2026 CALF ROPING WORLD STANDINGS

THE ROAD TO THE FINALS

Standings shown are unofficial and subject to correction.

WORLD STANDINGS
NEWS
MONEY RACE
ROOKIE RACE
HORSEPOWER
CIRCUITS

THE LEADERBOARD

PRESENTED BY RATTLER ROPES

Last updated Sept. 22, 2026
Rank Move Athlete Money
1 — Riley Webb
Denton, TX 		$320,894
2 — Haven Meged
Miles City, MT 		$232,426
3 ▲1 Kincade Henry
Mount Pleasant, TX 		$201,614
4 ▼1 Joel Harris
San Angelo, TX 		$198,271
5 — Ty Harris
San Angelo, TX 		$172,234
6 — Shane Hanchey
Sulphur, LA 		$170,671
7 — Brushton Minton
Witter Springs, CA 		$158,664
8 ▲2 Trevor Hale
Perryton, TX 		$154,862
9 ▼1 John Douch
Huntsville, TX 		$149,501
10 ▼1 Zack Jongbloed
Iowa, LA 		$146,797
11 ▲1 Bryce Derrer
Portales, NM 		$134,478
12 ▼1 Quade Hiatt
Canyon, TX 		$133,109
13 ▲1 Shad Mayfield
Clovis, NM 		$130,500
14 ▼1 Kyan Wilhite
Clovis, NM 		$127,585
15 ▲2 Cory Solomon
Prairie View, TX 		$122,702
Cutline · Top 15 Qualify for the NFR
16 ▼1 Beau Cooper
Stettler, AB 		$121,067
17 ▲1 Dylan Hancock
San Angelo, TX 		$119,720
18 ▼2 Tom Crouse
Gallatin, MO 		$118,942
19 — Buck Calhoun
Richards, TX 		$115,492
20 — Cole Clemons
Okeechobee, FL 		$114,017
Movement vs. Sept. 15 standings
Movers

Riley Webb's lead over Haven Meged narrowed for the first time in weeks—down to $88,468.03 from $95,084.38, as Webb's quiet $2,685 week let Meged close in with $9,301 of his own. Trevor Hale banked the week's biggest check, $15,555, to jump from 10th to 8th, and Cory Solomon added $9,983 to climb from 17th to 15th—the two biggest moves in the top 20. Quade Hiatt didn't add a dollar and slipped from 11th to 12th.

The cutline changed hands this week. Cory Solomon's climb bumped Beau Cooper out of qualifying position entirely, from 15th to 16th, and Tom Crouse fell hardest of anyone in the top 20—two spots to 18th—despite a $5,940 week of his own. Below the line, Brodey Clemons and Bo Pickett traded 24th and 25th.

Source: PRCA · prorodeo.com

MEET THE TOP 15

PRESENTED BY EQUINETY

Trevor Hale at the Pendleton Round-Up in 2026.
Shad Mayfield roping one on the grass aboard Lollipop.
Cory Solomon at the 2023 NFR
Riley Pruitt and Blane Cox splitting the muddy Mandan win.
Beau Cooper at the 2026 San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo.
Shad Mayfield winning Set 2 in Puyallup.
Riley Webb at Ellensburg in 2026.
Riley Webb and Marked Up Cat "Rudy" at the Reno Rodeo in 2026.
Ty Harris taking a victory lap after winning round one of Pool B at the Calgary Stampede.
Although a bobble in Round 1 kept Brushton Minton and Peso out of the money, Minton is prepared to rebound for the remainder of the event.
Zack Jongbloed aboard Kim at RodeoHouston in 2025.
Joel Harris aboard Daddys Shiner Cat, "Peso" at the 2024 NFR.
Shane Hanchey roping a calf.
Haven Meged and For Goodness Shakes, aka "Lil Punch"
John Douch and Tomcat winning San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo.
Kincade Henry after his 7.4-second winning run in Sioux Falls.
Riley Webb calf roping at Nampa
Riley Webb celebrating his third world title.

BY THE NUMBERS: THE CHASE

Data through Sept. 15, 2026
Top of the World
$318,210
Riley Webb · No. 1
The Cutline · No. 15
$117,089
Beau Cooper
Big Earner Since Sept. 8
+$23,154
Riley Webb · still No. 1
Tightest Margin
$283
Tom Crouse over Cory Solomon
Cushion Above the Cutline
Dollars each qualifier is banked over 16th place (Tom Crouse, $113,002)
1. Riley Webb
$205,208
2. Haven Meged
$110,123
3. Joel Harris
$81,150
4. Kincade Henry
$78,405
5. Ty Harris
$59,232
6. Shane Hanchey
$57,669
7. Brushton Minton
$33,725
8. John Douch
$31,184
9. Zack Jongbloed
$27,379
10. Trevor Hale
$26,305
11. Quade Hiatt
$20,107
12. Bryce Derrer
$17,835
13. Kyan Wilhite
$13,751
14. Shad Mayfield
$5,225
15. Beau Cooper
$4,087
Source: PRCA · prorodeo.com

