Top 13 Breakaway Ropers to Compete on CFD Championship Sunday

The top breakaway ropers out of two semi-finals sets that are making it back to Sunday's performance at The Daddy of Em All.

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Here are the top-13 breakaway ropers that advanced to compete in the Championship Sunday performance at The Daddy of Em All.

Please note that they will be bringing back 13 ladies due to split wins in the semi-finals performances. 

Hope Luttrell

McKenzie Frizzel

Jordi Edens

Amanda Coleman

Martha Angelone

Kirsten Stubbs

Kayelen Helton

Sawyer Gilbert

Makayla Mack

Tibba Smith

Nicole Baggarley

Bradi Good

Coralee Spratt

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