or talented as we put our mind to. Mr. Gene Arceneaux, Region V President, commended our successes thus far, but encouraged us to keep reaching for higher. To the individuals who have watched us grow and helped us from freshman year to now, thank you for all you do. We will make sure to make you proud!

We would like to congratulate all of the individuals who had great runs all year and will represent Region V in Abilene this year! Our event leaders included: Ross Freeman (bull riding) Jack Wright (saddle bronc) Kolt Dement (bareback) Mersadie Martin (goat tying) Thomas Wallace (steer wrestling) Whitlee Reed (barrel racing) Ima Champion (breakaway)

HELENA COLLMORGEN WAS THE HIGHEST SCORING RECIPIENT OF THE REGION V SCHOLARSHIP PROCESS!

Kasen McCall & Clayton Lowry (team roping) Reagan Davis (pole bending) Colleen Bridges (reined cowhorse) Kelsey Jordan (girl’s cutting) Nathan Socia (boy’s cutting) Ethan Craig (tiedown)

Abilene, I hope you’re ready for the athletes from this region- because while region rodeos have winded down, our competitors are firing up so that they will live up to the name and be the BIGGEST, BADDEST, and BEST at the THSRA State Finals in June!

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PRESIDENT - BAILEY BENNIGHT VICE PRESIDENT - RYAN NETTLE SECRETARY - BRYANJNA LEHRMANN

STUDENT OFFICERS

STATE DIRECTORS NATALIE BENNIGHT 143 Bailey Blvd • Bastrop, Texas 78602 512.304.8587 • nbennight@yahoo.com

SHANNA LOGAN PO Box 1882 • Brenham, TX 77834 979.289.3329 • samlogan89@yahoo.com SECRETARY - NENA BOETTCHER PO Box 833 • East Bernard, Texas 77435 281.468.8973 • Region6thsra@gmail.com

Region VI

DAVID FREEMAN 1039 Mockingbird Lane • Eagle Lake, TX 77434 832.221.1253 • chlfreeman@yahoo.com PRESIDENT - BUBBA BENNIGHT 143 Bailey Blvd • Bastrop, Texas 78602 512.461.6091 • bubbabennight@yahoo.com

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By PAIGE DAWSON

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– Performance Reporter

he school year is coming to an end and that means State Finals are just around the corner. We all go to Abilene with our own goals, while most everyones is to make Nationals, some are just hoping for good, safe, clean runs.

One thing about State - it can be overwhelming! There are so many great rodeo athletes from all across Texas and even some from other states that are competing here.

We often sell ourselves short; just because you don’t have the most expensive horse or the fanciest truck and trailer does not mean you are any less capable of winning that state title. We all have the opportunity and that is what we have competed all year to try and achieve. Trusting in God to guide you in the right direction is key, He may not have it planned for you to make Nationals or do good at State, but that’s only because He has

bigger and better things planned for your future.

Every one of us sets out to do our very best. Sometimes you may feel like your not good enough or your horse isn’t fast enough or your stock draw isn’t good enough to win the round – don’t let those things get to you! You persevere by keeping the faith! If you think about it, God gave you that animal you drew or made you last on the ground for a reason - He is challenging you. He is trying to prove to you that if you trust and have faith in Him, greater things are to come.

The most important thing is that you give it your all – you do the best you can do with the God given talent He blessed you with. It is our responsibility to work hard and cultivate the abilities He gave us; by doing this we honor Him. Sure, we may not have the outcome we hope for, but you have to remember, that everything happens according to God’s plan – we just have to keep the faith!

When things don’t work out the way that we had hoped, we need to use the experience as a learning tool – correct what we can and improve our skills to make ourselves better rodeo athletes and be more prepared for next time. It’s often hard to watch a run and think what could I have done better, or hear from your coach, mentor or parents the little things you could have or should have done that could have made the outcome better. God puts these people in our lives for a reason and it’s our job to listen to them and do our best to correct what we can so that maybe the next run will turn out the way we planned.

Remember, do not doubt yourself! We all have the ability to succeed and win. Texas is one of the toughest states to rodeo in, so making it to the State level is a huge accomplishment! Remember - some of the greatest cowboys and cowgirls never made Nationals, so don’t ever give up or loose faith!

Farm & Ranch Family

The folks at McCoy’s Building Supply understand that it takes a lot of hard work and the whole family pitching in to get things done on a farm or ranch. That’s why we’d like to take some time out to salute Texas High School Rodeo Association families who are farmers and ranchers. In our monthly Farm & Ranch Family Spotlight, we’ll feature one family, sharing their story of how they work together as a family to make their farm or ranch successful.The spotlight will run for 10 months; each month will feature a different Region. Each Regional McCoy’s Farm and Ranch Family will receive a $100 McCoy’s Gift Card. The McCoy’s Farm and Ranch Family of the Year will receive a $500 McCoy’s Gift Card and will be announced at the 2017 THSRA State Finals.

The Lawson Family of Region IX

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by Catelyn Felts

ongratulations to the McCoy’s Farm and Ranch family of the month, the Lawson’s! The first generation farmers/ranchers, Jonathan and Jeanette Lawson along with their children Tyler, Travis and Taylor own and operate J&L Land and Cattle, and J&L Agricultural Equipment, LLC. located in New Waverly, Texas. The family has been selling agricultural equipment, custom baling hay and breeding commercial cattle for 25 years.

The main part of their

family business entails running a commercial cow/calf operation; however, during the spring they are prepping pastures for their fertilized coastal Bermuda hay. “We generally bale 20,000 square bales and 2,000 round bales each season,” the family said. “During hay season, we bale hay all day and move hay all night.”

Though this lifestyle is not a nine to five, the family said they find freedom in being in charge. “Farming and ranching knows no weekends, holidays or even 9-5 work days,”

the family said. “I think the appeal comes from the fact you are your own boss, the love for the outdoors, stewardship of the animals, and most of all the opportunity to work together.”

While they might be the first ones in their family tree to make ranching a lifestyle, Jonathan’s passion for agriculture was passed down by his grandfather and uncle in Arkansas. Jonathan studied agricultural business at Stephen F. Austin and began team roping and calf roping during his time there. After graduation, he became a Houston Police officer and on the side ran a small herd of mixed commercial heifers, cut hay and sold farm implements from his front yard. As his herd expanded and several years were spent in law enforcement, Jonathan decided to hang up the badge full time and open his own tractor dealership, J&L Agricultural Equipment. He still serves as a reserve police officer for the Montgomery Police Department; however, ranching and farming take up much of his time.

Though Jonathan serves as the head honcho in all three of the family’s operations, the help from each family member as well as their full time ranch employees make the ranch go ‘round. “It takes the hard work of our entire family to make our ranch operate,” Jeanette said. “We are blessed to have family members and extended family help us if we are gone for an entire weekend rodeoing.”

When the family is not on the ranch, they said their favorite past time consists of traveling to rodeos. Taylor, the youngest of the Lawson’s, is a sophomore and rodeos at Region 9. She is a competitor in the barrel racing, breakaway roping, team roping and pole bending. She is currently the reigning breakaway champion for the THSRA and represented Texas on the national level in the National Junior High Rodeo Association Finals in 2014. In addition to Taylor’s duties on the ranch, she rides two to three horses daily, and takes care of six. She is in charge of feeding, conditioning and grooming her horses and typically competes every weekend.

“Rodeo is a lot like ranching,” the family said. “It takes dedication, perseverance and determination. There are many ups and downs, but you have to pick yourself up, brush yourself off and continue the journey to succeed.”

