1st Place Team with 72 points is the Hat Creek Ranch with a cash prize of $19,400.00
2nd Place Team with 71 points is 6666 Ranch with a cash prize of $14,550.00
3rd Place Team with 65.5 points is Sooner Cattle Co with a cash prize of $9,700.00
4thth Place Team with 58.5 points is Durrett Cattle with a cash prize of $4,850.00
TOTAL PAYOUT $48,500.00
1st Place Gentry Goats
2nd Place Ally Bradley
Tied for 3rd and 4th – Bailey Zuehike and Syd Cardinal
1st Place Powder Creek Ranch winning $4,000.00
2nd Place Sand Creek Ranch winning $3,000.00
3rd Place Patterson Ranch winning $2,000.00
4th Place Soon/Hat Creek Ranches winning $1,000.00
Top Horse: Twin Wells Ranch
Top Hand: Bryce McCutcheon-Twin Wells Ranch
The West Texas Ranch Rodeo is proud to announce our 1styear featuring the Women of the WBRC. Each performance of the West Texas Ranch Rodeo will showcase six of these talented women bronc riders from the WBRC. This is an event within an event that you won’t want to miss. They use a working ranch saddle just like WRCA. Be there to see these amazing riders show their skills.
Women have been a part of bronc riding since the late 1800's, competing in early rodeos and proving their skill alongside the men. Legends like Fanny Sperry Steele, Lucille Mulhall, and Bonnie McCarroll set records, rode the rankest horses, and helped shape the sport. Though women's events faded, the spirit and determination of those early riders never disappeared.
The WRBC exists to help female athletes of all ages and backgrounds pursue and achieve their ranch bronc riding goals. This commitment drives the internationally recognized Trail to Cheyenne Tour, a growing global stage that celebrates rising talent and honors the history of the sport.
The WRBC has been a crowd favorite at some of the largest rodeo stages in the world. Cheyenne Frontier Days, Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo, Calgary Stampede, and now the West Texas Ranch Rodeo.
These ladies come from all over the world! The WBRC brings the best in Cowgirl Bronc Riding Action. Tup Forge (right) from Australia is the 2025 Women's Ranch Bronc Champion, winning the prestigious title at Cheyenne Frontier Days in July 2025. She is the first Australian woman to win the world championship.
Our Horse judging competition involves youth in 4-H, FFA and college!
District 1 4-H
District 2 4-H
District 3 4-H
Buffalo Trophy -open
Buffalo Trophy -FFA
And the Winners are –
1st Tristan Ard
2nd Summar Wilson
3rd Kambree Burgett
4th Alaina McGrew
5th Bryndle Gibson
6th Leila McAtee
7th Piper Coltharp
8th Amiilya Sky Lee
9th Joshua Horton
10th Hudson Butler
These awesome competitors will be invited to perform a number of their choice at the WTRR Youth Concert at the West Texas Ranch Rodeo on Saturday, April 25, 2026 following the Youth Ranch Rodeo. The top three winners will be invited to perform the National Anthem at the West Texas Ranch Rodeo performances (April 24 & 25).
We will have a youth team roping on Saturday, April 25 at 10am on the west concourse. Signup will be available at the WTRR booth. Kids 5-17 can participate. Practice Friday and prior to the roping.
Buy a chance to win this awesome truck, trailer and round bale for just $5. Supporting the WRCA Foundation!
Amarillo is a very friendly city and the hotels are ready to accommodate your party for the rodeo.
Get a great room and a great rate from these excellent hotels
Cactus Cove Inn / Suites and the Spark by Hilton.
To get the special rate you will need to call the number above and tell them you have a code. Give them the code WTRR.
This hotel is just a 5 minute drive from the Rodeo, located just behind the Cracker Barrel on I-40.
Miss Tri-State Rodeo Queen, Sofia Latini is a freshman at West Texas A & M pursuing a bachelor’s degree in animal science. With aspirations of becoming a large animal veterinarian, Sofia is committed to advancing her knowledge and skills in the agricultural field.
Ellie Clift is proud to serve as the reigning queen of the XIT Rodeo & Reunion. She is the sixteen-year-old daughter of Bryan and Jana Clift and resides in Stratford, Texas, where her family owns and operates a farming and ranching operation.
Randall County Sheriff's Posse Queen Ridley Strackbein is a senior at West Texas A&M University majoring in Animal Science with a minor in Agricultural Communications. Originally from Fredericksburg, Texas, Ridley now calls Canyon home, where she combines her passion for agriculture with her commitment to community service.
Madeline Chapman is a 14-year-old eighth grade student at Wildorado Jr. High and the daughter of Justin and Katie Chapman. Her dedication, work ethic and positive attitude are evident in everything she pursues. Outside of school she enjoys spending time with her family and friends, riding horses and worshiping Jesus. She is a bright, dr
Madeline Chapman is a 14-year-old eighth grade student at Wildorado Jr. High and the daughter of Justin and Katie Chapman. Her dedication, work ethic and positive attitude are evident in everything she pursues. Outside of school she enjoys spending time with her family and friends, riding horses and worshiping Jesus. She is a bright, driven young leader with a strong faith and promising future ahead.
Sage Pearson is a 14-year old attending Happy Junior High School. Shis is an active member of Big 5 Horse Show Association, where she competes in speed events, roping and ranch horse competitions. Her passion for horses and agriculture keeps her busy both in and out of the arena.
West Texas Ranch Rodeo Rodeo is the fastest growing Ranch Rodeo in the country. As the 3rd WRCA Sanctioned Rodeo of the year, we will feature the best Ranch Teams and the top Youth Ranch Rodeo Teams carrying WRCA cards.
The winning team will receive Champion buckles by Joe Adams, gate signs by Top of Texas Water Jet and a check.
Our rodeo features a variety of events, including Ranch Bronc, Branding, Doctoring, and more. As each event exemplifies what Working Cowboys do every day. We also host a WRCA Sanctioned Youth Ranch Rodeo presented by Oliver Saddle Shop!
Our rodeo takes place at Amarillo National Center, located just off Interstate 40, just up Grand Street. With ample parking and easy access from major highways, getting to our event is a breeze.