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WPRA Announces 2025 Outstanding Committee Woman of the Year presented by Montana Silversmiths

The backbone of any rodeo is no doubt the rodeo committee and their countless volunteers that donate their time and skills to put on a good show for the fans.

Spotlight on Rules

Breakaway ropes are to be tied at the end of rope with fully intact #18 brightly colored twisted/braided mason line string secured with minimum of 3 knots to saddle. Bright solid color (suggested colors include neon yellow, neon pink, neon orange, neon green, and clean bright white) cloth with min. dimensions (12”x12”) must be attached to end of rope. Refer to full Rule 12.10.9.

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BREAKAWAY ROPING

Women's Breakaway Roping the fastest event in professional rodeo.
Blink and you will miss it.

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WPRA BARREL RACING

KASSIE MOWRY

Round 7 — 13.19

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WPRA BREAKAWAY ROPING

Kelsie Domer

World Champion

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WPRA TEAM ROPING

Kenzie Kelton

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WPRA TEAM ROPING

Lorraine Moreno

HEELER

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WPRA TIE-DOWN ROPING

Kolby Boyett

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WPRA BARREL RACING

Hailey Kinsel

NFR Winner • Rounds 1, 2, 3 and 9

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WPRA BREAKAWAY ROPING

RYLEE GEORGE

Winner Rounds 5 and 8

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WPRA BARREL RACING

Emily Beisel

NFR Winner Round 10

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WPRA BREAKAWAY ROPING

Danielle Lowman

Winner Round 5

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CELEBRATING

75 YEARS

Women's Professional Rodeo Association
Established 1948

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