Journal Rodeo The Sports TJHRA meets the Governor September 2022 Texas Youth Rodeo Association State Finals Results
The Rodeo Sports Journal - Page 4 September 2022 Mail all correspondence to: The Rodeo Sports Journal PO Box 240 Hempstead, TX 77445 832-866-6573 Julie@rodeosportsjournal.com The Rodeo Sports Journal reserves the right to refuse service to anyone for any reason. The Rodeo Sports Journal Fair Season is upon us and we couldn’t be more excited to start highlight ing and promoting the up coming rodeos throughout Texas and beyond. Have a special moment you think needs recognition? Send it to us, we’d be hap py to share your stories and celebrate your special rodeo moments with you. Don’t forget to mail in your subscription card, we also accept subscriptions via Zelle at julie@rodeosports journal.com. By using Zelle you are guaranteed a secure site as it is partnered with our financial institution. On the Cover: Teagan Miller of Artesia, NM at the Post Stampede Rodeo/UPRA. Photo by: Paul Roberts Photography Volume 1 Issue 4 September 2022 The Rodeo Sports journal is published once monthly from Hemp stead, Texas. The Rodeo Sports Jour nal is distributed by paid subscrip tion and free throughout a variety of feed and western stores in Texas and surrounding states. The Rodeo Sports Journal at tempts to ensure advertising claims are truthful but assumes no respon sibility for their accuracy. All call in times, dates, etc are the responsibility of the advertising party. We hereby expressly limit our liability resulting from any and all misprints, errors and/or inaccuracies whatsoever in advertisement or editorial correction notice. Material may not be reproduced or copied without permission from publisher. All opinions and views are those of the writer and not neces sarily those of the The Rodeo Sports Journal. Deadline is the 15th of the month preceding publication and must be accompanied with payment. A one year subscription to The Rodeo Sports Journal is $25. Change of address must be made by written letter or email and must contain the old address. I would like to subscribe 1 year- $25 Please mail my copy to: Name:__________________________________________ Street:__________________________________________ City:_____________________ St._________ Zip________ Phone:_________________________________________ Email:__________________________________________ Mail this form with payment to: The Rodeo Sports Journal PO Box 240 Hempstead, TX 77445 @therodeosportsjournal In this Issue: 7| TYRA Finals Results 14| Texas Junior High Rodeo Association visits the State Capitol 19| State Fair of Texas host 2022 UPRA Finals 20| Calendar of Events Photo in center: Texas FFA Rodeo in Fort Worth, TX at Cowtown Coliseum. Photo by: Cowgirl at Heart Photography
