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Top 15 Qualifiers For The National Finals Rodeo 2018

NFR Qualifiers – Barrel Racing

NFR (National Finals Rodeo) fans will be highly appreciated to learn the top 15 qualify for the NFR 2018 in accordance with the PRCA and WPRA‘s standings which are updated as of October 1st, 2018. The Las Vegas NFR 2018 will be held at the Thomas & Mack Arena from December 6–15, 2018.

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Congratulations to all the cowboys and cowgirls who have finished the season in the top 15 of the PRCA and WPRA’s standings in seven main events: steer wrestling, team roping, saddle bronc riding, tie-down roping, bareback riding, barrel racing, and bull riding.

National Finals Rodeo Qualifiers – Barrel Racing

Congrats! to the ladies who have completed the season in the top 15 of the WPRA Barrel Racing standings 2018. Here are the top 15 cowgirls list who are headed to the 2018 National Finals Rodeo Barrel Racing (notwithstanding if WPRA has updated the standings we will correct them):

NFR Qualifiers – Barrel Racing

1. Hailey Kinsel – Cotulla, TX ($192,834)

2. Nellie Miller – Cottonwood, CA ($146,826)

3. Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi – Victoria, TX ($137,267)

4. Lisa Lockhart – Oelrichs, SD ($123,515)

5. Stevi Hillman – Weatherford, TX ($110,232)

6. Taci Bettis – Round Top, TX ($103,692)

7. Kylie Weast – Comanche, OK ($101,715)

8. Jessica Routier – Buffalo, SD ($98,704)

9. Ivy Conrado – Hudson, CO ($98,385)

10. Tammy Fischer – Ledbetter, TX ($91,277)

11. Kelly Bruner – Millsap, TX ($90,515)

12. Tracy Nowlin – Nowata, OK ($90,496)

13. Amberleigh Moore – Salem, OR ($89,127)

14. Carman Pozzobon – Aldergrove, BC ($86,947)

15. Jessica Telford – Caldwell, ID ($86,933)

National Finals Rodeo Qualifiers – Bareback Riding

NFR Bareback Riding Qualifiers

Congrats! to the cowboys who have completed the season in the top 15 of the PRCA Bareback standings 2018. Here are the top 15 cowboys list who are headed to the 2018 National Finals Rodeo Bareback Riding (notwithstanding if PRCA has updated the standings we will correct them):

1. Tim O’Connell – Zwingle, IA ($187,250)

2. Caleb Bennett – Tremonton, UT ($172,428)

3. Clayton Biglow – Clements, CA ($135,166)

4. Orin Larsen – Inglis, MB ($130,655)

5. Bill Tutor – Huntsville, TX ($119,835)

6. Richmond Champion – The Woodlands, TX ($119,819)

7. Kaycee Feild – Spanish Fork, UT ($111,022)

8. Steven Dent – Mullen, NE ($109,420)

9. Jake Brown – Cleveland, TX ($101,403)

10. Mason Clements – Springville, UT ($99,536)

11. Tilden Hooper – Carthage, TX ($95,192)

12. Ty Breuer – Mandan, ND ($91,558)

13. Shane O’Connell – Rapid City, SD ($80,163)

14. J.R. Vezain – Cowley, WY ($78,376)

15. Wyatt Denny – Minden, NV ($77,497)

National Finals Rodeo Qualifiers – Steer Wrestling

Congrats! to the cowboys who have completed the season in the top 15 of the PRCA Steer Wrestling standings 2018. Here are the top 15 cowboys list who are headed to the 2018 National Finals Rodeo Steer Wrestling (notwithstanding if PRCA has updated the standings we will correct them):

National Finals Rodeo Steer Wrestling Qualifiers

1. Curtis Cassidy – Donalda, AB ($106,009)

2. Tyler Pearson – Louisville, MS ($97,625)

3. Scott Guenthner – Provost, AB ($92,323)

4. Ty Erickson – Helena, MT ($89,662)

5. Will Lummus – West Point, MS ($86,958)

6. Tanner Brunner – Ramona, KS ($84,527)

7. Hunter Cure – Holliday, TX ($83,711)

8. Bridger Chambers – Stevensville, MT ($81,178)

9. Jacob Talley – keatchie, LA ($80,717)

10. Tyler Waguespack – Gonzales, LA ($79,583)

11. Blake Mindemann – Blanchard, OK ($78,092)

12. Riley Duvall – Checotah, OK ($77,643)

13. Blake Knowles – Heppner, OR ($75,458)

14. Kyle Irwin – Robertsdale, AL ($75,333)

15. Nick Guy – Sparta, WI ($74,706)

National Finals Rodeo Qualifiers – Team Roping (Headers)