NEWS & RESULTS

Haven Meged after going 9.2 on the grass the 2026 Pendleton Round-Up.
Riley Webb winning Puyallup in the mud.
Sam Lewis winning Ellensburg in 2026
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Haven Meged at Kennewick, WA in 2024.
Riley Webb smiling after his 7.9 second winning run in Puyallup
Ty Harris backing in the box in Caldwell.
Kincade Henry after his 7.4-second winning run in Sioux Falls.
Ty Harris winning the second round at Sikeston.
Chance Oftedahl winning Sidney, Iowa.
Joel Harris winning Dodge City.
Haven Meged and Lil Punch topping Pool A at the 2026 Calgary Stampede.
2026 rookie contenders Kyan Wilhite, Brodey Clemons and Colton Suther.
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Britt Bedke taking a victory lap at Cheyenne after his 2026 win.
Cory Solomon and Makin Hickory RLD winning Semifinal 1 in Cheyenne.
Reigning Rookie of the Year Tyler Calhoun after winning Performance 6 in Cheyenne.
Haven Meged and For Goodness Shakes at the 2026 NFR Open.
Shad Mayfield and Tootsie Pop winning Salinas.

RESISTOL ROOKIE RACE

PRESENTED BY EQUINETY

Resistol Rookie of the Year
Last updated Sept. 22, 2026
Rank Athlete Home Town Money
1 Kyan Wilhite Clovis, NM $127,585
2 Brodey Clemons Weatherford, TX $98,438
3 Colton Suther Palo Cedro, CA $67,557
4 Sam Lewis Amarillo, TX $56,495
5 Cason Kingsbury Orchard, CO $36,702
Source: PRCA · prorodeo.com
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2026 rookie contenders Kyan Wilhite, Brodey Clemons and Colton Suther.
Joe Beaver, Fred Whitfield, Cody Ohl, Tuf Cooper, Shane Hanchey, Caleb Smidt, Haven Meged and Riley Webb.
Reigning Rookie of the Year Tyler Calhoun after winning Performance 6 in Cheyenne.
Kyan Wilhite tying the calf roping arena record in Reno
Tyler Hansen winning Round 1 of the 2026 CNFR.
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Sam Lewis at the 2026 San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo.
Brodey Clemons and Ernie at the 2026 Resistol Rookie Round-Up

HORSEPOWER

PRESENTED BY RATTLER ROPES

Shad Mayfield roping one on the grass aboard Lollipop.
Shad Mayfield Let 'Er Buck in Pendleton Aboard 2024 Horse of the Year
Shad Mayfield winning Set 2 in Puyallup on Platinum.
The Calf Roping Horses of the 2026 Puyallup Semifinals
Tyler Calhoun on Ohh Its A Boon at the Spicer Gripp in 2026.
Made in the Futurities: Ohh Its A Boon Is Tyler Calhoun's Proof the Pipeline Works
John Douch on Marthas Poco, "Fancy" in Reno.
John Douch Has Two Veteran Mares, "Fancy" and "Kate," in His 2026 String
Stran Dunham and Mississippi winning Cody.
The Veteran: Stran Dunham's "Mississippi" Banks $31,148 at Two Rodeos

