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Results District 1 JR High California High School Rodeo Association Rodeo # 3 Held in McArthur, CA

JR High California High School Rodeo Association rodeo # 3 ~ October 7, 2023 
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JR HIGH SADDLE BRONC STEER RIDING 2 entered

1 Levi Andrews, Orland 55

JR HIGH BULL RIDING 1 entered

No score

JR HIGH BAREBACK STEER RIDING no entries

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JR HIGH TIE DOWN ROPING 6 entered

1 Levi Andrews, Orland 12.76

2 George Boles, Orland 16.72

3 Caleb Gonzales, Standish 24.34

JR HIGH BOYS BREAKAWAY ROPNG 15 entered

1 Max Cohn, Tehama 3.14

2 Clinton Earley, Oroville 4.21

3 Flint Moyles, Etna 5.26

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4 Colt Bray, Etna 6.11

5 Colby Knoll, 6.65

6 Darren McDonald, Vacaville 7.79

7 Royce Ginochio 8.32

8 Cole Hannah, Likely 18.61

JR HIGH CHUTE DOGGING 13 entered

1 Dalton Vandeburgh, Cottonwood 3.40

2 Jack Kerr, Red Bluff 4.29

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3 Cole Hannah, Likely 4.52

4 George Boles, Orland 5.94

5 Bodie Kingdon, Taylorsville 11.82

6 Levi Andrews, Orland 14.59

7 Trenton McGrew, Vacaville 16.65

8 Carson Cash, Montague 22.22

9 Tucker Martson, Biggs 25.25

JR HIGH BOYS GOAT TYING 16 entered

1 Trenton McGrew, Vacaville 12.70

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2 Levi Andrews, Orland 13.80

3 Bodie Kingdon, Taylosville 14.41

4 George Boles, Orland 14.48

5 Tucker Martson, Biggs 15.00

6 Colt Bray, Etna 16.79

7 Carson Cash, Montague 16.81

8 Darren McDonald, Vacaville 17.10

9 Jake McGrew, Vacaville 17.80

10 Roper Ayres, Klamath Falls, OR 17.97

JR HIGH TEAM ROPING 18 teams entered

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1 Colt Bray, Montague & Carson Cash, Montague 14.48

2 Colby Knoll, & Royce Ginochio 17.02

3 Trenton McGrew, Vacaville & Darren McDonald, Vacaville 18.64

4 George Boles, Orland & Dalton Vandeburgh, Cottonwood 18.94

5 Jack Kerr, Red Bluff & Jordyn Staley, Cottonwood 19.94

6 Avery Davis, Orland & L J Kanakis, Corning 27.53

7 Kaydin Gleason, & Ghost Flint Moyles 28.67

8 Tessa Heffernan, Fort Jones & Scarlett Hansen, Fort Jones 32.47

JR HIGH POLE BENDING 30 entered

1 Brooklynn Jimenez, Crescent City 21.287

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2 Brooklyn Mueller, Red Bluff 21.359

3 Sadie Vandeburgh, Cottonwood 21.799

4 Alyssa Molina, Gerber 22.546

5 Emery McGrew, Vacaville 22.866

6 Tessa Heffernan, Fort Jones 23.149

7 Rylee Ayres, Klamath Falls, OR 24.251

8 Macy Benson, Alturas 25.179

9 Sofia Portillo, 25.285

10 Isabella Brown, Etna 25.797

JR HIGH GIRLS GOAT TYING 31 entered

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1 Jordyn Staley, Cottonwood 10.51

2 Rylan Gardner, Elk Creek 11.52

3 Emery McGrew, Vacaville 12.06

4 Ellie Milne, Orland 12.27

5 Reese Milne, Orland 13.06

6 Tessa Heffernan, Fort Jones 13.34

7 Raegan Johnson, Oroville 13.59

8 Alyssa Molina, Gerber 13.69

9 Kendall Murdaugh, 13.75

10 Rylee Ayres, Klamath Falls, OR 14.05

JH HIGH GIRLS BREAKAWAY ROPING 20 entered

1 Jordyn Staley, Cottonwood 3.69

2 Brylee Small, Fall River Mills 3.74

3 JJ Heffernan, Fort Jones 4.97

4 Rylan Gardner, Elk Creek 5.83

5 Hayden Hansen, Fort Jones 6.00

6 Paisley Burnette, 8.11

JR HIGH BARREL RACING 29 entered

1 Jordyn Staley, Cottonwood 18.240

2 Brylee Small, Fall River Mills 18.464

3 Brooklyn Mueller, Red Bluff 18.930

4 Brynna Skeeters, Medford, OR 18.944

5 JJ Heffernan, Fort Jones 18.962

6 Rylee Ayres, Klamath Falls, OR 18.992

7 Paisley Burnette, 18.997

8 Sadie Vandeburgh, Cottonwood 19.058

9 Peyton Bartneck, Etna 19.062

10 Kaydin Gleason, 19.071

JR HIGH RIBBON ROPING 18 teams entered

1 Carson Cash, Montague & Shayna Gomes, Etna 10.46

2 Jack Kerr, Red Bluff & JJ Heffernan, Fort Jones 12.54

3 Max Cohn, Tehama & Avery Davis, Orland 12.55

4 George Boles, Orland & Jordyn Staley, Cottonwood 13.98

5 Tucker Martson, Biggs & Raegan Johnson, Oroville 14.64

6 Levi Andrews, Orland & Rylan Gardner, Elk Creek 14.86

7 Clinton Earley, Oroville & Brielyn LaFayette, 16.65

8 Colby Knoll, & Brooklyn Mueller, Red Bluff 16.89

9 Caleb Gonzales, Standish & Tessa Heffernan, Fort Jones 19.43

10 Colt Bray, Montague & Hayden Hansen, Fort Jones 24.53

Rodeo, # 4 was October 8, 2023


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