Congrats! to the cowboys who have completed the season in the top 15 of the PRCA Team Roping (Headers) standings 2018. Here are the top 15 cowboys list who are headed to the 2018 National Finals Rodeo Team Roping (Headers) (notwithstanding if PRCA has updated the standings we will correct them):

NFR Qualifiers – Team Roping (Headers)

1. Clay Smith – Broken Bow, OK ($115,345)

2. Kaleb Driggers – Hoboken, GA ($114,952)

3. Dustin Egusquiza – Mariana, FL ($106,396)

4. Clay Tryan – Billings, MT ($96,990)

5. Cody Snow – Los Olivos, CA ($91,863)

6. Bubba Buckaloo – Kingston, OK ($88,868)

7. Chad Masters – Cedar Hill, TN ($85,342)

8. Derrick Begay – Seba Dalkai, AZ ($84,837)

9. Aaron Tsinigine – Tuba City, AZ ($84,044)

10. Luke Brown – Rock hill, SC ($83,102)

11. Riley Minor – Ellensburg, WA ($81,554)

12. Tyler Wade – Terrell, TX ($73,145)

13. Erich Rogers – Round Rock, AZ ($68,354)

14. Lane Ivy – Dublin, TX ($67,458)

15. Rhen Richard – Roosevelt, UT ($65,232)

National Finals Rodeo Qualifiers – Team Roping (Heelers)

Congrats! to the cowboys who have completed the season in the top 15 of the PRCA Team Roping (Heelers) standings 2018. Here are the top 15 cowboys list who are headed to the 2018 National Finals Rodeo Team Roping (Heelers) (notwithstanding if PRCA has updated the standings we will correct them):

NFR Qualifiers – Team Roping (Heelers)

1. Junior Nogueira – Burleson, TX ($115,936)

2. Paul Eaves – lonedell, MO ($115,345)

3. Kory Koontz – Stephenville, TX ($106,396)

4. Joseph Harrison – Overbrook, OK ($104,515)

5. Trey Yates – Pueblo, CO ($98,439)

6. Travis Graves – Jay, OK ($93,133)

7. Cory Petska – Marana, AZ ($91,294)

8. Wesley Thorp – Throckmorton, TX ($88,173)

9. Jake Long – Coffeyville, KS ($83,102)

10. Brady Minor – Ellensburg, WA ($80,361)

11. Clint Summers – Lake City, FL ($79,467)

12. Chase Tryan – Helena, MT ($68,284)

13. Cole Davison – Stephenville, TX ($66,252)

14. Buddy Hawkins II – Columbus, KS ($64,451)

15. Quinn Kesler – Holden, UT ($61,349)

National Finals Rodeo Qualifiers – Saddle Bronc Riding

Congrats! to the cowboys who have completed the season in the top 15 of the PRCA Saddle Bronc Riding standings 2018. Here are the top 15 cowboys list who are headed to the 2018 National Finals Rodeo Saddle Bronc Riding (notwithstanding if PRCA has updated the standings we will correct them):

NFR Qualifiers – Saddle Bronc Riding

1. Jacobs Crawley – Boerne, TX ($168,101)

2. Ryder Wright – Beaver, UT ($165,078)

3. Isaac Diaz – Desdemona, TX ($124,740)

4. Rusty Wright – Milford, UT ($123,607)

5. Zeke Thurston – Big Valley, AB ($112,637)

6. Brody Cress – Hillsdale, WY ($111,588)

7. Clay Elliott – Nanton, AB ($104,176)

8. Wade Sundell – Boxholm, IA ($103,309)

9. Cort Scheer – Elsmere, NE ($101,843)

10. Sterling Crawley – Stephenville, TX ($98,748)

11. CoBurn Bradshaw – Beaver, UT ($89,325)

12. Jake Wright – Milford, UT ($81,903)

13. Joey Sonnier – New Iberia, LA ($79,114)

14. Taos Muncy – Corona, NM ($78,790)

15. Chase Brooks – Deer Lodge, MT ($76,141)

National Finals Rodeo Qualifiers – Tie-Down Roping

Congrats! to the cowboys who have completed the season in the top 15 of the PRCA Tie-Down Roping standings 2018. Here are the top 15 cowboys list who are headed to the 2018 National Finals Rodeo Tie-Down Roping (notwithstanding if PRCA has updated the standings we will correct them):