The family said they feel very honored and privileged to be recognized as the McCoy’s Farm and Ranch family of the month. “It is because of great sponsors like McCoy’s which allows our children to participate in this great sport of Rodeo.”

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PRESIDENT - HALEY PHILLIPS VICE PRESIDENT - HANNAH PHILLIPS SECRETARY - NIKI CARTER

STATE DIRECTORS / REGION OFFICERS AMY KRETZSCHMAR 903 CR 214 • East Bernard, Texas 77435 281.794.0239 • amy.kretzschmar@yahoo.com

STUDENT OFFICERS

BRUCE SULAK PO Box 68 • Ganado, Texas 77962 361.771.5606 • sulak@ykc.com

Region VII

SECRETARY - NENA BOETTCHER PO Box 833 • East Bernard, Texas 77435 281.468.8973 • region7thsra@gmail.com

DEE RAWLINSON 12432 N SH 71 • El Campo, Texas 77437 979.543.8906 • drawlinson@reatarealty.com PRESIDENT- CLINT RAWLINSON 12432 N. SH 71 • El Campo, Texas 77437 979.637.0500 • rawlinsonclint@gmail.com

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BIG BUSINESS! tants, we have some National Cutting Horse Association Champions that call Region VII home. Most of the Region VII cuttings takes place in Gonzales, Texas. Having the cutting’s in Gonzales has helped all of the high school contestants learn to compete at a very high level. The

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n Region 7 cutting and reined cow horse events are in big business. There were 10 girls in cutting this year and the boys cutting had 8 boys. The reined cow horse has 11 kids this year.

Among our high school contes-

JIMMIE ANOOT BOYS CUTTING CHAMPION

ROBBIN RICE REINING COW HORSE CHAMPION

reason for this is that the youth class in Gonzales usually has at least forty kids in it at any given show. Being able to complete against multiple regions as well as some of the best youth in the NCHA really gets high school contestants prepared to compete at the state level as well as nationals. The Three Amigos Cuttings are always run smooth and efficient. Marcy Blanchard and Don Poole go the extra mile to make each show fun and all their efforts don’t go unnoticed because the amount of entries at every single show. They always treat the constants with the respect. They are always willing to lend a helping hand with whatever needed anytime. One of the neat things they offer to youth before the start of the high school cutting season is a cutting clinic for any contestant that may want to learn how to cut. There are multiple trainers at

this event that volunteer to help the kids. The trainers go out of their way to share their knowledge with all kids to try and get more kids involved with cutting.

Whether you are a beginner or someone who has cut for years you will leave having learned a great deal.

The reined cow horse event takes place in Enda, Texas in conjunction with the Region VII rodeos.

Since we hold them at the same time as our rodeos it is very convenient kids that rodeo to participate in this event as well. We have some reined cow horse experts in Matlock Rice and Mark Mills that are really helpful to all the kids that participate in this event. They are planning to offer a clinic sometime next season to help get even more kids involved in the event. We also host kids from several other regions when we put on our reined cow horse shows so if gives the kids an opportunity to compete against as many people as possible.

There is a lot of talent in these two events so Region VII expects these contestants to have an amazing week in Abilene.

LEXINGTON SLAUGHTER GIRLS CUTTING CHAMPION

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STUDENT OFFICERS PRESIDENT - MARY GRACE BLUNTZER VICE PRESIDENT - ZOEY WIATREK SECRETARY - MORGAN ARNOLD KELLIE BEALL PO Box 1107 • Woodsboro, Texas 78393 361.220.2533 • cowgirlkellie@gmail.com

STATE DIRECTORS / REGION OFFICERS

BRANDON SMITH 6800 E FM 476 • Pleasanton, TX 78064 830.570.7157 • bmsmith1996@sbcglobal.net 3005 Santa Ana St. • Corpus Christi, Texas 78415 361.739.9858 • region8thsra@gmail.com

Region VIII

SECRETARY - CELINA FETTY

CHUCK FRETWELL 655 PR A81 • Pleasanton, Texas 78064 830.281.8728 • cashf@msn.com 385 ECR 401 • Falfurrias, Texas 78355 361.813.7078 • masolomon1962@gmail.com

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Region 8 is Ready for STATE!

By Mollee

Herrmann – Performance Reporter

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he 2016-2017 rodeo season is coming to an end and our state qualifiers are getting ready to head to Abilene for the one and only Texas High School Rodeo State Rodeo Finals. The end of the year event results have been posted and Region 8 has some talented cowboys and cowgirls to represent them in Abilene. For some, this will be the last state rodeo they will

MAILE SCIBA - CHAMPION POLE BENDER

go to, but for others this is a first.

Each contestant will agree that in order to be the best you must be willing to push yourself farther than everyone else. You can’t just settle for good enough. You have to push yourself to greater lengths in order to reach your goals. That is exactly what Champion Bull Rider, LC Hennig has been doing this EMMA SMITH - CHAMPION BARREL RACER, entire year. I caught up with LC ROOKIE AND ALL AROUND CHAMPION, and he says he has spent hours in RESERVE POLE BENDING AND TEAM ROPING STATE QUALIFIER the gym this year getting physically ready for state! He went on to say that he has been riding his horse and getting on as many practice bulls as he can so that he can make a strong showing in Abilene next month. LC believes that Region VIII is the best region because of the friendships and comradery behind the chutes.

Being the champion bullrider is an honor to him and he would like to thank “his parents, his little brother, Travis, Tim LC HENNIG - CHAMPION BULL RIDER Arnold, Dean Huff, Guy Hohman and Jesus Christ for all of the sacrifices and encouragement they have given him.” We are looking forward to some great 8 second rides from this Region VIII bullrider!

Pole Bending is a very competitive event in Region VIII. This year, Maile Sciba found herself on top of her game, winning the year end title! Maile went into the year just hoping to be consistent and qualify in the top ten, but she found herself on top of the leader board and is very excited to be going into the State Finals as a champion!

Maile has been getting her horse ready by exercising her every chance she gets in order to keep her tuned up for those runs at the Taylor County Expo! She loves Region VIII because of how kind everyone is and how encouraging her fellow members have been to her this year. She says “working hard will always show in the end” and encourages all of her fellow state qualifiers to continue their work! \Emma Smith has been busy at Region VIII this year. This Rookie came in on a winning streak from Junior High and rose to the top quickly among her veteran competitiors! She won the barrel racing, was reserve champion pole bender and girls cutting,

and she even qualified in the top ten in team roping with her partner, Kate McNeill. Not only that, she walked away with the Rookie All-Around and the All-Around Cowgirl titles!

This girl is on fire at Region VIII and is hopeful for a hot showing in Abilene in June! Her and her favorite barrel horse, Bo, are busy getting prepared for their trip in June. Bo has ulcers, so Emma has to stay on top of ALL AROUND COWBOY CAL BROWN his health. Although Emma racked up many wins at Region this year, the highlight of her year came on the roping side of the arena in the team roping. She says, “having started team roping only a year ago, it has been such a fun opportunity to get one of the ten spots at State”. She and her partner have been hitting the practice pen every chance they get! Emma would like to thank her parents and everyone who helps her achieve her goals!