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The Rodeo Sports Journal - Page 7 September 2022 The Texas Youth Rodeo Association 2022 finals was held July 26th-July 30th in Gonzales, Tx. With buckles, saddles, and a briefcase full of money, contestants gave it their all to make it to the winners circle. Congratu lations to all of our contes tants on a successful year with the TYRA. We look forward to the new season. 3rd – Elizabeth Ivey 4th – Carsyn Holbrook 5th – Adalyn Stoll 6th – Kaitlyn Torres Finals Champion – Ryan Farrell SR POLES Year End Champion – Kristina 2ndRibbeck–Ava Lucas 3rd – Amy Ohrt 4th – Katy Lanier 5th – Gracen Harman 6th – Clayann Holbrook Finals Champion – Katy Lanier JR TIEDOWN Year End Champion – Craig 2ndSciba– Bryce Ehlinger 3rd - Kade Nettles 4th – Stetson Springs 5th – Bill Cody Odell 6th – Lane Luetge Finals Champion – Craig Sciba SR TIEDOWN Year End Champion – J.T. 2ndGarcia–Braxton Baranowski 3rd – Colin Fox 4th – Cade Muegge 5th – Kyler Ohrt 6th – Joseph Villareal Finals Champion – J.T. Garcia SUB JR CLOVER Year End Champion – Lucy Jo Leopold 2nd /3rd – Raelynn Cox & Josie 4thPrice– Brooke Baranowski 5th – Khiley Everett 6th – Parker Sciba Finals Champion – Dusky Hall JR CLOVER Year End Champion – Audrey 2ndThibodeaux–Emma Ivie 3rd – Adalyn Stoll 4th – Madyson Mansel 5th – Ryan Farrell 6th – Natileigh Meyer Finals Champion – Audrey Thibodeaux SR CLOVER Year End Champion – Amy 2ndOhrt– Emma Hayden 3rd – Ava Lucas 4th – Gracen Harman 5th – Clayann Holbrook 6th – Kaci Haschke Finals Champion – Gracen Harman STEER WRESTLING Year End Champion – Colin 2ndFox – Barrett Shelton Finals Champion – Colin Fox SUB JR BREAKAWAY Year End Champion – Jaxon 2ndWahlberg–Khiley Everett 3rd – Lucy Jo Leopold 4th – Brooke Baranowski 5th / 6th – Parker Sciba & Brynn Hinton Finals Champion – Khiley Everett JR BOYS BREAKAWAY Year End Champion - Stetson 2ndSprings–Bryce Ehlinger 3rd – Bill Cody Odell 4th – Craig Sciba 5th – Lane Luetge 6th – Brody Sandoval Finals Champion – Craig Sciba JR GIRLS BREAKAWAY Year End Champion – Audrey 2ndThibodeaux–Mattie – Cash Mueller 3rd – Madyson Mansel 4th – Kaitlyn Torres 5th – Emma Ivie 6th – Ryan Farrell Finals Champion – Natileigh Meyer SR GIRLS BREAKAWAY Year End Champion – Kaylie 2ndGarza– Amy Ohrt 3rd – Rebecca Cox 4th – Kynlee Stevens 5th – Bradi Freeman 6th – Kary Lanier Finals Champion – Kynlee Stevens SUB JR FIGURE 8 Year End Champion – Khiley 2ndEverett–Lucy Jo Leopold 3rd – Brooke Baranowski 4th – Jacie Wahlberg 5th – Jaxon Wahlberg 6th – Raelynn Cox Finals Champion – Dusky Hall JR FIGURE 8 Year End Champion – Audrey 4th3rd2ndThibodeaux–RyanFarrell–BellaSciba–EmmaIvie ALL AROUND COWGIRL YEAR END: Sub Jr – Khiley Everett Jr. – Emma Ivie Sr. – Amy Ohrt ALL AROUND COWBOY YEAR END: Sub Jr – Jaxon Wahlberg Jr. - Bryce Ehlinger Sr. – JT Garcia ALL AROUND COWGIRL FINALS RODEO: Sub Jr – Lucy Jo Leopold Jr. – Emma Ivie Sr. – Amy Ohrt ALL AROUND COWBOY FINALS RODEO: Sub Jr. – Parker Sciba Jr. – Bill Cody Odell Sr. – Braxton Baranowski SUB JR POLES Year End Champion: Khiley 2ndEverett–Brooke Baranowski 3rd – Jacie Wahlberg 4th – Lucy Jo Leopold 5th – Cameron Crawford 6th – Raelynn Cox Finals Champion – Khiley Everett JR POLES Year End Champion – Emma 2ndIvie – Ryan Farrell Finals 2022
