2023 ROPING DIVISION STANDINGS WORLD STANDINGS Unofficial as of February 9, 2023 *2022 World Champion **2022 National Champion ALL-AROUND – NO RANKINGS AT THIS TIME * Sarah Angelone Lipan, TX not ranked BREAKAWAY 1. Cheyanne Guillory Kingston, OK $41,250 2. Martha Angelone Stephenville, TX $34,300 3. Shelby Boisjoli Stephenville, TX $25,101 4. Sawyer Gilbert Buffalo, SD $21,350 5. Jordan Jo Hollabaugh Canyon, TX $17,833 6. Danielle Lowman Gilbert, AZ $16,772 7. Sarah Angelone Lipan, TX $11,805 8. Taylor Hanchey Carmine, TX $10,000 9. Samantha Fulton Miller, SD $9,500 10. Haliegh Grant Santa Maria, CA $9,320 11. Hali Williams Comanche, TX $8,886 12. Jackie Crawford Stephenville, TX $7,315 13. Heather McLaughlin Ernelle, AL $6,877 14. Hope Thompson Abilene, TX $6,370 15. Brooke Ladner Poplarville, MS $5,792 **21. Josie Conner Iowa, LA $4,968 TEAM ROPING – HEADING 1. Sarah Angelone Lipan, TX $5,377 2. Beverly Robbins Tuscumbia, AL $2,968 3. Kayelen Helton Stephenville, TX $2,025 4. Liz Hirdes Turlock, CA $890 5. Bailey Gubert Hungerford, TX $750 6. Kyla Stamps Harwood, TX $700 7. Martha Angelone Stephenville, TX $660 8. Jackie Crawford Stephenville, TX $560 9. Rylie Smith Whitsett, TX $400 10. Delaney Kunau Declo, ID $150 11. Kelsey King Honey Brook, PA $134 * Hope Thompson Abilene, TX not ranked TEAM ROPING – HEELING *1. Lorraine Moreno Mathis, TX $3,094 2. Annette Stahl Salt Flat, TX $2025 3. Danielle Lowman Gilbert, AZ $560 4. Suzanne Williams Standish, CA $75 5. Kelley Moss Hume, VA $50 6. Kelsey King Honey Brook, PA $34 TIE-DOWN ROPING 1. Cheyenne Chamberlain Fort Ann, NY $112 *Tanegai Zilverberg Holabird, SD not ranked
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Knight estimates she pulled checks at almost 80 percent of the WPRA Montana Circuit rodeos she entered in 2022. That included wins at Dillon, Plains, Circle and Big Fork and top-four finishes at nine other rodeos. There might be longer road trips for her and Oakley in 2023. “I tell myself I’m going to rodeo more, branch out,” Knight said. “People in my corner supporting me have reached out to tell me, ‘With a horse like that, you have to run him.’ “With a horse like that you have to use him while you can.” With Oakley by her side of course.
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“That horse was tough to figure out,” she said of the nine-year-old brown bay by Ray Jay Boon and out of Fancy Smoke Gal. “We just had to get more consistent with the starts more than anything and with breakaway roping, the start, that’s everything.” Ogren saw progress during the summer but needed some late- summer checks to qualify for the MPRF. The Montana cowgirl teaches roping schools with an emphasis on the mental approach. She follows the “MIT” approach…Most Important Task in her daily life. Ogren also keeps a list of goals in her pocket. One of those included winning the average for the Montana Circuit. The list will have to be updated as she plans her 2023. “That’s the big question, for sure,” Ogren said. “We’ll have to see our schedule and will have to figure out what we’re doing with life. “Winning just gave me a really good feeling and makes you more credible when teaching the schools. It’s nice when you’re work pays off.”
2022 WPRA ALL-AROUND WORLD CHAMPION – SARAH ANGELONE
WPRA photos by James Phifer, Rodeobum.com
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