Another Rookie that rose quickly to the top in the ranks of the veteran cowboys in Region VIII is Braedon Weaver. He set his goals to make state in the calf roping and team roping. In the beginning of the region season, he never dreamed he could possibly come out as the Champion Tie Down Roper and the first few rodeos were not great for this cowboy. He “knew he had to really step up his game” if he was going to reach his goal of placing in the top ten – boy did he ever do that! He has been practicing with Justin Maas, who has become Braeden’s biggest influence in the roping arena. Braeden spends as much time as he can practicing with Maas and feels that his mentoring really propelled him into being a better roper. The calf roping was a nail biter up until the last rodeo, with only a few points between the top ropers. It could have gone to any of the top three. Braeden went in to the last region rodeo with ONLY a one point advantage and knew he had to focus in order to come out on top. He worked very hard leading to that day and came out on top of the calf roping and went on to also clinch the Rookie Cowboy title and qualified in the team roping. Braeden is second generation Region VIII, as his mom was a member back in 1994-1997. She was the Region VIII Champion barrel racer back in 1994 and was a four-year qualifier to state! Braden would like to thank his family and his sponsors, OE, Texas Farm Credit and Sutton Ropes for all of their support.

As a region, we would like to thank everyone who made our rodeos possible. All of the parent’s volunteers, board members, and adult and student directors were the only way we got through each rodeo. We are so excited to have such a great group of competitor’s head to BRAEDEN WEAVER - CHAMPION CALF state this June! Viva El ROPER, ROOKIE CHAMPION AND TEAM ROPING STATE QUALIFIER Ocho! #outworkem

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STATE DIRECTORS / REGION OFFICERS EDDIE DYSON

204 CR 6763 • Dayton, Texas 77535 713.553.6421 • eddiedyson@thsra9.com

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Region IX

PRESIDENT - SPIN EDWARDS VICE PRESIDENT - JESSICA GARRETT SECRETARY - LYNDIE DUNN

MIKE GHORMLEY

SECRETARY - KIM ACKEL PO Box 67• Hamshire, Texas 77622

PO Box 1177 • Madisonville, TX 77864 281.785.0077 • mghormley@me.com

7580 FM 2158 • Midway, TX 75852 281.387.8383 • edwards_saddles@yahoo.com

DON EDWARDS

204 CR 6763 • Dayton, Texas 77535 713.553.6421 • eddiedyson@thsra9.com

PRESIDENT- EDDIE DYSON

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By EMALEE HOFFMANN– Performance Reporter

he 2016-2017 Region 9 High School Rodeo season has officially come to a close. With only state left for the top 10 in each event left for this year, those competitors are preparing for their final runs of the year.

Region 9 had their finals on March 25th at the Brazos County Expo Center in Bryan. The Lord blessed all of us to be there that day and to keep everyone safe. We started out the day with the Reigning Cow Horse Final Competition and then we had the Grand Entry, where the seniors made their last entrance in a Region

9 rodeo. It was a bittersweet moment for everyone, knowing this was their last hoorah, but that they would also be moving on to greater things in their life.

We then had some great runs throughout the day and some of our seniors pulled out wins for the year. In bareback, senior Jared Stawser, won with a ride of 66 points. In breakaway, Stevey Ray Payne, won with a time of 2.7. Sonora Schueneman then won the goat tying with a 6.64, and Spin Edwards won the steer wrestling with a 6.7. Spin Edwards then also won the EMALEE HOFFMANN & EDDIE DYSON team roping along with Blake Johnson with a 7.37, and Zealdrick Plattenvurg won the tiedown with an 8.91. These seniors really stepped up their game for the final Region 9 rodeo of their high school career.

We also had a few underclassman win their event too. Junior, Ashley Castleberry, won the barrel racing with a 16.489 and Jaron Sheehan from Magnolia, won the bull riding with a score of 72. In poles, Carly Staggs, won with a 20.318 and Jace Deveney won the saddle bronc with 58 points. Lastly, Lane York from Huntsville won the steer wrestling with a 6.7.

HAGEN HERRING & CODY WIDEMAN

DON EDWARDS & TAYLOR LAWSON SPIN EDWARDS

WILL LINDSEY & STEVEY RAY PAYNE

We had the famous Henson Dodge Truck Push, where each class of rodeo contestants compete to see who can push the truck across the finish line first. It was the freshman against the juniors and the sophomores against the seniors in the second round. It was a hard fought battel for the win, but the juniors finally pulled out the win.

After the rodeo we had our finals banquet and it was a great time with our family and friends. Awards were given out to all of our sponsors, jackets to all the contestants, and then blankets to all the seniors. Then there were the top 10 buckles and champion saddles, given to those competitors advancing to state. Jared Stawser won the bareback. Kelsie Winfrey won the barrel racing. Peyton Baize won the boys cutting. Taylor Lawson won the breakaway. Parker McCown won the bull riding. Lyndie Dunn won the girls cutting. Lacy Bruening won the goat tying.

Carly Staggs won the pole bending. Zoey Korenek won the reigning cow horse. Jace Deveney won the saddle bronc. Will Farris and Blake Georg won the team roping.

Cash Enderli won the tiedown. The title

of Rookie All-Around Cowgirl was awarded to Lacy Bruening from Huntsville and Rookie AllAround Cowboy was awarded to Cash Enderli. Aly Ghormley won the Girls All-Around competing in barrels, breakaway, cutting, goats, poles, and team roping. Spin Edwards won the Boys All-Around competing in steer wrestling, team roping, and tiedown.

We also said hello to a new officer team. Zandie Hodges was voted into the spot of President, with Ashley Castleberry as the Vice President, and Whittnee Stroade as the Secretary. Aly Ghormley was then awarded the position of the new Ariat Reporter. Thanks to past officers who will be graduating, Emalee Hoffmann, Mattie Sheffield and Spin Edwards for all their service to the region.

Thank you to everyone who has made our region what it is today, because we would not able to put on the best rodeos in the state without you. We are ready to see our Region 9 competitors dominate in the arena at state and send them off to Nationals. Good luck to everyone traveling to Abilene this summer and may God be with you in whatever you do and wherever you go.

Here’s to wrappin’ up another great

ZOEY KORENEK & MOTHER, SHANNA BROWN

AARON SANDEL RECEIVING REGION 9 AWARD

season with Region 9. Psalm 20:6-7, “Now this I know: The Lord gives victory to his anointed. He answers him from his heavenly sanctuary with the victorious power of his right hand.

Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the Lord our God.”

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STUDENT OFFICERS PRESIDENT - KAMBRIA MCDOUGAL VICE PRESIDENT - HANNAH HAMMOND SECRETARY/TRES.

SECRETARY - ANGELIA CUDD 150 CR 327 • Gatesville, Texas 76528 254.394.3888• cuddranch@yahoo.com

STATE DIRECTORS / REGION OFFICERS

LARRY CUDD 150 CR 327 • Gatesville, Texas 76528 larrycudd@yahoo.com • 254.394.3885

JAMIE MCDOUGAL 3046 Dusk Drive • Weatherford, Tx 76088 817.598.9560 • jamiewmcdougal@yahoo.com PRESIDENT - JERRY WRIGHT 434 CR 315 • Oglesby, Texas 76561 254.290.4965 • jerrywrighthomes@hughes.net

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By LANEY

FOWLER– Performance Reporter

few Region X kids enjoyed a weekend in Salado, Texas hosted by the Bloomer family. The Bloomer High School Rodeo Team, a group of around 30 Junior and Seniors that are given the opportunity to represent Bloomer Trailers at The Texas High School Rodeo Association Finals and The International Finals Youth Rodeo. Seniors Leighton Berry and Kambria McDougal, along with myself spent the weekend in Salado. It was such an honor to be selected to be apart of the Bloomer Trailers Rodeo Team. Kambria and Leighton both are from Weatherford, Texas. Kambria and I are on the Bloomer Team as two of their three Barrel Racers. Leighton is one of the three Bareback riders for the team. When arriving in Salado on Friday we began individual pictures and group pictures. On Saturday we started with commercials and a few more group pictures. We ended our Saturday with the Bloomer Team meeting and dinner, where Alexis Bloomer and THSRA Finals announcer, Chris Rankin helped us with interview skills. Kaci Riggs, Sage Kimzey, & Green Beret John

Wayne Walding attended. Kaci talked about her journey with Hat Co and Sage spoke about his road to his Gold Buckles. John Wayne Walding was personally my favorite part of the Bloomer Meeting, he told his story about losing a leg fighting for our country.