NFR Qualifiers – Tie-Down Roping

1. Shane Hanchey – Sulphur, LA ($136,577)

2. Tuf Cooper – Decatur TX, ($134,768)

3. Tyson Durfey – Brock TX, ($126,518)

4. Jake Pratt – Ellensburg, WA ($94,294)

5. Ryle Smith – Oakdale, CA ($93,768)

6. Trevor Brazile – Decatur, TX ($92,772)

7. Cooper Martin – Alma, KS ($91,938)

8. Caleb Smidt – Bellville, TX ($89,971)

9. Cory Solomon – Prairie View, TX ($86,675)

10. Marty Yates – Stephenville, TX ($86,483)

11. Reese Riemer – Stinnett, TX ($85,428)

12. Matt Shiozawa – Chubbuck, ID ($84,153)

13. Rhen Richard – Roosevelt, UT ($83,373)

14. Sterling Smith – Stephenville, TX ($79,083)

15. Ryan Jarrett – Comanche, OK ($77,552)

National Finals Rodeo Qualifiers – Bull Riding

Congrats! to the cowboys who have completed the season in the top 15 of the PRCA Bull Riding standings 2018. Here are the top 15 cowboys list who are headed to the 2018 National Finals Rodeo Bull Riding (notwithstanding if PRCA has updated the standings we will correct them):

NFR Qualifiers – Bull Riding

1. Sage Kimzey – Strong City, OK ($297,026)

2. Parker Breding – Edgar, MT ($185,476)

3. Dustin Boquet – Bourg, LA ($114,588)

4. Roscoe Jarboe – New Plymouth, ID ($109,737)

5. Chase Dougherty – Canby, OR ($109,349)

6. Jeff Askey – Athens, TX ($107,387)

7. Boudreaux Campbell – Crockett, TX ($106,431)

8. Garrett Tribble – Bristow, OK ($102,226)

9. Tyler Bingham – Honeyville, UT ($101,583)

10. Trey Benton III – Rock Island, TX ($100,932)

11. Cole Melancon – Liberty, TX ($99,973)

12. Koby Radley – Montpelier, LA ($97,258)

13. Joe Frost – Randlett, UT ($96,163)

14. Eli Vastbinder – Union Grove, NC ($95,114)

15. Trevor Kastner – Roff, OK ($94,396)

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NFR 2018: Live Stream, Game Time, TV Channel, How to Watch NFR Online

NFR TV Channel

The 2018 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (NFR) air live on Thursday, Dec. 6-15 from the Thomas & Mack Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada beginning nightly at 10 p.m. ET/7:00 p.m. PT on CBS Sports Network. The world’s premier rodeo features the top 15 contestants in bareback riding, steer wrestling, team roping, saddle bronc riding, tie-down roping, barrel racing and bull riding. So, you should not miss a single moment of the NFR action.

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HOW TO WATCH

Time: Nightly 10:00 p.m. ET

TV Channel: CBS Sports Network

Live Stream: Watch live on DirecTV

How can I stream National Finals Rodeo online?

If you’re unable to get in front of a TV, CBS Sports Network customers are able to watch the event live via DirecTV channel-221 and DISH channel-158. You can stream NFR from everywhere, just follow here.

Canadian viewers can catch the NFR action online by heading to Bell TV. Our server provides CBS Sports Network (HD) online worldwide.

The United Kingdom, Australia, and international viewers can watch the events signing up on CBS.

OR catch up on each day’s action online at 6 p.m. (PT) on Pro Rodeo Live and Rural Radio Sirius XM 80.

Watch the WNFR action live each night on CBS Sports Network from 10 p.m. – 1 a.m. (ET) every night at home. All you just need to tune into Dish: Channel 158; Direct TV: Channel 221. Or check your local listings. The above channels are available for The US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, UK, Australia and all international viewers.

Join Cowboy Christmas in Las Vegas Convention Center, South Halls at the National Finals Rodeo, starting Thursday, December 6 through December 15! And don’t forget to wear your pink for Tough Enough to Wear Pink Night sponsored by Montana Silversmiths on December 11 at the Thomas & Mack Arena. While you’re at the Wrangler NFR, stop by and shop the South Point Western Gift Show at the South Point Exhibit Hall and Boot Barn Concourse and be sure to visit the Miss Rodeo America PRCA Luncheon at the MGM Grand Conference Center #Room 319-320.