CIRCUIT STANDINGS

PRESENTED BY DECHRA

Last updated Sept. 15, 2026
Rank Move Athlete Money
1 — Ty Harris $37,096
2 — Joel Harris $24,229
3 ▲1 Jake Pratt $20,852
4 ▼1 Trevor Hale $18,137
5 — Gator Goodrich $16,499
6 — Michael Pederson $14,319
7 ▲2 Cash Fuesz $11,724
8 — Noodle Miller $11,019
9 ▼2 Kyle Sloan $10,976
10 ▲4 Brad Goodrich $9,126
11 ▲1 Caleb McMillan $9,039
12 ▲1 Bo Pickett $8,759
13 ▼3 Cody Craig $8,748
14 ▼3 Jacob Paul $8,624
15 — Kass Kayser $6,722
Movement vs. Sept. 8 standings
Source: PRCA · prorodeo.com
Last updated Sept. 15, 2026
Rank Move Athlete Money
1 — Brushton Minton $27,066
2 — Colton Suther $26,070
3 — Tyler Forsberg $14,662
4 — Caden Farquer $14,373
5 ▲1 Colton Farquer $13,350
6 ▲3 J. Cody Jones $12,890
7 ▼2 Roan Hudson $11,738
8 ▼1 Bo Yaussi $11,470
9 ▼1 Jason Andersen $10,919
10 — Cody Stewart $10,640
11 — James Mann $10,538
12 ▲2 Brandt Ross $10,530
13 ▼1 Jade Church $10,266
14 ▼1 Jeremiah Peek $10,039
15 — Tom Crouse $8,109
Movement vs. Sept. 8 standings
Source: PRCA · prorodeo.com
Last updated Sept. 15, 2026
Rank Move Athlete Money
1 — Riley Webb $57,489
2 — Bryce Derrer $55,180
3 — Max Mathis $42,754
4 — Quade Hiatt $37,793
5 ▲1 Ladd King $36,389
6 ▼1 Shane Hanchey $35,794
7 — Chase Webster $28,452
8 — Shad Mayfield $25,411
9 — Britt Bedke $22,705
10 — Dylan Hancock $20,850
11 — Spencer Moulton $20,743
12 ▲2 Tate Crandall $18,788
13 ▼1 Tanner Green $18,463
14 ▼1 Zack Jongbloed $17,108
15 — Trenton Smith $15,872
Movement vs. Sept. 8 standings
Source: PRCA · prorodeo.com
Last updated Sept. 15, 2026
Rank Move Athlete Money
1 — Haven Meged $35,925
2 — Jade Gardner $18,989
3 — Shay Keller $14,344
4 — Dillon Hahnkamp $13,128
5 — Weston Hersel $13,014
6 — Trevin Baumann $12,498
7 — Everett Reeves $9,567
8 — Cash Trexler $9,042
9 — Bode Scott $8,806
10 — J.C. Crowley $8,288
11 — Kyle Mahon $8,263
12 — Andrew Swenson $7,614
13 — Kyle Bagnell $7,149
14 — Zane Schroeder $6,907
15 — Holden Meged $6,011
Movement vs. Sept. 8 standings
Source: PRCA · prorodeo.com
Last updated Sept. 15, 2026
Rank Move Athlete Money
1 — Riley Pruitt $35,796
2 — J.D. McCuistion $20,909
3 — Tate Talkington $17,838
4 — Cason Kingsbury $17,763
5 — Zaine Mikita $15,122
6 — Boedy Lambert $14,430
7 — Trevor Thiel $12,700
8 — Matt Peters $12,322
9 — Jase Staudt $11,444
10 ▲5 Byars Brown $11,250
11 ▼1 Cory Bomhoff $11,084
12 ▼1 Kyle Dickens $10,863
13 ▼1 Darnell Johnson $10,724
14 ▼1 Carter Anderson $10,329
15 ▼1 Cole Robinson $10,074
Movement vs. Sept. 8 standings
Source: PRCA · prorodeo.com
Last updated Sept. 15, 2026
Rank Move Athlete Money
1 — Quinton Ellis $21,175
2 — Dean Holyan $17,052
3 ▲2 Seth Hall $14,343
4 ▼1 Pecos Tatum $13,626
5 ▼1 Kalai Nobriga $12,895
6 — Cade Wallis $10,906
7 — Quint Bell $7,596
8 — Cash Hooper $7,573
9 — Hayden Ford $7,290
10 — Stetson Jameson $6,290
11 — Clate Harwell $5,253
12 — Cooper Andersen $5,232
13 — Brody Stallard $4,086
14 ▲1 Joseph Parsons $3,788
15 ▼1 Cutter Pareo $2,901
Movement vs. Sept. 8 standings
Source: PRCA · prorodeo.com
Last updated Sept. 15, 2026
Rank Move Athlete Money
1 — Kincade Henry $39,141
2 — Ryan Thibodeaux $25,863
3 — Lane Webb $25,444
4 — Buck Calhoun $23,807
5 — Sam Lewis $21,076
6 — Lane Livingston $19,588
7 — Semaj Collins $19,433
8 — Cross Fulford $16,542
9 — Cash Enderli $16,312
10 — Richard Newton $15,976
11 — John Douch $15,743
12 — Luke Coleman $15,119
13 — Landyn Duncan $14,917
14 — West Smith $14,783
15 — Sterling Smith $13,500
Movement vs. Sept. 8 standings