The entire Bloomer Family does so much for our generation in Rodeo and has given so much to our rodeo associations.

Hannah Hammond finished strong at the Level 1 AQHA Championship Show in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Champion and Reserve Champion in the Youth Barrel Racing, along with being KAMBRIA MCDOUGAL the Champion in the Youth Pole Bending. Pictured are her trophies and Ribbons from the trip to OKC! Region X dominated earlier this month at the Worlds Richest Youth Rodeo

HANNAH HAMMOND

LEIGHTON BERRY

in Mt. Pleasant, Texas. In the Barrel Racing Jordi Edens won the Short Round and finished second in the average, along with winning fourth in the Breakaway Average. Leighton Berry won the Bareback Riding, Colton Brittain won Ribbon Roping, and former Region X member Parker Fleet won the Steer Wrestling.

Our boys took over the Team Roping. Garett Chick and Ross Ashford won the average with a 12.11 on two. Jarrett Freeman & Blake Bentley won second with a 12.71 on two. Region X Member Levi Boatright teamed up with Paden Bray to win third. Trenton Norris and Mathew George won fourth.

Leighton Berry also had a great weekend at the UPRA/CPRA sanctioned open rodeos. He won the bareback at Poteet, Tx, Giddings, Tx, and won second at Madill, Ok

LEIGHTON BERRY

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ALLIE 430 SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX 13 29 ORTIZ, BILLY MASON BELLVILLE, TX 07 BYLER, JAYCI 11 BELLVILLE, TX 14 185 LANKFORD, DAWSON RUSK, TX 05 DAVIS, TAYLOR 169 ALTO, TX 15 460 BAUMANN, SLADE CANYON, TX 01 HARTER, KARLIE 475 AMARILLO, TX 16 404 NELSON, BRADY BRIDGEPORT, TX 03 NELSON, EMMA 405 BRIDGEPORT, TX 17 149 VACULIN, MASON CAMERON, TX 10 SNEDECOR, KALLYN 144 FREDERICKSBURG, TX 18 242 HABY, RYMOND EL INDIO, TX 08 DODSON, RYLEE 231 SABINAL, TX 19 371 WALLIS, COLTEN BIG SPRING, TX 02 MONTALVO, KALLIE 354 KNICKERBOCKER, TX 20 70 IMHOFF, RANCE NAVASOTA, TX 09 MASON, HALEY 76 ANDERSON, TX Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2017) Performance 21 251 NICHOLSON, KENNIDY GOLIAD, TX 08 AWBREY, COOPER 220 CHARLOTTE, TX 22 300 OHRT, KYLER VICTORIA, TX 06 PRIMROSE, JAKE'LYN 304 EAGLE LAKE, TX 23 139 MURRAY, MADISON COOPER, TX 10 HENDERSON, MATTHEW 130 BLUFF DALE, TX 24 345 JUSTISS, JARETT ROBERT LEE, TX 02 BAIZE, TAYLOR 323 SAN ANGELO, TX 25 444 PRIEFERT, LANDON MT PLEASANT, TX 04 BROCKWAY, GRACEY 427 ROYSE CITY, TX 26 57 DOUCH, KOBY HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 SCHUENEMAN, SIERRA 1 MADISONVILLE, TX 27 180 KAHLA, JACK JASPER, TX 05 CAIN, SYDNI 162 JASPER, TX 28 275 CRAINER, TREVOR CARRIZO SPRINGS, TX 06 DAVIS, MEKENNA 278 HUNTSVILLE, TX 29 41 WOOD, SLADE NEEDVILLE, TX 07 PIERCE, PAISLEY 2 SWEENY, TX 30 471 GAILLARD, GUS MORSE, TX 01 FRAZIER, KELLI 470 GRUVER, TX 31 198 MURRAY, CHET JASPER, TX 05 MONTAGNE, JASLEIGH 193 ORANGEFIELD, TX 32 135 MOODY, CINCH STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 SKELTON, RAINEY 142 LLANO, TX 33 396 HUSTON, CLAYTON DECATUR, TX 03 NORED, ANDEE SHAE 407 BOWIE, TX 34 299 OHRT, COLE VICTORIA, TX 06 OHRT, AMY 298 VICTORIA, TX 35 467 ELLIOTT, CARSON VERNON, TX 01 SEALS, MACI 378 CANYON, TX 36 128 HARMON, CAYDEN LIPAN, TX 10 CUCCURULLO, TAYLOR 121 CARROLLTON, TX 37 204 PARSLEY, COOPER TROUP, TX 05 MOORE, MALLORY 195 GARRISON, TX 38 20 GREEN, CALEB SPRING BRANCH, TX 07 STONE, KATELYN 38 VAN VLECK, TX 39 359 OWENS, CODY BERTRAM, TX 02 STROUD, KAYLEE 368 LUBBOCK, TX 40 468 ESPENSON, TYLER HART, TX 01 GOMEZ, HADLEE 472 SHAMROCK, TX Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2017) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2017) Performance 41 276 CREWS, SAM GOLIAD, TX 06 MOBBS, TAYLOR 4 SHINER, TX 42 212 WHITE, JILL SINGER, LA 05 KAYLOR, CUTTER 181 JASPER, TX 43 81 MCDUFFIE, LUKE MIDWAY, TX 09 PHILLIPS, AUDREE 88 MADISONVILLE, TX 44 492 MASK, WYATT AMARILLO, TX 01 BENSON, JADE 461 CLARENDON, TX 45 207 RISNER, JAYDEN CLEVELAND, TX 05 LEE, JASEE 186 GARRISON, TX 46 441 NEATHERY, RYON KLONDIKE, TX 04 ROSE, ELIZABETH 450 MALONE, TX 47 316 YOUNG, NICK ROSANKY, TX 06 PINKSTON, ACEY 303 ORANGE GROVE, TX 48 13 COLLINS IV, JB ROSENBERG, TX 07 OUTHIER, MADISON 30 FULSHEAR, TX 49 291 KARISCH, REID HEMPSTEAD, TX 06 FREEMAN, BRADI 282 EAGLE LAKE, TX 50 481 HUGHES, BRAXTON CANYON, TX 01