The Rodeo Sports Journal - Page 8 September 2022 5th – Natileigh Meyer 6th – Bristol Freeman Finals Champion – Audrey Thibodeaux JR RIBBON ROPING ROPER Year End Champion – Stetson 2ndSprings–Bryce Ehlinger 3rd – Bill Cody Odell 4th – Hudson Hermes 5th – Kaitlyn Torres 6th – Craig Sciba RUNNER Year End Champion – Kaitlyn 2ndTorres–Mattie Cash Mueller 3rd – Natalie Ohrt 4th – Emma Ivie 5th – Bella Sciba 6th – Craig Sciba Finals Champion Team – Bryce Ehlinger & Kaitlyn Torres SR RIBBON ROPING ROPER Year End Champion – J.T. 2ndGarcia–Amy Ohrt 3rd – Braxton Baranowski 4th – Joseph Villareal 5th – Barrett Shelton 6th – Colin Fox RUNNER Year End Champion – Emma 2ndHayden–Jolie Watson 3rd – Amy Ohrt 4th – Rebecca Cox 5th – Kaylie Garza 6th – Lia Eller Finals Champion Team –Braxton Baranowski & Jolie Watson JR GIRLS GOAT TYING Year End Champion – Emma Ivie 2nd – Bella Sciba 3rd – Natalie Ohrt 4th – Adalyn Stoll 5th – Tawni Shelton 6th – Kaitlyn Torres Finals Champion – Natalie Ohrt JR BOYS GOAT TYING Year End Champion – Craig 2ndSciba– Bill Cody Odell 3rd – Stetson Springs 4th – Bryce Ehlinger 5th – Wyatt Hairell 6th – Bleu Watson Finals Champion – Craig Sciba SR GOAT TYING Year End Champion – Amy 2ndOhrt– Kynlee Stevens 3rd – Jolie Watson 4th – Kaylie Garza 5th – Rebecca Cox 6th – Audrey Elizalde Finals Champion – Jolie Watson TEAM HEADERROPING Year End Champion – Riley 2ndShelton–Colin Fox 3rd – Dane Knocke 4th – Amy Ohrt 5th – Bryce Ehlinger 6th – Adan Santos HEELER Year End Champion – Jayden 2ndCisneros–J.T. Garcia 3rd – Wyatt Leopold 4th – Joseph Villareal 5th – Stetson Springs 6th – Braxton Baranowski Finals Champion Team –Kaylie Garza & Stetson Springs J.T. Garcia, Amy Ohrt, Bryce Ehlinger, Emma Ivie, Jaxon Wahlburg, & Lucy Leupold- Year End All Around Winners
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Sterling saves bull rider Blake Wilson at the 69th Annual Old Settlers Reunion and Rodeo in Plains, Tx Photo by: Paul Roberts Photography
Pre Enter Online 8/26/22 www.enterthealley.com/McMinn Payment required at time Draw will be posted on Enter until last 25 day of Books by Twisted Sisters NO LATE FEES ~ CASH Stalls and RV Hookups FMI: Tiffani Wooten 785 jmcminnscholarship@yahoo.com www.mcminnmemorial.org Pending Approval 9th Annual Exhibitions 9 11AM $5 Slack Section 11 1PM Exhibitions 1 6:45 PM $5 Warm Up Race 7:00PM $1,500 Added 5D Open $40 3D Youth (18 & under) $30 3D Future Champs (8 & under) $20 Senior Incentive $20 Adult Incentive $20 $10 Processing fee Per Rider All classes ran together Saturday, September 24th Books Open 7AM Exhibitions 7:00 10:00AM $5 ea. Race starts: 10:30 AM All classes ran together $10,000 Future Fortunes Open Bonus Money $7,500 Added TQHA Stallion Stakes $6,500 Added 5D Open $40 $1,000 Added 5D Youth (18 & under) $35 $500 Added 2D Futurity $60 $300 Added 3D High Stakes $100 90% Payout $250 Added 3D Adult (18 49) $20 $250 Added 3D Senior (50 & over) $20 3D Future Champs (8 and under) $20 $10 Processing Fee Per Rider Friday, September 23rd Lone Star Expo Center 9055 Airport Rd., Conroe, TX 77303 All proceeds go to the Jeanine McMinn Scholarship Fund
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On August 5, 2022, twenty-five national qualifiers from the Texas Junior High Rodeo Association were granted the opportunity of a lifetime. The contestants and their families took a trip to the Texas State Capitol where they were welcomed by Governor Greg Abbott and District 18 State Representative, Ernest Bailes. The lady behind the scenes who helped coordinate this event, Rachel Odell, says, “The (THSRA) National Team has gone before... But, this is the first time junior high has gone.”
