ProRodeo Sports News - November 17, 1999

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Scott Breding and Kagan Sirett, 77, $32t; t 9. 6;"; Coby Wheeldon and Hank Reece, 75, $gO. Calf roping: First round: 1. (tie) Clay Cerny and Blair Burk, 8.9 seconds, $978 each; 3. Neal Felton, 9.1, $701;4. Jim Powers,9.6,9517; 5. Johnny Sloan, 9.9, $332; 6. (tie) Seth Hopper and Trent Walls, 11 .3, $92. Second round: 1 . Trent Walts, 8.1 seconds, $1,070;2. Fred Whitfield, 8.5, $886; 3. (tie) Brad coodrich and Tony Reina, 8.6, 9609; 5. Johnny Sloan, 8.8, 9332; 6. Jeff Coetho, 9.6, $185. Average: 1. Johnny Sloan, 19.7 seconds on two head, $1 ,070; 2. Trent Wails, 1 9.4, 98g6; 3. Clay Cerny, 19.6, $701;4. Btair Burk, 19.9, 9517; 5. Brad Goodrich,20.1, g3g2;6. Jim powers,2O.4, $1 85. Steer wrestling: First tound: 1. T.W. parker, 4.1 seconds, $1,426;2. (tie) Craig Smith and Chad Hagan, 4.2, $1 ,058; 4. (tie) Tygh Campbeil, Tommy Cook and Jody Brown, 4-6, $4S9. Second round: 1. (tie) Mickey Gee and Erik Johnson, 3.8, $1,303 each; 3. Ricky Huddleston, 4.0, $935; 4. T.W. Parke\ 4.1 , $689; 5. (tie) Craig Smirh and Steve Cu/'tin,4.2, $344. Average: 1. T.W. parker, 9.2 seconds on two head, 91,426; 2. Craig Smith, 9.4, $1,180; 3. Tygh Campbell,9.O, g93s; 4. Erik Johnson, 9.3, 9689; 5. Brad cleason, 9.6, $443; 6. Tommy Cook, 9.8, $246. Team roping: First round3 1. Chance Kelton/Brent Lockett, 5.0 seconds, 91,01 0 each; 2. Fred Whitfield/Nick Rowland, 5.S, 9757; 3. Blair BurUTrevor Brazite, 5.6, $505;4. Willy Hart/Will Schmidt, 5.7,5252. Second round: i. Richard Eiguren/Bucky Campbell, 4.4 seconds, g1 ,010 each; 2. Mark SimorVBobby Harris, 5.S, $757; g. Chance Kelton/Brent Lockett, 5.6, 9505; 4. Jake Barnes/Cody Cowden, 5.7,$252. Average: 1. Chance Kelton/Brent Lockett, 10.6 seconds on two head, $1,010 each; 2. Willy HarUWiil Schmidt, 1 1 .9, $757; 3. Jake Barnes/Cody Cowden, 1 2.8, $505; 4. Richard Eiguren/BuckyCampbell, 19.2, $2s2. Barrel racing: 1. Mary Aller, 17.10 seconds, $1,677 ; 2. Rachael Myllymaki, 1 7.26, $1,438; 3. Talina Bird, 17.27,$1,199;4. Debbie Renger, 17.31, $1,038;5. Katie Mccoin, 17.99, $7-99; 6. Angie Meadors, 17.37, 9639; 7. Lisa Schefier, 17.52,$479i 8. SherryCervi, 17.SS, gg19;9. Chris Holmes, 17.57,24O;1 0. Tanya Jones, 1 7.63, $1 60. _ .. Tgtal payofi: $75,870; Rodeo secretary: Edie Longfellow; Stock contractors: Flying S lgdeo, Big Bend Rodeo, Smith patmer Catfle; OJficials: Bryan McDonald and Atan McRae; Timers: Myrna Weber and Ellen pederson; Announcer: Zoop Dove; Glowns/Bullfighiers: Rowdy Barry and Leon Coffee; Barrelmin: Flint Rasmussen; Flankman: Brian Starkey; pickup menr Mike Corey and Chad Hutsell.