MCCORKELL, TIERRA 494 ADRIAN, TX 51 456 TETTENHORST, JAYSE JACKSONVILLE, TX 04 PROFILI, KAYLEE 445 JACKSONVILLE, TX 52 417 THOMPSON, KREECE MUNDAY, TX 03 EVERETT, JESSI 385 COLEMAN, TX 53 58 DUNN, KADEN CENTERVILLE, TX 09 BROWN, MONTANA 51 CENTERVILLE, TX 54 483 JAMESON, STETSON HAPPY, TX 01 JAMESON, JAYDA 482 ROARING SPRINGS, TX 55 90 REED, GARRETT GAUSE, TX 09 SIMPTON, CEILY 94 NAVASOTA, TX 56 256 SMITH, BOOMER PLEASANTON, TX 08 MCNEILL, KIRBY 249 PLEASANTON, TX 57 419 WEBB, RILEY DENTON, TX 03 MITCHELL, LANEY 401 ALVORD, TX 58 337 HANCOCK, DYLAN SAN ANGELO, TX 02 RICHARDS, MADALYN 362 HEREFORD, TX 59 72 JENSEN, BRYCE HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 JENSEN, SAVANNAH 71 HUNTSVILLE, TX 60 168 COOK, LANDON ALTO, TX 05 KING, BRILEY 182 RUSK, TX Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2017) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2017) Performance 61 66 HALL, BRANDEN HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 DEMENT, ANDI 56 RUSK, TX 62 466 CORMAN, BROCK CANYON, TX 01 HIATT, KROSS 477 CANYON, TX 63 28 MUEGGE, CADE EDNA, TX 07 REINA, RYLEE 34 WHARTON, TX 64 361 REED, LANE CLINT, TX 02 BEAN, MADISON 325 CLINT, TX 65 382 DEARING, KREECE PARADISE, TX 03 DEARING, LARAMIE 381 PARADISE, TX 66 171 DIAL, WESTON GROVETON, TX 05 DEPRIEST, ABI 170 TENAHA, TX 67 241 GUTIERREZ, WHIT BRACKETVILLE, TX 08 PFEIL, TEVAH 252 FLORESVILLE, TX 68 373 WALTERS, JACOB COLORADO CITY, TX 02 DRIVER, JORDAN 330 GARDEN CITY, TX 69 449 ROFFINO, GARRETT KAUFMAN, TX 04 TANNER, BROOKLYN 455 KEMP, TX 70 246 MANGUM, LAYTEN JOURDANTON, TX 08 MANGUM, CAMRY 245 JOURDANTON, TX 71 115 BERRY, KADE WEATHERFORD, TX 10 BALCH, BROOKLYN 110 BUCKHOLTS, TX 72 260 VELA, VICTORIA ZAPATA, TX 08 MOYA, RYAN 250 ZAPATA, TX 73 274 BROWNE, COOPER CONVERSE, TX 06 GRAFF, JACQUELYN 283 YANCEY, TX 74 428 CARPENTER, COLT QUITMAN, TX 04 RHODES, HOPE 447 DEQUEEN, AR 75 55 CURTIS, CRAIG MADISONVILLE, TX 09 STEVENS, KYNLEE 97 BRYAN, TX 76 392 HARRIS, JOEL BRADEN SAN ANGELO, TX 03 SHULTZ, BILOXI 413 ABILENE, TX 77 421 AKINS, WALKER WHITESBORO, TX 04 BRADEN, BRYLEE 426 HORATIO, AR 78 3 CHANDLER, DUGAN VICTORIA, TX 07 RAWLINSON, CARLI 33 EL CAMPO, TX 79 390 GODWIN, CLAYTON BRIDGEPORT, TX 03 GODWIN, AUBREE 389 BRIDGEPORT, TX 80 32 RAASCH, GUY SWEENY, TX 07 CATER, CODYBELLE 12 ANGLETON, TX Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2017) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2017) Performance 81 83 MILLER, BRADLEE HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 MCMAHON, JOSIE 82 RICHARDS, TX 82 243 HENDERSON, BRYCE DEL RIO, TX 08 ELLIS, ERYN 232 ORANGE GROVE, TX 83 134 LEATHERS, LUKE AXTELL, TX 10 DOWELL, MAKENZIE 123 MARLIN, TX 84 16 DUTY, CASH WEIMAR, TX 07 FRANZ, JAYCIEANNE 18 BAY CITY, TX 85 432 FORD, HAYDEN WHITEHOUSE, TX 04 ROSE, ELLE' 451 MALONE, TX 86 314 WILHELM, WESTON ROSANKY, TX 06 STAMPS, KYLA 311 HARWOOD, TX 87 288 JAROSEK, THRES BASTROP, TX 06 DAVIS, GRACE 277 FLUSHEAR, TX 88 112 BARRETT, JETT STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 MOTE, LAURA 137 STEPHENVILLE, TX

89 132 LACINA, TYCE AMARILLO, TX 10 WEITZ, CHAINEY 152 LONDON, TX 90 141 SHELTON, MEMPHIS AQUILLA, TX 10 COWARD, JENNA 119 GATESVILLE, TX 91 380 CONRING, KASEN CISCO, TX 03 HARDIN, RYLEE 391 NEW CASTLE, TX 92 459 ALBRACHT, HARRIS BUSHLAND, TX 01 HILL, SHAYLEE 478 CANADIAN, TX 93 84 MORIARTY, ZANE ANDERSON, TX 09 EZZELL, CAMMY 61 WHEELOCK, TX 94 202 ODOM, WYATT JASPER, TX 05 SHAW, NATALIE 209 JASPER, TX 95 230 COLVIN, TRES (JAMES) UVALDE, TX 08 SCIBA, LYDIA 255 VICTORIA, TX 96 491 MARTIN, LOGAN VEGA, TX 01 JOHNSON, KENLI 485 HAPPY, TX 97 111 BALDWIN, TRACE GROESBECK, TX 10 CLAYTON, PAIGE 118 DUBLIN, TX 98 225 BROWN JR, JOSEPH JOURDANTON, TX 08 BEDNORZ, EMILY 222 ORANGE GROVE, TX 99 248 MASK, KYLIE LYTLE, TX 08 MASK, HUDSON 247 LYTLE, TX 100 192 MERRELL, KENYON CLEVELAND, TX 05 HEAD, JACELYNN 177 COLDSPRING, TX

SADDLE BRONC STEER RIDING Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 22, 2017) and Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2017) Performance 1 166 CLARK, COLE CENTER, TX 05 2 161 BRYANT, COLT LEESVILLE, LA 05 3 83 MILLER, BRADLEE HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 4 474 GRICE, TRYAN GOODWELL, OK 01 5 500 PROFFITT, BENNY SKELLYTOWN, TX 01 6 8 BAZAR, JAKE DAMON, TX 07 7 64 FRENCH, GAVIN GRAPELAND, TX 09 8 168 COOK, LANDON ALTO, TX 05 9 333 FLOWERS, TYGE (TW) JAYTON, TX 02 10 468 ESPENSON, TYLER HART, TX 01 11 471 GAILLARD, GUS MORSE, TX 01 12 180 KAHLA, JACK JASPER, TX 05 13 493 MASON, COBY ADRIAN, TX 01 14 204 PARSLEY, COOPER TROUP, TX 05 TIEDOWN ROPING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2017) Performance 1 481 HUGHES, BRAXTON CANYON, TX 01 2 202 ODOM, WYATT JASPER, TX 05 3 299 OHRT, COLE VICTORIA, TX 06 4 296 MONTAGUE, CHASE BOERNE, TX 06 5 241 GUTIERREZ, WHIT BRACKETVILLE, TX 08 6 449 ROFFINO, GARRETT KAUFMAN, TX 04 7 392 HARRIS, JOEL BRADEN SAN ANGELO, TX 03 8 115 BERRY, KADE WEATHERFORD, TX 10 9 150 WALZEL, JISTOL CAMERON, TX 10 10 230 COLVIN, TRES (JAMES) UVALDE, TX 08 11 355 MONTOYA, BRAIDYN GARDENDALE, TX 02 12 180 KAHLA, JACK JASPER, TX 05 13 314 WILHELM, WESTON ROSANKY, TX 06 14 459 ALBRACHT, HARRIS BUSHLAND, TX 01 Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2017) Performance 15 438 MATHIS, MAX BEN WHEELER, TX 04 16 466 CORMAN, BROCK CANYON, TX 01 17 361 REED, LANE CLINT, TX 02 18 471 GAILLARD, GUS MORSE, TX 01 19 351 LLOYD, QUAY BLACKWELL, TX 02 20 192 MERRELL, KENYON CLEVELAND, TX 05 21 257 THIGPEN, DILLON HONDO, TX 08 22 141 SHELTON, MEMPHIS AQUILLA, TX 10 23 83 MILLER, BRADLEE HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 24 456 TETTENHORST, JAYSE JACKSONVILLE, TX 04 25 458 WILSON, BRENNEN GILMER, TX 04 26 70 IMHOFF, RANCE NAVASOTA, TX 09 27 54 COPELAND, STRAN GROESBECK, TX 09 28 16 DUTY, CASH WEIMAR, TX 07 Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2017) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2017) Performance 29 498 PILLARS, KAGAN HEREFORD, TX 01 30 10 BYLER, BLAZE BELLVILLE, TX 07