visits the Texas State Capitol and meets Governor Greg Abbott
Odell states that Representative Bailes and his staff offered a first class experience for the young cowboys and cowgirls. They planned a day that consisted of everything from sitting in the Supreme Court Justices’ chair to being escorted to the floor of the House Chamber. According to Odell, being admitted to the House Chamber floor is a unique opportunity because one must only be permitted by escort of a House Member. Not only did the contestants gain insight as to what happens within the walls they were standing between, but they were also able to have conversations with Representative Bailes about all things rodeo and agriculture. Representative Bailes is no stranger to farming and ranching. In fact, he makes part of his living in agricultural production. He was able to effectively communicate with the contestants and their families the issues that he faces in his position. “The bills that he discussed with the team and the examples he used resonated with the members of the team,” proclaims Odell. Because of his powerful communication, he was able to instill into the group an eagerness to get involved in political activities. Representative Bailes was the epitome of a proper host and made sure the experience was unforgettable even though Governor Abbott was unable to greatly participate. Unfortunately, Governor Abbott had some important business to tend to that day and was absent for a majority of the visit. However, the kids still managed to steal a couple moments with him to present him with a 100x silver belly hat with his name stamped on the inside. This hat was graciously donated by American Hat Company.
“We were really excited to give him a gift because he is the only reason we were able to have a state finals in 2020 (during Covid-19),” says Odell. The trip ended with a TJHRA National Team picture with Governor Abbott holding the team’s trophy front and center. Odell believes that the trip had a positive impact on the contestants and their families and hopes to continue going back to Austin in the following years. She claims that in the midst of their busy day, she hopes the contestants took away some valuable information and obtained memories that they will remember for years to come.Article written by: Tylie McDonlad
Clockwise from top: Gov. Abbott ask questions to members of the TJHRA, Gov. Abbott and Rep. Bailes take picture with TJHRA and championship trophy, group picture outside the State Capitol, Group picture on the floor of the House Chamber, Members listen to Rep. Bailes as he speaks on key issues affecting rodeo and agriculture.
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Photo by: Paul Roberts Photography
Post Stampede Rodeo in Post, Tx has always stood out as one of the best rodeo’s in Texas. Part of that success comes from barrel man and funny guy, Cameron Keeton. For over 20 years, Cameron Keeton has been a huge part of Post Stampede Rodeo. He has fought bulls, entertained thousands of fans and was always funny and friendly. This year, Keeton is retiring. He will be missed by the fans and friends he has made along the way and we wish him nothing but happiness in his retirement.
Happy Retirement, Cameron Keeton!!
