2026 TCR Results

The 96th Texas Cowboy Reunion once again proved why it remains one of the premier western celebrations in Texas. Four outstanding rodeo performances, tremendous crowds throughout the week, and nearly 1,000 competitive runs and rides highlighted another memorable year in Stamford.

Contestants from across the country competed for their share of $237,700 in rodeo payouts over the four-day event. By the time Championship Saturday came to a close, the Texas Cowboy Reunion had recorded 993 total rodeo runs and rides, showcasing some of the very best competition in rodeo.

In addition to the UPRA-sanctioned events, fans enjoyed many of the Texas Cowboy Reunion’s cherished traditions including Double Mugging, Wild Cow Milking, Pioneer Barrels, Old Timers competitions, Ranch Horse Competition, Matched Horse Races, Mutton Bustin’, the Grand Parade, BBQ Cook-Off, Chuckwagon Cook-Off, and the Old Timers Fiddlers Contest.

Congratulations to all of the 2026 champions, money winners, cooks, musicians, competitors, and participants who helped make the 96th Texas Cowboy Reunion another unforgettable celebration of western heritage.

Rodeo Results

All Around Cowboy

Coley Flowers – Double Mugging & Wild Cow Milking – $4,440.50

Bareback Riding

  1. Zach Hibler – 81 points – $654.78

  2. Samuel Robertson – 68 points – $436.52

Saddle Bronc Riding

  1. Ethan Cart – 82 points – $1,063.95

  2. Jase Stout – 81 points – $880.51

  3. Dean Wadsworth & Jeffrey Chase (Tie) – 79 points – $605.35 (Dean) / $605.32 (Jeffrey)

  4. Kyle Welch – 78.5 points – $330.19

  5. Carson Sanders & Cy Cramer (Tie) – 76.5 points – $91.72 (each)

Double Mugging

Round 1

  1. Cannon Cody – 20.45 seconds – $1,528.32

  2. Coley Flowers – 21.13 seconds – $1,194.00

  3. Carter Hitt – 25.14 seconds – $859.68

  4. Conrad Hagen – 28.79 seconds – $716.40

  5. Cinch Moody – 29.58 seconds – $477.60

Round 2

  1. Kiel Rowan – 24.21 seconds – $1,528.32

  2. Coley Flowers – 28.35 seconds – $1,194.00

  3. Brand Cude – 28.71 seconds – $859.68

  4. Colt Carter – 29.28 seconds – $716.40

  5. Beau Jordan – 30.72 seconds – $477.60

Average

  1. Colt Carter – 78.75 seconds – $2,037.76

  2. Coley Flowers – 79.15 seconds – $1,592.00

  3. Brand Cude – 90.66 seconds – $1,146.24

  4. Carter Hitt – 98.45 seconds – $955.20

  5. Cinch Moody – 98.52 seconds – $636.80

UPRA Ladies Breakaway Roping

  1. Kelsie Reininger & Tylie Siemsen (Tie) – 5.45 seconds – $2,657.35 (each)

  2. Hadley Thompson – 5.84 seconds – $1,977.56

  3. Sutton Wood – 6.32 seconds – $1,606.77

  4. Paige Emmons – 7.36 seconds – $1,235.98

  5. Ashlyn Renfroe – 15.20 seconds – $988.78

  6. Dally Exposito – 15.68 seconds – $741.59

  7. Kylee Seale – 16.57 seconds – $494.39

Old Timer’s Tie-Down Calf Roping

  1. Shawn Felton – 19.85 seconds – $816.00

  2. Scott Hodges – 21.55 seconds – $637.50

  3. Mike Awtry – 23.19 seconds – $459.00

  4. Ernie Spillman – 24.54 seconds – $382.50

  5. Travis Evans – 10.19 seconds – $255.00

Old Timer’s Breakaway Calf Roping

  1. Billy Morrow – 6.70 seconds – $608.00

  2. Neal Felton – 7.17 seconds – $475.00

  3. Sid Miller – 7.90 seconds – $342.00

  4. Kirk Kirkes & Johnny Scott (Tie) – 8.71 seconds – $237.50 (each)

Team Roping

  1. Blake Barnes / Hoot Williams – 10.35 seconds – $3,044.82

  2. Raesh Casebolt / Kelby Dale Frizzel – 10.40 seconds – $2,609.85

  3. Nathan McWhorter / Rance Doyal – 10.46 seconds – $2,174.87

  4. Bridger Ketcham / Corey Hendrick – 10.66 seconds – $1,739.89

  5. Kelton Denham / Rhyder Rosipal – 11.89 seconds – $1,304.92

  6. Peyton Walters / Tru Lacina – 12.05 seconds – $1,014.94

  7. Logan Graham / Tyler Barton – 12.11 seconds – $869.95

  8. Tory Morrison / Shye Pate – 12.20 seconds – $724.96

  9. James Ellis / Cash Cockrum – 12.33 seconds – $579.97

  10. Coda Myers / Cody Owens – 12.39 seconds – $434.97

Steer Roping

  1. Cody McCluskey – 24.03 seconds – $987.01

  2. Sterling Johnson – 25.17 seconds – $771.10

  3. Levi Gutierrez – 28.36 seconds – $555.19

  4. Tate Shultz – 31.91 seconds – $462.66

  5. Slick Ellis – 32.99 seconds – $308.44

Wild Cow Milking