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Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2017) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2017) Performance 43 441 NEATHERY, RYON KLONDIKE, TX 04 44 5 ACHILLE, NICK ALVIN, TX 07 45 128 HARMON, CAYDEN LIPAN, TX 10 46 371 WALLIS, COLTEN BIG SPRING, TX 02 47 468 ESPENSON, TYLER HART, TX 01 48 276 CREWS, SAM GOLIAD, TX 06 49 112 BARRETT, JETT STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 50 460 BAUMANN, SLADE CANYON, TX 01 51 432 FORD, HAYDEN WHITEHOUSE, TX 04 52 288 JAROSEK, THRES BASTROP, TX 06 53 309 SCHILLING, STRAN VALLEY SPRING, TX 06 54 93 SCOTT, BRAEDON HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 55 291 KARISCH, REID HEMPSTEAD, TX 06 56 286 HARVEY, CHASE LAVERNIA, TX 06 Wednesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 24, 2017) and Wednesday Night 6:00 PM (May 24, 2017) Performance 57 340 HOLT, COLBY MIDLAND, TX 02 58 13 COLLINS IV, JB ROSENBERG, TX 07 59 348 KIRKPATRICK, KRECE POST, TX 02 60 337 HANCOCK, DYLAN SAN ANGELO, TX 02 61 166 CLARK, COLE CENTER, TX 05 62 416 STEWART, TEGAN GLEN ROSE, TX 03 63 339 HARPER, HAYDEN MCCAMEY, TX 02 64 421 AKINS, WALKER WHITESBORO, TX 04 65 135 MOODY, CINCH STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 66 483 JAMESON, STETSON HAPPY, TX 01 67 17 FOX, COLIN MANVEL, TX 07 68 84 MORIARTY, ZANE ANDERSON, TX 09 TEAM ROPING Monday Morning 9:00 AM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Night 6:00 PM (May 26, 2017) Performance 1 464 CLARK, MADISON ADRIAN, TX 01 BLOUNT, STOCKTON 462 WILDORADO, TX 2 263 WRIGHT, LYNLEY ROBSTOWN, TX 08 THIGPEN, DILLON 257 HONDO, TX 3 21 GUBERT, BAILEY HUNGERFORD, TX 07 FOX, COLIN 17 MANVEL, TX 4 13 COLLINS IV, JB ROSENBERG, TX 07 BAIRD, DYLAN 6 SIMONTON, TX 5 471 GAILLARD, GUS MORSE, TX 01 MARDIS, JOSH 489 CANYON, TX 6 208 SCARBER, TUCKER TENAHA, TX 05 OTWELL, RILEY JAY 203 WASKOM, TX 7 490 MARDIS, RACHEL CANYON, TX 01 MARTIN, LOGAN 491 VEGA, TX 8 135 MOODY, CINCH STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 LEATHERS, LUKE 134 AXTELL, TX 9 493 MASON, COBY ADRIAN, TX 01 MASK, WYATT 492 AMARILLO, TX 10 485 JOHNSON, KENLI HAPPY, TX 01 JOHNSON, TRYCE 487 HAPPY, TX 11 298 OHRT, AMY VICTORIA, TX 06 KARISCH, REID 291 HEMPSTEAD, TX 12 352 MCFADDEN, CAYDEN ODESSA, TX 02 HANCOCK, DYLAN 337 SAN ANGELO, TX 13 125 FOEGELLE, BRYLEA GLEN ROSE, TX 10 MUCHA, RYAN 138 ROGERS, TX 14 212 WHITE, JILL SINGER, LA 05 CLARK, COLE 166 CENTER, TX 15 447 RHODES, HOPE DEQUEEN, AR 04 CARPENTER, COLT 428 QUITMAN, TX 16 79 MCDONALD, COLBY NAVASOTA, TX 09 MCDONALD, BRADY 78 NAVASOTA, TX 17 411 RADEMACHER, TAYLET PARADISE, TX 03 GASPERSON, CATCHER 387 DECATUR, TX continued on page 49

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LETTER FROM TJHRA SECRETARY, ANNE DOLLERY

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hope everyone is getting as excited as I am about the finals! It is hard to believe it is almost here! This next month will be a very busy one for me and I know it will be for you too…..but don’t get to busy and not keep up your practicing so you will be on top of your game when you get the finals. We want you to be ready to obtain your goal and go to Lebannon, TN with us at the end of June. Of course, keep your grades up too…..we know many of you will be missing your last week of school so sure don’t want you to have to worry about not finishing your grades out as good as you can.

Now for some serious business…..if you don’t read anything but this I will be so happy! CONTESTANT’S YOU MUST BE CHECKED INTO THE OFFICE ON SUNDAY MAY 21, 2017 BY 1PM!!! If you break down, please call my cell 979-412-2551! Please do not push this time, it is mandatory and a very serious deadline. If for some reason something does happen in your travels……….CALL 979-412-2551.

I hate to even bring this up, but there has been contestants sent home because they were late.

Also, don’t forget your grades! This is a must!!! A final report card or your last 6 weeks report card will work. Everyone must show a copy of a current coggins paper at the gate and if you are crossing the state lines, you will need health papers.

You may start arriving in Gonzales with your trailer and/or your horses on Friday, May 19, at 7am till 7pm, THE GATES WILL BE LOCKED ON FRIDAY AT 7PM (if you check in on Friday between 7am and 7pm you may leave in an automobile as needed – just no trailers) until Saturday at 7am they will then open for check in until Sunday at 1pm. If you arrive after 7pm on Friday be prepared to camp on the side of the road until 7am Saturday. After Sunday at 1pm, you will need to come to the office for your RV and stall assignments. Also, you may come and go with your horses without checking in after you know where you are stalled or if you are hauling in and out.

We will again be showing the performances live on the internet on our own website this year www.tjhra.net This might be fun to let your teachers know and they can watch you while you compete.

If you have any questions before you get to the finals, please do not hesitate to contact me. I always say, no question is a dumb question! It is better to ask and feel comfortable about something then not ask!!!

