Tie Down Roping
Jontavian Douch 0
Kincade Henry 7.6
Cash Enderli 9.7
Pecos Tatum 8.4
Cory Solomon 9.3
Bryce Derrer 8.7
Tyler Calhoun 8.3
Shane Hanchey 8.8
Bareback Riding
Jacob Lees 83
Bradlee Miller
Keenan Hayes 88.5
Jayco Roper 83
Colt Eck 65
Donny Proffit 82.5
Tristan Hansen 81.5
Andy Gingerich 76.5
Team Roping
Graham / Graham 5.3
Tryan / Lord 0
Buckaloo / Curry 4.6
Rahlmann / Medlin 5
Denison / Mitchell 4.8
McLeod / Yates 5.1
Theriot / Graves 5.1
Snow / Koch 4.2
Saddle Bronc Riding
Tanner Butner 82
Chase Brooks 83
Quinten Taylor 86.5
Weston Patterson 87.5
Rusty Wright 83
Ben Andersen 85
Jake Finlay 82
Sage Newman
Steer Wrestling
Dakota Eldridge 4.1
Wyatt Fields 4.7
Tyler Erickson 4.3
Will Lummus 3.6
Bridger Anderson 4.2
Rowdy Parrott 0
Holden Myers 0
Jesse Brown 4.3
Barrel Racing
Katie Halbert 14.96
Emily Beisel 14.69
Tricia Aldridge 15.12
Gracen Harman 20.43
Emma Kate Parr 15.75
Mckenna Coronado 14.71
Sharin Hall 14.89
Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi 20.1
Breakaway Roping
Rickie Fanning 0
Brooke Bruner 3.2
Kendal Pierson 0
Cadee Williams 3.8
Haiden Thompson 3.2
Martha Angelone 2.9
Jordi Mitchell 4.1
Aspen Miller 4.5
Bull Riding
Dustin Boquet
Thomas Benton
Mason Spain
Clayton Sellars
Jeff Bertus
Cooper James
Lane Vaughan
Bryce Jensen 85

Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo officials presented 70 students from 4-H programs across Texas with $1.4 million in educational funding on June 8, during the annual 4-H Roundup in College Station, Texas.

“The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is proud to recognize the achievements of these outstanding Texas students,” said Chris Boleman, Rodeo President and CEO. “The Rodeo and the Texas 4-H program share a passion for developing youth and promoting agriculture through hands-on experience, and thanks to our generous donors, we have the honor of helping these dedicated students continue their education.”

These 4-H scholars represent 53 different counties across the state and will attend 19 different colleges and universities in Texas. The top four schools these students will attend are Texas A&M University, Texas Tech University, Tarleton State University and Texas A&M University – Kingsville. These students have chosen 31 different fields of study, with the top five chosen majors being agricultural science, agricultural business, agricultural communications, agricultural economics, and chemical engineering.

Each of the 4-H scholarship recipients will receive $20,000 toward a four-year undergraduate degree for a total commitment of $1.4 million. These students were selected by 4-H officials based on the students’ involvement with the program, academic achievements, and financial need.

These 70 scholarships represent a portion of the Rodeo’s annual educational commitment of more than $22 million in support of Texas youth and education. Additional information about the Rodeo’s continued educational commitment can be found at rodeohouston.com.

About the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo promotes agriculture by hosting an annual, family-friendly experience that educates and entertains the public, supports Texas youth, showcases Western heritage, and provides year-round educational support within the community. Since its beginning in 1932, the Rodeo has committed more than $575 million to the youth of Texas and education. The 2024 Rodeo is scheduled for Feb. 27 – March 17. The 2024 World’s Championship Bar-B-Que Contest, presented by Cotton Holdings, is scheduled for Feb. 22 – 24. For more information, visit rodeohouston.com and connect with @RODEOHOUSTON online via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube for all the latest news.

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