Sporr-rcHT Ramsey earns Frost scholarship

But Kelton and Lockett raised some eyebrows when they stuck to their typi- cal rodeo schedule. No panic, no running through arenas dragging rope bags and tucking in shirts. "We like to be able to ride our own horses," Kelton said. "When you fly, you really don't give yourself the best chance that way." Ironically, Lockett has won all his late-season cash aboard younger brother Kyle's roan horse. "After I rode him a couple times I didn't want to give him back, so I kind of had to talk him out of it," he said. Lockett summed up the attitude that,s shoved this team back into the world title hunt. "I just know that each steer's awful important, so I just go at them one at a time, you know? That seems to be work- ing okay." Columbia River pro Rodeo Association Pasco, Wash,, Oct. 28-30 Bareback riding: 1. Bobby Mote, 83 points on Big Bend Rodeo Company's Skoal's Arnie Oakley, $2,1 80; 2. Todd Pierce, 81, $1 ,672; 3. Rocky Steagall, 80, $1,235;4. Cody Demers, 79, 9799; 5. Larry Sandvick, 78, $S09; 6. (tie) Chris Harris and Darren Clarke,77,$327;8. (tie) Chuck Logue, Bill Boyd and Mike Hammer, 76,979. Saddle bronc riding: 1. Ryan Mapston, 79 points on Flying S Rodeo's Katy Bar The Door, $2,343; 2. (tie) Ryan Etsehere and Gary Atger, 78, $1,562; 4. (tie) Dan Mortensen and J.T. Hitah, 77, $703; 6. (tie) Charley Gardner and Billy Etbauer, 76, $351; 8. (tie) Robert Etbauer, Jess ldlartin, Johnny Hammack, Steve Dollarhide and Jerad McFarlane, 75, $47. _ Bull riding: 1. Cory McFadden, g7 points on Big Bend Rodeo Company's Unforgiven, $2,1 64; 2. - (tie) Dan Wolfe and Harley Reece, 82, 91,443; 4. Gregory Potter, 81 , $801; S. Justin Daugherty, 79, $561; 5. Jefi Rupert, 78, $481 ; 7. (tie; nex Rirtttips,

ZJa iffany Ramsev of Findlav, I Ohio, is the recipient of the I 1999 Lane Frost Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship has been awarded to a student each of the past nine years by the Rodeo Cowboy Alumni. Ramsey, 19, attends Findlay High School and has a 3.8 grade-point - average . Her favorite activities are track and rodeo, and she qualified for the 1996 Junior Olympics in the I00- meter dash and javelin. She has competed in pole bending and barrel racing in high school and- at the National High School Finals in Gillette, Wyo. Ramsey plans to attend Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Texas, and major in secondary educa- tion. Kent Sturman, National High School Rodeo Association secretary and general manager, presented the award to Ramsey. It included a paint- ing of Frost in action. Ramsey said she wasn't expect- ing to have her name called when the $4,000 scholarship was announced. "I was-sitting in the stands talking tnd -y friends," she said. ..Being - lgm Ohio and a cowgirl,I thought I'd win $250, and I would have 6een happy with that. *The announcer started talking about Lane Frost and I started tJp"y attention. I started cry'lng when he

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said my name." Ramsey just completed her first semester on the rodeo team at Tarleton State University, and she's thankful to the Rodeo Cowboy Alumni for helping her get to Stephenville . "I've won barrel races and been at the top, but this is the most impor- tant thing that has happened to me,' she said. "I never could've gotten to Tarleton if I didn't win it." Ramsey's long-term goals include competing in the Women's Professional Rodeo Association and the National Finals Rodeo. College Narional Finals Rodeo Timed Event Galfle Bids Now Being Accepted Gollege National Finals Rodeo Gasper, UUY June 13-171 2OOO The National lntercollegiate Rodeo Association will accept proposals for the cattle contract for the 2000 CNFR. Details are available by calling (509) S29- 4402. All proposals are due by November 29, 1999, in the NIRA office.

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