The Wrangler NFR is held every December at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas under the contract with the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) that runs through 2024, the purse in 2018 is $10 million. Qualification is based on the 2018 PRCA World Standings.

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Everything You Need to Know About National Finals Rodeo 2018

Wrangler NFR

The Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (NFR), coming up in Las Vegas at the Thomas & Mack Center December 6 – 15, 2018 is the biggest and most prestigious and iconic event in the rodeo road. Las Vegas turns into cowboy and cowgirl town in every December during the National Finals Rodeo and Vegas will be hosting the big event for 2024. It’s a 10 days annual festival and everywhere you look you can see rodeo-related activities. Watch National Finals Rodeo 2018 live stream online.

What Channel is NFR on

The most talented PRCA’s qualifiers cowboy will join Las Vegas and they will make a lot money at the National Finals Rodeo. Professional cowboys and cowgirls perform for a coveted spot in the top 15 of their respective seven different events where $10 million in prize money are given according to their performance.

You need to know 5 things about the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo:

1. NFR is regarded as “Super Bowl” of Rodeo:

The Wrangler National Finals Rodeo is popularly known as the “Super Bowl” of rodeo. The top 15 of the PRCA seven main events – tie-down roping, steer wrestling, bull riding, saddle bronc riding, bareback bronc riding, barrel racing, and team roping – standings have a chance to be crowned world champion. Thomas & Mack were full of 178000 rodeo fans and the attendance was more than the previous year. Boyd Polhamus, PRCA’s Announcer of the Year, said “It’s our Super Bowl,” Polhamus continued,“It’s humbling. You realize you are surrounded by the best this industry has to offer in every aspect. From the contestants to the livestock, to the production staff and crew, there are none better anywhere than those who produce it.”

2. TV broadcasts to bring National Finals Rodeo to millions:

The CBS Sports Network will broadcast live in the United States. Television viewers can watch NFR on channel 221 on DirecTV, channel 158 on Dish and Channel 333 on Cox Cable. Broadcasts will air from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. ET each 10 night. North Canadian NFR fans can watch on CBS Sports Net carriers Rogers, Bell Aliant, Cogeco, SaskTel, Canadian Cable Systems and Ontario, Inc. Rodeo fans also can enjoy the 10-day event on online stream. Wrangler NFR also live tune in radio broadcast on the ProRodeoLive radio player or SiriusXM Rural Radio Ch-147. This is all I know about TV broadcast for Wrangler National Finals Rodeo 2016.

3. Las Vegas NFR prize money has increased incredibly high:

Las Vegas starts to host the National Finals Rodeo in 1985 with $1.79 million prize money awarded among the competitors. The new 10-year contract for the NFR at Las Vegas has increased its prize money to $10 million for the participating cowboys and cowgirls. NFR has been held in Vegas over the past 31 years and it has been paid out more than $175 million in prize money to its money winner contestants. NFR also has compensated to all of its stock contractors.

4. Superb service ready to all NFR fans:

National Finals Rodeo is one of the most fan-friendly events than all of the other sports. The nightly satellite feeds are piped into area hotels and casino properties thus all spectaculars can watch what happen in the NFR events. The NFR Express gives their shuttle service free of charge to the rodeo from numerous hotels. NFR fans can enjoy events live for free at more than 40 casinos and hotels whether they can’t get tickets at the Thomas & Mack Center via “Beyond the Dirt” satellite feeds. Fans are given bus and hotel amenities on behalf of the NFR Express, a slew of country music concerts, autograph-signings and viewing parties will take place. Don’t forget your hats!

5. Las Vegas turns into cowboy and cowgirl town:

Wrangler NFR is the season-ending 10 days biggest events and Las Vegas turns into Cowboy (and cowgirl) Town along with the hundreds of thousands of people during the National Finals Rodeo. Everywhere you look you can see cowboys and rodeo-related activities. The whole city decorated in a new shape. You can meet your nicest and friendliest people during the National Finals Rodeo.

Don’t worry if you can’t go to Las Vegas. Fans can watch the big events through CBS Sports Network and Rural Radio live stream. We have an online streaming subscription too. A million fans had been joined with us last year with full satisfaction. So if you can’t go to Las Vegas you can watch live WNFR with our online service.