Anne Dollery Texas Junior High Division Secretary 979-412-2551 (cell) texasjuniorhighrodeo@gmail.com

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2017-2018 JUNIOR HIGH STATE DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE BOARD NATIONAL DIRECTOR JOHN E. BLAND

806-679-2037

jeblandnspade@yahoo.com

PRESIDENT TONY LACINA

806-676-1042

tglacina@gmail.com

1st VICE PRESIDENT BRENT CHARLESWORTH

432-386-6214

brent@paisanocattle.com

DELEGATE CINDY CLAYTON 254-485-9466

DELEGATE DAVID FREEMAN 832-221-1253

police@coeltx.net

DELEGATE AMANDA GORHAM

830-676-3373

gypsydoll75@yahoo.com

DELEGATE JEFF PARSLEY

903-842-4720

jparsleygeraniums@earthlink.net

clayton@our-town.com

DELEGATE JOE RICHARDS 806-676-5970 joe@diamondcattlefeeders.com

DELEGATE SCOTT SHOOK 281-437-8214 scottshook@yahoo.com SECRETARY ANNE DOLLERY

979-412-2551

texasjuniorhighrodeo@gmail.com

MARKETING DIRECTOR MACI MEYER

281-610-7349

macikmeyer@yahoo.com

STATE DIRECTORS

Region I GARY CLEMENTS CHAD HIATT 806-676-4402 LANCE GAILLARD 806-898-3748

gclements@txfb-ins.com chad.hiatt@yahoo.com lsgaillard@yahoo.com

Region II CASEY BAIZE 512-618-9233 KEITH KENT 325-665-8100 DANE DRIVER 432-556-5530

Region III TRACI ROSS 325-716-9443 KEVIN STEWART DUANE OVERTON

traci.ross@att.net meb522@yahoo.com duaneoverton6113@gmail.com

Region IV JASON MCDANIEL JAMES TETTENHORST

jmcdaniel@evlessaero.com JamesTettenhorst@gmail.com

817-313-9639 903-521-1511

csbaize@yahoo.com keith@johnroleylevelland.com dane@driverlandandcattle.com

Region V CLAYTON DRAKE 409-920-3678 VERN KAYLOR JODIE MORIAN 409-384-5552

Region VI TOMMY OHRT 361-550-5202 JASON UNDERBRINK 210-854-7718

t107cattle@yahoo.com twou20@yahoo.com

Region VII CHAD CHANDLER 361-935-2417 CRAIG MILLER CORY PIERCE 979-417-6723

Karlissa2@aol.com randi_miller26@yahoo.com pierce2901@gmail.com

aimee-drake@sbcglobal.net ccjordan72@yahoo.com jlkahladds@att.net

Region VIII JOHN DODSON jpdodson1@sbcglobal.net MATT SCIBA 361-571-7888 matt@lifepointevictoria.com BRANDON SMITH bmsmith1996@sbcglobal.net

Region IX STAN MCDONALD stanmcdranch@aol.com JOHN SCHUENEMAN 979-268-4994 john.schueneman@gmail.com LYLE SMITH 936-581-4255 bmsmith1996@sbcglobal.net

Region X JIMMY BALDWIN 903-391-4459 Lbaldwin_99@yahoo.com THOMAS BROCKWAY BRANT WARD 325-895-1662 ward23@gte.net

STUDENT OFFICERS

PRESIDENT SIERRA SCHUENEMAN 936-348-4454 schuenemansierra@gmail.com

V.PRES PAISLEY PIERCE 979-482-1017

SECRETARY DUGAN CHANDLER PRINCESS TAYLOR MOBBS

REGION X CONTESTANTS HEADED TO GONZALES

By JENNA COWARD– TJHRA Reg X Student Secretary

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We had an outstanding Finals in March where sponsors provided additional awards for the winners of the average on the two March rodeos. The awards presentation was awesome because some people got additional awards in the average! The saddles that were given in each event were very nice and will been seen in competition by our top contestants. Event winners for the season in Region X were as follows: Team Roping-Cinch Moody and Luke Leathers Ribbon Roping- Rainey Skelton and Cinch Moody Pole Bending-Rainey Skelton Girl’s Goat Tying- Ainslee Morris Boy’s Goat Tying- Jett Barrett Bull Riding- Ethan Lackey Girls’ Breakaway Roping- Makenzie Dowell Boy’s Breakaway Roping- Luke Leathers Chute Dogging- Memphis Shelton Tie-Down Roping- Memphis Shelton Barrel Racing- Karsyn Daniels

loha! That’s what you will be hearing from Region X at Gonzales.

We chose a Hawaiian theme this year to decorate and are planning a luau while we are there for the fun filled week of rodeo.

Forty-four contestants will be representing Region X this We had some excellent competition within our region and we are looking forward to seeing everyone for a year and we plan on making a great state finals in Gonzales! Aloha! big splash!

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18 290 JOHNSON, WYATT MARBLE FALLS, TX 06 PENCE, JHETT 301 SEGUIN, TX

Monday Night 6:00 PM (May 22, 2017) and Friday Morning 9:00 AM (May 26, 2017) Performance 19 311 STAMPS, KYLA HARWOOD, TX 06 JAROSEK, THRES 288 BASTROP, TX 20 340 HOLT, COLBY MIDLAND, TX 02 MEADOR, COOPER 353 ELDORADO, TX 21 221 BAURLE, TYLER JOURDANTON, TX 08 BROWN JR, JOSEPH 225 JOURDANTON, TX 22 368 STROUD, KAYLEE LUBBOCK, TX 02 WALLIS, CADE 370 BIG SPRING, TX 23 399 LEWIS, CALEB WEATHERFORD, TX 03 DELUNA, LEVI 383 IOWA PARK, TX 24 111 BALDWIN, TRACE GROESBECK, TX 10 VACULIN, MASON 149 CAMERON, TX 25 418 WALKER, SHANKS ACKERLY, TX 03 JOHNSON, STERLING 398 SPRINGTOWN, TX 26 460 BAUMANN, SLADE CANYON, TX 01 CHRISTIAN, CASON 463 AMARILLO, TX 27 74 KARINS, KYLE MONTGOMERY, TX 09 LAWS, JACOB 75 KINGWOOD, TX 28 382 DEARING, KREECE PARADISE, TX 03 NELSON, BRADY 404 BRIDGEPORT, TX 29 172 DOMINY, CUTTER COLDSPRING, TX 05 RISNER, JAYDEN 207 CLEVELAND, TX 30 283 GRAFF, JACQUELYN YANCEY, TX 06 BROWNE, COOPER 274 CONVERSE, TX 31 101 WILLIAMS, CLAY MADISONVILLE, TX 09 DYER, BRYSON 59 HUNTSVILLE, TX 32 423 BEAM, MARY BETH TERRELL, TX 04 ROFFINO, GARRETT 449 KAUFMAN, TX 33 495 MCCREARY, BRODY AMARILLO, TX 01 HOWARD, BRAYDEN 480 AMARILLO, TX 34 377 REYNOLDS, RYE SILVERTON, TX 01 MCCORKELL, TIERRA 494 ADRIAN, TX 35 392 HARRIS, JOEL BRADEN SAN ANGELO, TX 03

THOMPSON, KREECE 417 MUNDAY, TX 36 226 CANALES, TRES PORT LAVACA, TX 08 CANTU, CAMERAN 227 FREER, TX Tuesday Morning 9:00 AM (May 23, 2017) and Thursday Night 6:00 PM (May 25, 2017) Performance 37 390 GODWIN, CLAYTON BRIDGEPORT, TX 03 NELSON, LANE 406 BRIDGEPORT, TX 38 361 REED, LANE CLINT, TX 02 RANKIN, BROGAN 360 ROARING SPRINGS, TX 39 409 PARISH, PARKER WEATHERFORD, TX 03 STEWART, TEGAN 416 GLEN ROSE, TX 40 69 HELMCAMP, HAGEN BUFFALO, TX 09 FORREST, CASH 63 MIDWAY, TX 41 273 BOOTH, JAXON POTEET, TX 06 SANDSTROM, CHASE 308 COMFORT, TX 42 458 WILSON, BRENNEN GILMER, TX 04 CHAFFIN, HARLEY JO 429 IVANHOE, TX 43 123 DOWELL, MAKENZIE MARLIN, TX 10 MORRIS, AINSLEE 136 BELTON, TX 44 343 HUTTO, MASON ELDORADO, TX 02 BARRAGAN, CODY 324 ALPINE, TX 45 137 MOTE, LAURA STEPHENVILLE, TX 10 BARRETT, JETT 112 STEPHENVILLE, TX 46 260 VELA, VICTORIA ZAPATA, TX 08 MOYA, RYAN 250 ZAPATA, TX 47 468 ESPENSON, TYLER HART, TX 01 CORMAN, BROCK 466 CANYON, TX 48 214 WILLIAMS, HALI CENTER, TX 05 MOORE, TREY 196 ORANGE, TX 49 141 SHELTON, MEMPHIS AQUILLA, TX 10 HARMON, CAYDEN 128 LIPAN, TX 50 251 NICHOLSON, KENNIDY GOLIAD, TX 08 UNDERBRINK, TESS 259 PLEASANTON, TX 51 332 ELLERD, JERYN LEVELLAND, TX 02 SENTER, SEAVER 363 ROPESVILLE, TX 52 234 FRETWELL, KADI PLEASANTON, TX 08 HABY, RYMOND 242 EL INDIO, TX 53 171 DIAL, WESTON GROVETON, TX 05 CHAMBERS,