  1. Hegan Lamb – 36.91 seconds – $1,842.00

  2. Hadley Ray – 44.06 seconds – $1,381.50

  3. Cinch Moody – 47.30 seconds – $921.00

  4. Coley Flowers – 51.01 seconds – $460.50

UPRA Ladies Barrel Racing

  1. Madison McCaffity – 34.255 seconds – $2,340.30

  2. Hayva Hawkins – 34.326 seconds – $1,936.80

  3. Emily Ward – 34.431 seconds – $1,533.30

  4. Wyn D’Lee Roberts – 34.720 seconds – $1,129.80

  5. Aspen Adams – 35.309 seconds – $726.30

  6. Kaily Richardson – 39.496 seconds – $403.50

Pioneer Barrels

  1. Lessa Wahlenmaier – 35.229 seconds – $528.00

  2. Cathy Lisenbee – 35.315 seconds – $412.50

  3. Pam Deaver – 35.523 seconds – $297.00

  4. Cindy Sipe – 35.824 seconds – $247.50

  5. Billie Bright – 35.828 seconds – $165.00

Ranch Bronc Riding

  1. Josh Jaskinia – 84 points – $954.97

  2. Aaron Urich – 81.5 points – $790.32

  3. Morgan Mobley – 79.5 points – $625.67

  4. Tate Scott – 77 points – $461.02

  5. Jimmie Zesch & Stewart Urich (Tie) – 76 points – $230.51 (each)

Bull Riding

  1. Gavan Hauck – 88 points – $3,453.47

  2. Fernando Conceircao – 84.5 points – $2,995.04

  3. Fabio Eleuterio – 68 points – $2,719.99

Casey Mathis Memorial Steer Riding

Wednesday Champion: JP Phillips

Thursday Champion: Justin Phillips

Friday Champion: Cohen Moreno

Ranch Horse Competition

Champion: Ryan McCoy

Reserve Champion: Tell Good

3rd Place: Billy Morrow

4th Place: Ben Crockett

Mutton Bustin’

Champion: Cole Pennington

Matched Horse Race Results

Open Division

Champion: Jett Petkovich

Runner-Up: Daylee Seaton Gully

Third: Aspen Adams

Cowboy Division

Champion: Cinch Moody

Runner-Up: Stewart Urich

Third: Kylan Reynolds

Fastest Time of the Day

Jett Petkovich

Grand Parade Results

Theme: Happy 250th Birthday America

Best in Parade

  1. 5H Land & Resources

Theme

  1. Stamford Health Clinic

  2. American Legion Auxiliary

  3. West TX Prairie Republican Women

Transportation

  1. Palo Pinto County Sheriff Posse

  2. Becky Wilson / Ekdahl

  3. Duggan’s / Hector Salazar

Riding Club

  1. West Texas Cowgirls

Special Thanks

Special thanks to E.C. Tool & Supply for sponsoring the Texas Cowboy Reunion Grand Parade prizes; Walmart-Stamford for the bottled water; Twice the Ice-Stamford, Jim and Evelyn Wilson, for the ice; and The Grand Theater for hosting our judges.

BBQ Cook-Off Results

Mystery

  1. Vasek & Co.

Beans

  1. Rockin J BBQ

Ribs

  1. Scooter Ivy

  2. Wade Ivy

  3. Justin Ivy

Chicken

  1. Justin Ivy

  2. Jim Mulstein

  3. Scooter Ivy

Brisket

  1. Vasek & Co.

  2. Scooter Ivy

  3. Wade Ivy

Overall Champions

Grand Champion: Scooter Ivy

Reserve Champion: Justin Ivy

Chuckwagon Cook-Off Results

Overall

Champion: Breakaway Wagon

Reserve Champion: Cripple Creek Chuckwagon

Meat

  1. O’Neal Wagon

  2. Breakaway Wagon

  3. Cross Timber Wagon

Bread

  1. Rollin Texas Style

  2. Breakaway Wagon

  3. Cripple Creek Chuckwagon

Beans

  1. Cross Timber Wagon

  2. O’Neal Wagon

  3. Breakaway Wagon

Potato

  1. Cripple Creek Chuckwagon

  2. Rollin Texas Style

  3. O’Neal Wagon

Dessert

  1. Breakaway Wagon

  2. Cross Timber Wagon

  3. Rollin Texas Style

Wagon

  1. Cripple Creek Wagon

  2. Breakaway Wagon

  3. O’Neal Wagon

TCR Old Timers Fiddlers Contest

Junior Division (0–12 Years Old)

  1. Ande Steward

  2. Sully Dickson

  3. Paislee Richardson

Junior Division (13–18 Years Old)

  1. Jude Steward

  2. John Stewart

  3. Lucy Ellis

  4. Romie Hinshaw

  5. Gage Burton

Senior Adult Division

  1. Carmen Trumbly

  2. Clift McCall

  3. Bill Burns

  4. Bill Steward

  5. Philip Atkinson

The Texas Cowboy Reunion extends its congratulations to every contestant, volunteer, sponsor, committee member, cook, musician, parade participant, and fan who helped make the 96th Texas Cowboy Reunion another memorable celebration of western heritage.

With tremendous crowds throughout the week, 993 total rodeo runs and rides, and more than $237,700 paid out in rodeo competition, the tradition remains strong as preparations begin for the 97th Texas Cowboy Reunion.

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