Weatherford College’s women’s rodeo team earned reserve champion honors and the Coyotes recorded top finishes in nearly every event at their WC Lone Star Region Rodeo Oct. 9-10 at the Parker County Sheriff’s Posse Arena.
WC’s highest finish came in team roping, where WC’s Ryder Volf and Copper Young of Angelo State University captured the championship. The duo opened with a 7.1-second run before winning the short round in 5.6 seconds to claim the average title with a two-head total of 12.7 seconds. Samuel Windon (Tarleton State University) and WC’s Dean Snyder finished second overall with a 13.1 on two.
Gentry Goza led the women’s team in breakaway roping, placing second overall with a two-head time of 5.2 seconds. Teammate Kaydence Tindall placed sixth overall, while McKinley Croffut and Kenna Thomas also earned top-10 finishes.
Jase Stout turned in one of the weekend’s strongest performances in saddle bronc riding. After finishing fourth in the long round, he posted an 82-point ride in the finals to secure second place overall with 162 points on two head. Shane Scott added a ninth-place finish despite an injury in the short round.
Kenna Thomas took third in goat tying after a 7.2-second finish in the long round and a 6.9 in the short round. Alexis Hutchings finished fourth overall, and Kinley Shook placed sixth.
Additional top performers for Weatherford College included:
The Coyotes now turn their attention to the Angelo State University Rodeo in San Angelo, scheduled for Oct. 22-24.
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