Tuf Cooper will Wear No. 1 Back Number at National Finals Rodeo 2017

Tuf Cooper No 1 back number

Three-time world champion Tuf Cooper of Weatherford, TX will wear the number 1 back number at the National Finals Rodeo 2017. He’ll enter the year ended Las Vegas NFR 2017.

The 27-year-old is ranked No. 1 in the PRCA’s 2017 world all-around title race with $214,131. Tuf has qualified nine times for the WNFR in 2008-2017 and this is the first time he will wear No. 1 back number in both world all-around and tie-down roping title races. In the meantime, Trevor Brazile, 40, wore the No. 1 back number.

 

Moreover, Cooper was a world title contender only in tie-down roping when he earned his first eight NFR berths. Tuf earned Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association’s tie-down roping world titles in 2011, 2012 and 2014.

Cooper’s fans will be happy to learn that he has become a world-class steer roper as well as the world-class tie-down roper, which bring him a world all-around title contender. Next, he will be seen at the Steer Roping finals in Mulvane, KS, November 10th-11th. Then the NFR 2017 in Vegas.

Three-time WNFR qualifier, Tim O’Connell of Zwingle, Iowa, will wear the No. 2 back number. He grabs the number one position in the 2017 bareback riding world title race and his total earning is $201,916 in the regular season.

23-time PRCA world champion, Trevor Brazile will wear the No. 3 back number at the Las Vegas-based NFR 2017.

Saddle bronc rider Jacobs Crawley, barrel racer Tiany Schuster and bull rider Sage Kimzey will wear consecutively No. 4, 5, 6 back number.

According to prorodeo.com, no competitor at the 2017 WNFR will wear the number 58.

“In coordination with Las Vegas Events,” PRCA Chief Operating Officer, Aaron Enget said, “we have decided not to issue the number 58 as a way to pay our respects to the victims of this tragedy.”

2017 Nationals Finals Rodeo presented by Polaris RANGER has finally released the NFR back numbers. The 2017 Wrangler NFR back numbers are as follows:

  1. Tuf Cooper (Weatherford, Texas)
  2. Tim O’Connell (Zwingle, Iowa)
  3. Trevor Brazile (Decatur, Texas)
  4. Jacobs Crawley (Boerne, Texas)
  5. Tiany Schuster (Krum, Texas)
  6. Sage Kimzey (Strong City, Oklahoma)
  7. Zeke Thurston (Big Valley, Alberta)
  8. Ty Erickson (Helena, Montana)
  9. Caleb Smidt (Bellville, Texas)
  10. Garrett Smith (Rexburg, Idaho)
  11. Stevi Hillman (Weatherford, Texas)
  12. Junior Nogueira (Burleson, Texas)
  13. Ryle Smith (Oakdale, California)
  14. Kaleb Driggers (Albany, Georgia)
  15. Erich Rogers (Round Rock, Arizona)
  16. Tanner Aus (Granite Falls, Minnesota)
  17. Cory Petska (Marana, Arizona)
  18. Russell Cardoza (Terrebonne, Oregon)
  19. Clayton Biglow (Clements, California)
  20. Shane Hanchey (Sulphur, La.)
  21. CoBurn Bradshaw (Beaver, Utah)
  22. Luke Brown (Stephenville, Texas)
  23. Paul Eaves (Lonedell, Mo.)
  24. Marcos Costa (Childress, Texas)
  25. Clay Smith (Broken Bow, Oklahoma)
  26. Billie Jack Saebens (Nowata, Oklahoma)
  27. Cody DeMoss (Heflin, Louisiana)
  28. Jake Long (Coffeyville, Kansas)
  29. Tyler Pearson (Louisville, Mississippi)
  30. Olin Hannum (Malad, Idaho)
  31. Dakota Eldridge (Elko, Nevada)
  32. J.R. Vezain (Cowley, Wyoming)
  33. Wyatt Denny (Minden, Nevada)
  34. Tyson Durfey (Savannah, Mo.)
  35. Caleb Bennett (Tremonton, Utah)
  36. Brody Cress (Hillsdale, Wyoming)
  37. Tyler Waguespack (Gonzales, Louisiana)
  38. Coleman Proctor (Pryor, Oklahoma)
  39. Jake Brown (Hillsboro, Texas)
  40. Hardy Braden (Welch, Oklahoma)
  41. Amberleigh Moore (Salem, Oregon)
  42. Jake Vold (Ponoka, Alberta)
  43. Marty Yates (Stephenville, Texas)
  44. Richmond Champion (The Woodlands, Texas)
  45. Joe Frost (Randlett, Utah)
  46. Layton Green (Meeting creek, Alberta)
  47. Travis Graves (Jay, Oklahoma)
  48. Scott Guenthner (Provost, Alberta)
  49. Baylor Roche (Tremonton, Utah)
  50. Orin Larsen (Inglis, Manitoba)
  51. Sterling Crawley (Stephenville, Texas)
  52. Brady Minor (Ellensburg, Washington)
  53. Riley Minor (Ellensburg, Washington)
  54. Taci Bettis (Round Top, Texas)
  55. Ryder Wright (Milford, Utah)
  56. Cody Snow (Los Olivos, California)
  57. Ryan Jarrett (Comanche, Oklahoma)
  1. Bill Tutor
  2. Ty Wallace (Collbran, Colorado)
  3. Matt Shiozawa (Chubbock, Idaho)
  4. Hailey Kinsel (Cotulla, Texas)
  5. Steven Dent (Mullen, Nebraska)
  6. Chad Masters (Cedar Hill, Tennessee)
  7. Trey Benton III (Rock Island, Texas)
  8. Jake Wright (Milford, Utah)
  9. Wesley Thorp (Throckmorton, Texas)
  10. R.C. Landingham (Hat Creek, California)
  11. Tim Bingham (Honeyville, Utah)
  12. Ty Breuer (Mandan, N.D.)
  13. Heith DeMoss (Heflin, La.)
  14. Dustin Bird (Cut Bank, Montana)
  15. Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi (Victoria, Texas)
  16. Cole Melancon (Liberty, Texas)
  17. Taos Muncy (Corona, New Mexico)
  18. Randall Carlisle (Athens, Louisiana)
  19. J.C. Malone (Plain City, Utah)
  20. Mason Clements (Santaquin, Utah)
  21. Timber Moore (Aubrey, Texas)
  22. Cade Swor (Winnie, Texs)
  23. Cooper Martin (Alma, Kansas)
  24. Tillar Murray (Fort Worth, Texas)
  25. Cory Solomon (Prairie View, Texas)
  26. Clay Elliott (Nanton, Alberta)
  27. Tanner Milan (Cochrane, Alberta)
  28. Nellie Miller (Cottonwood, California)
  29. Joseph Harrison (Overbrook, Oklahoma)
  30. Clay Tryan (Billings, Montana)
  31. Jade Corkill (Fallon, Nevada)
  32. Nick Guy (Sparta, Wisconsin)
  33. Jordan Spears (Redding, California)
  34. Tom Richards (Humboldt, Arizona)
  35. Kathy Grimes (Medical Lake, Washington)
  36. Jr. Dees (Aurora, South Dakota)
  37. Sydni Blanchard (Albuquerque, New Mexico)
  38. Kyle Irwin (Robertsdale, Alabama)
  39. Tyler McKnight (Wells, Texas)
  40. Dustin Bowen (Waller, Texas)
  41. Dustin Egusquiza (Mariana, Florida)
  42. Jake Minor (Ellensburg, Washington)
  43. Garrett Rogers (Baker City, Oregon)
  44. Charly Crawford (Prineville, Oregon)
  45. Audy Reed (Spearman, Texas)
  46. Jon Ragatz (Beetown, Wisconsin)
  47. Kellie Collier (Hereford, Texas)
  48. Jordan Hansen (Okotoks, Alberta)
  49. Jesse Wright (Milford, Utah)
  50. J.D. Struxness (Appleton, Minnesota)
  51. Lisa Lockhart (Oelrichs, S.D.)
  52. Roscoe Jarboe (New Plymouth, Idaho)
  53. Jeremy Buhler (Abbotsford, B.C.)
  54. Trevor Reiste (Linden, Iowa)
  55. Kory Koontz (Stephenville, Texas)
  56. Rowdy Parrott (Mamou, Louisiana)
  57. Chason Floyd (Buffalo, South Dakota)
  58. Guthrie Murray (Miami, Oklahoma)
  59. Ivy Conrado (Hudson, Colorado)
  60. Brennon Eldred (Sulpur, Okla)
  61. Boudreaux Campbell (Crockett, Texas)
  62. Kimmie Wall (Roosevelt, Utah)
  63. Kassie Mowry (Dublin, Texas)

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