2026 BREAKAWAY ROPING WORLD STANDINGS

Rank	Move	Rider	Home Town	Rodeos	Money Won
1	–	Cheyanne McCartney	Kingston, OK	75	$196,884.02
2	–	Hali Williams	Comanche, TX	63	$194,090.29
3	▲1	Josie Conner	Iowa, LA	71	$190,596.76
4	▼1	Rylee A. George	Stephenville, TX	72	$159,569.71
5	▲1	Jordi Edens-Mitchell	Gatesville, TX	64	$148,284.16
6	▼1	Taylor Munsell	Alva, OK	72	$132,781.35
7	–	Cadee Williams	Big Timber, MT	55	$125,807.62
8	▲1	Haiden Thompson	Yoder, WY	75	$124,231.51
9	▼1	Danielle Lowman	Gilbert, AZ	72	$121,356.79
10	▲5	Bradi Good	Abilene, TX	72	$111,856.95
11	–	Madison Outhier	Utopia, TX	75	$111,252.37
12	▼2	Shelby Boisjoli-Meged	Miles City, MT	76	$110,203.40
13	▼1	Suzanne Williams	Standish, CA	75	$107,615.11
14	▲4	Martha Angelone	Stephenville, TX	75	$107,602.13
15	▼2	Aspen Miller	Santa Fe, TX	75	$102,734.60
Cutline · Top 15 Qualify for the NFBR
16		Jill Tanner	Stephenville, TX	53	$97,766.78
17		Jenna Dallyn	Nanton, AB	67	$96,517.24
18		Beau Peterson	Council Grove, KS	73	$93,321.63
19		Jackie Crawford	Stephenville, TX	57	$88,442.20
20		Sawyer Gilbert	Buffalo, SD	78	$84,600.91

Sioux Falls turned the race for No. 1 into a three-way fight. Josie Conner won the Governor’s Cup finals with a 1.9 for $34,000, and her $44,967 week — the most of anyone — moved her past Rylee A. George to third. Cheyanne McCartney still leads, but Hali Williams banked $17,033 at the Governor’s Cup and cut the gap to $2,794, down from $17,389 on Sept. 20. Conner sits just under $3,500 behind Williams, so the top three are separated by $6,287 with the regular season closing Sept. 30. Jordi Edens-Mitchell added $18,600 to retake fifth from Taylor Munsell, and Haiden Thompson’s $9,400 moved her past Danielle Lowman into eighth.

The finals also redrew the cutline. Bradi Good and Martha Angelone split second and third for $21,500 apiece—Good climbed from 15th to 10th, and Angelone roped from 18th into qualifying position. Tyler shuffled the middle of the pack after that: Madison Outhier won it with a 2.0 for $3,281 and passed Shelby Boisjoli-Meged for 11th, and Suzanne Williams’ $533 check moved her $13 ahead of Angelone for 13th. Jenna Dallyn slid from 14th to 17th, out of the top 15, and Aspen Miller holds the last NFBR spot at $102,735, $4,968 ahead of Jill Tanner, who banked $9,345 and still sits 16th. Beau Peterson placed sixth in Tyler for $1,148 but stays 18th, $9,413 back. The biggest bubble jump belonged to Jackie Crawford: fourth in the finals for $9,000, plus $820 in Tyler, made a $10,488 week and moved her into the top 20 at 19th.

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Source: WPRA official standings through Sept. 25 · Governor’s Cup and the week’s ProRodeo checks added by BRJ · Tyler (Sept. 25-27) included · Unofficial until the next WPRA update · Rodeo counts are WPRA’s Sept. 25 figures · Movement vs. Sept. 20 standings