GEORGE 164 BENTON, LA 54 20 GREEN, CALEB SPRING BRANCH, TX 07 DUTY, CASH 16 WEIMAR, TX

Tuesday Night 6:00 PM (May 23, 2017) and Thursday Morning 9:00 AM (May 25, 2017) Performance 55 264 YOW, TATE JOURDANTON, TX 08 GARCIA, JT 237 KINGSVILLE, TX 56 330 DRIVER, JORDAN GARDEN CITY, TX 02 JENKINS, RILEY 344 BIG SPRING, TX 57 40 WARNKEN, BLANE SCHULENBURG, TX 07 WOOD, SLADE 41 NEEDVILLE, TX 58 223 BLUEMEL, ROWDY TAFT, TX 08 CISNEROS, JAYDEN 229 WOODSBORO, TX 59 236 GARCIA, JORDAN FREER, TX 08 GARCIA, CALEB 235 FREER, TX 60 380 CONRING, KASEN CISCO, TX 03 HUSTON, CLAYTON 396 DECATUR, TX 61 438 MATHIS, MAX BEN WHEELER, TX 04 TETTENHORST, JAYSE 456 JACKSONVILLE, TX 62 327 CHARLESWORTH, EMILEE MARATHON, TX 02 WASH, GAVIN 374 ALPINE, TX 63 177 HEAD, JACELYNN COLDSPRING, TX 05 MERRELL, KENYON 192 CLEVELAND, TX 64 71 JENSEN, SAVANNAH HUNTSVILLE, TX 09 JENSEN, BRYCE 72 HUNTSVILLE, TX 65 198 MURRAY, CHET JASPER, TX 05 NUGENT, CUTTER 201 DAISETTA, TX 66 70 IMHOFF, RANCE NAVASOTA, TX 09 MORIARTY, ZANE 84 ANDERSON, TX 67 96 STARNS, JAKE LOVELADY, TX 09 PAYNE, COLTON 86 FRANKLIN, TX 68 205 RAYMOND, JUSTIN CENTER, TX 05 CLARK, TUCKER 167 CENTER, TX 69 376 WHITE, HADLEY WESTBROOK, TX 02 DAVIS, BRYCE 329 STERLING CITY, TX 70 215 WRIGHT, WILL SULPHUR, LA 05 KAHLA, JACK 180 JASPER, TX

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2ND ANNUAL 2017 TEXAS JUNIOR HIGH RODEO ASSOCIATION 5K COLOR FUN RUN/WALK AND KIDS K SUNDAY, MAY 21, 2017

Runners/Walkers: Get ready to kick off the 2017 Texas Junior High Rodeo Association State Finals with a 5K Color Fun Run! The 5K will start at 7:30 AM at Independence Park. The Kids K will follow suit.

Kids are welcome to bring their bicycles for the race.

Each early regsitrant will receive a free T-Shirt! Deadline to receive a shirt is April 21, 2017. Awards will be awarded to the top Male and Female runner of each standard age division. The age divisions are 10 & under, 11-13 years old, 14-18 years old, and adults.

You may register online at www.athleteguild.com,

by mail or at the event until 7:15 AM. Registration fee for 5K Color Fun Run/Walk: $25.00 Kids K, 10 & under: $15.00 Register after 4/21/17 or at the event: $30.00 Texas Junior High Rodeo Association Mail entry and registration fee to: PO BOX 1818, Gonzales, TX 78629 FMI: Maci Meyer 281-610-7346 macikmeyer@yahoo.com

THE 2ND ANNUAL TJHRA 5K COLOR FUN RUN/WALK AND KIDS K IS A ROAD RACE, BE PREPARED TO HAVE FUN!

I, the undersigned, agree to release and discharge the Texas Junior High Rodeo Association, the organizers of said Run/Walk, the participants of said Run/Walk, and any other persons connected with this Run/Walk, from any liability from any accident and/or injury that might occur to me as a result of my participation in this Run/Walk.

Name (Please Print):_____________________________________________ Age on 01/01/17:_______ Sex: ______ Address: ______________________________________ City: __________________ State: _______ Zip: __________ Cell # ___________________ Runner/Walker or Guardian’s Signature: __________________________________________ Date: ____________ T-Shirt (circle one): Adult- S M L XL Child- S M L

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TEXAS JUNIOR HIGH RODEO ASSOCIATION NEWS

Who’s Gonna Fill Her Boots?

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hen Taylor Mobbs was crowned the tenth Miss Texas Junior High Rodeo Association Princess in May of last year, she set out on a Texas-sized mission to spread the word about the association, its members and the revitalization of the Miss TJHRA Princess Pageant.

A short year ago, the board of directors considered vacating the position by discontinuing the contest. Texas, your Princess stepped up and vowed to be the light during the time of darkness. And, did she ever! With Gonzales and the J.B. Wells Arena preparing for the stampede of cowboys and cowgirls approaching their front gates, this leaves us with only one question – who’s gonna fill her boots?

It is an honor to introduce you to the “Eager 8!” These lovely and talented young ladies are vying for the opportunity to slip their feet into Texas’ glass slippers! Proudly representing their regions, we have: Laramie Dearing (Region III); Kyleigh Smith and Genevieve Blanchard (Region IV); Abi DePriest and Lieza Klein (Region V); and Abby Poole, Kristina Ribbeck and Amber Simons (Region VII).

These ladies have a dream team and support system like none other; however, a princess can never have too many admirers. We would like to cordially invite all fans and followers to attend the public portions of the 2017 Miss TJHRA Princess Pageant. If you think a princess just has to look pretty, then you don’t know a Texas Princess! Our ladies can walk the walk and talk the talk.

As stated in the April issue, the gates will open at 7 p.m. Friday, May 19, for check in. Early arrivers are invited to attend the pageant luncheon, held at 11:45 a.m. Saturday, May 20, in the 1st Methodist Church Fellowship Hall, 601 St. Joseph St. in Gonzales. Doors will open at 11:15 a.m. and non-meal tickets will be available for only $5. The luncheon will include a welcoming and the introduction, impromptu, modeling and speech portion of the competition. Following the conclusion, everyone is invited to attend the horsemanship portion, held at 4 p.m. at J.B. Wells Arena.

We look forward to seeing you at one or all of the events leading up to the start of the 2017 TJHRA State Finals. For additional information, please contact Dawn Tripp at finance@nzisd.org or at 936-399-2072.

Although she is young and small, Taylor is certainly leaving some big boots to fill!

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