Source: PRCA · prorodeo.com
Last updated Sept. 15, 2026
Rank Move Athlete Money
1 — Mason Stueve $33,766
2 — Travis Staley $17,342
3 — Zane Rampey $16,953
4 — Jarvis Demery $16,000
5 — Chizm KuyKendall $15,824
6 — Blake Carter $13,655
7 — McKade Wickett $12,486
8 — Kallen Johnson $11,601
9 — Austin Lawrence $10,533
10 — Clint Graves $9,927
11 — Paul David Tierney $9,439
12 — Kason Dyer $9,015
13 — Ryan Belew $8,558
14 — Hunter Herrin $8,494
15 — Tylen Layton $7,920
Movement vs. Sept. 8 standings
Source: PRCA · prorodeo.com
Last updated Sept. 15, 2026
Rank Move Athlete Money
1 — Chance Fleming $31,707
2 ▲1 Roy Lee $27,953
3 ▼1 Austin Madison $27,912
4 — Judd Grover $25,484
5 — Clay Ellis $24,316
6 — Cody Huber $23,140
7 — Dallen McIntire $17,186
8 — Ryder Loeb $15,928
9 — Luke Madsen $15,229
10 ▲1 Clint Southworth $13,719
11 ▼1 Lane Watson $12,250
12 ▲2 Lane Howard $11,185
13 ▼1 Haze Wright $9,796
14 ▼1 Mac Street $9,645
15 ▲3 Coy Nelson $9,414
Movement vs. Sept. 8 standings
Source: PRCA · prorodeo.com
Last updated Sept. 15, 2026
Rank Move Athlete Money
1 — Macon Murphy $20,635
2 — Spur Valdez $18,217
3 — Avery Matheson $16,248
4 — Marcus Theriot $15,445
5 — Randall Carlisle $14,806
6 — Artrell Carmouche $13,521
7 — Cynch Whitesell $13,223
8 — Polo Bacque $12,381
9 — Tatum Miller $11,761
10 — Jayden Broussard $11,711
11 — Westin Barnett $11,676
12 — Zeke Norfleet $10,929
13 ▲1 Colt Papy $10,394
14 ▼1 Brad Hartt $10,284
15 — Booker McCutchen $7,672
Movement vs. Sept. 8 standings
Source: PRCA · prorodeo.com
Last updated Sept. 15, 2026
Rank Move Athlete Money
1 — Justin Thigpen $14,395
2 — J.R. Myers $6,419
3 ▲1 Trent Turner $5,697
4 ▼1 Colby Clement $5,499
5 ▲1 Ty Rumford $5,226
6 ▼1 Robbie Erck $5,155
7 ▲2 Lance Hower $5,075
8 ▼1 Colt Vogele $4,217
9 ▲4 Ron Rosso $4,125
10 ▲8 Lucas Bullard $4,025
11 ▼1 Ned Kilgus $3,994
12 — Scott McMahon $3,887
13 ▼5 Bradley Chance Hays $3,818
14 ▼3 Kyle Yorks $3,248
15 ▲5 Nathan Wells $2,996
Movement vs. Sept. 8 standings
Source: PRCA · prorodeo.com
Last updated Sept. 15, 2026
Rank Move Athlete Money
1 — Logan Bird $48,795
2 — Beau Cooper $41,078
3 — Shane Smith $31,357
4 — Stran Dunham $30,162
5 — Kyle Lucas $26,829
6 — Riley Wakefield $23,438
7 — Shay Stewart $22,739
8 — Steele De Paoli $21,907
9 ▲2 Austin Hines $21,574
10 ▼1 Tyler Popescul $20,256
11 ▼1 Coy Skocdopole $19,479
12 — Cooper Resch $16,898
13 ▲3 Denton Dunham $14,798
14 ▼1 Trey Gallais $14,547
15 ▼1 Braden Brost $13,393
Movement vs. Sept. 8 standings
Source: PRCA · prorodeo.com
Last updated Sept. 15, 2026
Rank Move Athlete Money
1 — Trey Young $23,392
2 — Grant Turek $22,277
3 — Austin Hurlburt $18,274
4 — Ty Moser $17,312
5 — Luke Mavity $15,012
6 — Rance Bowden $13,768
7 — Justin Bridgeman $13,437
8 — J.T. Adamson $12,752
9 — Steve Kuntz $11,968
10 — Myles Kenzy $11,362
11 — Dalton Porch $10,176
12 — Thane Lockhart $9,882
13 — Grey Gilbert $9,367
14 — Newt Bruley $5,293
15 — Collin Palmer $4,550
Movement vs. Sept. 8 standings
Source: PRCA · prorodeo.com
Jake Hannum at the Daggett Heritage PRCA Rodeo.
Chance Fleming, Great Lakes Circuit's No. 1 calf roper, at the Great Lakes Circuit Finals in 2025.
Colton Suther at the 2026 Greeley Stampede.
Riley Pruitt aboard. Esther at the 2025 NFR Open.
Kincade Henry tipping his hat after winning the 2026 Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo
Hunter Herrin winning the average at the Red Bluff Round-Up.
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