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The Rodeo Sports Journal - Page 17 September 2022 Todd Roulston 979-877-8101 P.O. Box 132 Bleiblerville, TX 78931 www.westernrockllc.com 31110 Waller-Tomball Road Elizabeth - Ray - Kory 936-931-3804 Fax: 936-372-5940 westernrockllc@sbcglobal.net P.O. Box 846 Waller, TX 77484 MASTER MADE FEEDS AAA HAY Grapevine, Tx 76051 817-481-2321 Mastermadefeeds.com Email: THEMASTERMADEFEEDS@GMAIL.COM Year round buyers & sellers of Top Quality Horse hay Delivery Available, Call Mitch 817-946-8249 R & M Rodeo Photos 8275 Wheelock Hall Rd. Hearne, TX 77859 979-589-1579 Memories, Friends & 8 x 10’s Call to place your ad here: 832-866-6573
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#1-August 19-21 – Bryan #2 Sept.16,17 Edna #3- October 21,22- Bellville #4- November 11,12 - Hitchcock #5- November 18,19- Halletsville #6- January 13.14 ,2023- Hitchcock #7- February 10,11- Giddings #8- February 24,25 Rosenberg #9- March 10-12 Gonzales #10- April 21,22- Caldwell #11- May 5,6 Giddings #12- May 12,13,14- Edna June 13-17– YRA Finals – Edna The 2022-2023 rodeo year is the 51st Anniversary of the YRA. To qualify for the Finals you only have to enter 6 rodeos in each event you wish to compete in at finals. Membership Applications, Entry Blanks and the Schedule are available on the YRA website: www.yratx.com or call 713501-8843. $100 membership and NO RAFFLE TICKETS. NEVER too late to join or enter! 2022 Awards: 4 – Aluminum Trailers, 66 Saddles, 180 Belt Buckles, and Scholarships, $240,000 in prizes and scholarships Friday Perf @ 7:00 PM | Saturday Perf @ 11:00 *Short Go @ 10:00 am for #1, #9, #12 Church at 9:00AM | Roughstock only at #1, #9, #12 Mail in Only
Age Groups (as of 9/1/22) PeeWee: ages 8 & under Sub Junior: ages 9 – 12 Juniors: ages 13 – 15 Seniors: ages 16 – 19
Sub Jr. Boys Breakaway (Boys, 12 & under)
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Sub. Jr. Ribbons (Boys & Girls, 12 & under) Jr. Ribbons (Boys 13 - 15) PeeWee Figure 8s (Boys & Girls, 8 & under)
Sub Jr. Poles (Boys & Girls, 9 - 12) Jr. Poles Girls (13 - 15) Sr. Poles Girls (16 - 19) Sub Jr. Tiedown (Boys, 12 & under) Jr. Tiedown Boys (15 & under) Sr. Tiedown Boys (16 - 19) Jackpot Tiedown (16-19) PeeWee Barrels (Boys & Girls, 8 & under)
Sub Jr. Goat Tying (Boys & Girls, 12 & under) Jr. Goat Tying (Girls, 13 - 15) Sr. Goat Tying (Girls, 16 - 19)
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Bareback Boys (15 - 19) Calf Riding (9 & under) Steer Riding Boys (10 - 14) Bull Riding Boys (15 - 19) PeeWee Poles (Boys & Girls, 8 & under)
The Rodeo Sports Journal - Page 19 September 2022 STATE FAIR OF TEXAS TO HOST THE 2022
“I really appreciate the staff of the State Fair, their long hours, and hard work to put this deal together,” said Jerry P. Hill of the United Professional Rodeo Association. “Our board of directors, members, stock contractors, personnel, and rodeo committees have worked so hard to better the association and the sport of rodeo. It takes a lot of work to put together a project of this size, and we are excited for our contestants, stock contractors, committees, and personnel. This is the beginning of another great chapter of rodeo in Texas.
The top 15 contestants in bareback riding, ladies barrel racing, saddle bronc riding, steer wrestling, tie-down roping, team roping, women’s breakaway roping, and bull riding, along with the highestranking rookie in each category, will compete for more than $200,000.
UNITED PROFESSIONAL RODEO ASSOCIATION YEAR-END FINALE
Each performance will feature eight contestants nightly, with all contestants competing on Saturday –either in the matinee or evening performance. The event will feature three rounds with plans of moving to additional rounds in the future. Champions will be crowned on the arena floor immediately following the final Contestantsperformance.canfind more information at www. urodeo.com. The 2022 State Fair of Texas, running September 30 through October 23, 2022, will welcome fairgoers to the UPRA Year-End Finale as well as various other rodeo events on each of the weekends during the Fair.
The State Fair will be a great home for the UPRA finals.”
By: Delaney Granberry
Clint Lindenfeld at the Post Stampede Rodeo UPRA Paul Roberts Photography
The rodeo will take place during the 2022 State Fair of Texas in the historic Fair Park Coliseum, home of the first National Finals Rodeo in 1959. The UPRA Year-End Finale Rodeo will feature six performances starting Tuesday, October 18, and running through Saturday, October 22 at 6:30 p.m. with an additional performance at 2:00 p.m. on “TheSaturday.Fair is incredibly honored to be hosting such a prestigious event,” said Daryl Real, senior vice president of agriculture and livestock for the State Fair of Texas. “Last year Fair Park Coliseum was the host to UPRA Texas Regional Series Finale and bringing the Year-End Finale of the UPRA this year provides an opportunity for fairgoers to witness the best rodeo has to offer. We’re beyond proud to be the new home of the UPRA Year-End Finale.”
The State Fair of Texas is proud to welcome the Year-End Finale of the United Professional Rodeo Association (UPRA) to the Fair Park Coliseum this October as part of the Fair’s rodeo lineup. The UPRA Year-End Finals will feature several rodeo events that are open to the public, along with a Hall of Fame induction ceremony and the crowning of Miss UPRA. This will be the first time the UPRA finals have been held outside of Sulphur Springs since 1979.
Sept 2nd, JB Wells Park Gonzales, Tx. Two Dumb Blondes Productions BBR
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Youth Rodeos September 6th, 13th, 20th, & 27th at Kloecker Arena in Roans Prairie, 3W Roping Productions 2 for $85, can enter twice, Added money each week. Books open @ 6:30, Rope @ 7:30pm FMI: 936-661-7409.
The Rodeo Sports Journal - Page 20 September 2022 Calendar of Events All events listings are free. Deadline is 15th of the preceding month Submissions may be emailed to:
Sept 21st, Brackenridge Main Event Center, Edna Tx. Two Dumb Blondes Productions BBR
Sept 3rd & 4th, South Texas Tour Labor Day Weekend. JB Wells Covered Arena, Gonazles, TX. Saturday ropings will be #10.5 over 40, #10.5 drawpot, #11.5 drawpot, & #13.5 slide drawpot. Sunday ropings will be #7 drawpot, #8.5 drawpot and #9.5 Trophy Saddles, buckles, and money guaranteed. Ronnie at the TYRA finals Tx.
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Sept 27th Premier Calf Roping & Barrel Racing, Lee Co Sheriff Posse Arena, Tx. FMI: 979-
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Team Ropings Ladies Breakaway
Sept 13th Premier Calf Roping & Barrel Racing, Lee Co Sheriff Posse Arena, Giddings Tx. FMI: 979716-0222
Barrel
Sept 16th & 17th, Youth Rodeo Association, Edna Tx. Call in September 13th 713-501-8843
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September 24th, Next Generation Jr Calf roping BKWY, Waller Coun ty Fairgrounds Books open 7am, rope @10am 10/U, 12/U, 13-15, and $15016-19,entry fee Call In Sept 20th 4-8pm (510) 967-2943 Walk Ups wel come, May enter 2x FMI: 254-424-4095
September 25th, Next Generation Jr Calf rop ing TIEDOWN, Waller County Fairgrounds Books open 7am, rope @10am 12/U, 13-15, and 16-19 $150 entry fee Call In Sept 20th 4-8pm (510) 967-2943 Walk Ups wel come, May enter 2x FMI: 254-424-4095
Sept 23rd, Next Generation Open Barrel Race, Waller County Fairgrounds Books open @ 3:30, close at 7pm. Exhibitions 4pm-6:45pm. Open starts at 7:30pm $55 entry fee, $10 office charge FMI: Lawrence 254-4244095 Sept 23rd & 24th, Lone Star Expo in Conroe, Tx Jeanine McMinn Memorial Pre enter online 08/26 thru 09/17 mcminnmemorial.orgyahoo.comjmcminnscholarship@Wootenofonsitecom/McMinnwww.enterthealley.orenteruntillast25dayrace.FMI:Tiffani785-694-3419ororwww.
