The 2024 WCRA Rodeo Carolina breakaway roster is stacked with World Champions, newcomers, and more that’ll make the second edition of the $400K event a must-watch affair.
WCRA Rodeo Carolina is the richest rodeo event east of the Mississippi and will take place Oct. 3-5 at the Tryon International Equestrian Center & Resort.
The event has some added significance, too, since it will determine the first breakaway athlete competing on the WCRA’s team, The Free Riders, at the 2025 Kid Rock’s Rock N Rodeo.
Jackie Crawford and Keslie Domer’s new WCRA venture
For the first time at a WCRA event outside of the WRWC, a women’s team roping duo will compete as 23-time World Champion Jackie Crawford heads and nine-time World Champion Kelsie Domer heels.
Crawford and Domer are two of the highest-earning athletes in WCRA, with Crawford nearing the $300,000 mark while Domer’s earnings exceed $189,000.
The team roping pair will be competing in breakaway, too, alongside 35 other breakaway ropers.
2024 WCRA Rodeo Carolina breakaway roster
| Amanda Coleman | Kayla Lombardo | Morgan Larkin |
| Brianna Walz | Kelsie Domer | Nikayla Brill |
| Cailey Divine | Kelsie Reininger | Oralee Madison |
| Carmen Oates | Kieley Walz | Rena Kate Livengood |
| Cassidy Kelly | Kolby Whitesell | Sage Dunlap |
| Cassie Chapman | Kyla Matthews | Savannah Jacobson |
| Catherine Clayton | Kylie Reininger | Shayla Smith |
| Grace Toberer | Lena Miller | Taylor Earnhardt Putnam |
| Harley Pryor | Lilly Price | Taylor Munsell |
| Jackie Crawford | Maelee Wade | Taylor Wright |
| Jordan Jo Hollabaugh | Makenzie Mayes | Tori Murdock |
| Josey James | Martha Angelone | |
| Karrigan Cagley | MaryBeth Beam |
About WCRA Rodeo Carolina
Tryon International Equestrian Center & Resort is one of the most picturesque equestrian facilities in the country and is located within the Blue Ridge Foothills of Mill Spring, North Carolina. The year-round event venue features multi-discipline international and national equestrian competitions, live music, arts and entertainment, and holiday events.
Rodeo Carolina marks a merging of disciples like never before. Some of the Western sport’s preeminent talents compete at the facilities that have hosted Olympic contenders in show jumping, dressage, and more.
With onsite shops, diverse dining options, and a robust entertainment calendar, non-equestrian visitors are equally marveled by the Tryon Resort experience.
Tryon International Equestrian Center and Resort spans 1,600 acres and boasts 13 competition arenas, 1,400 permanent stalls, and various restaurants, shops, and lodging options. A nearby sporting clay course completes the Tryon Resort family of brands at Cleghorn Gun Club and the Cleghorn Golf & Sports Club.
About WCRA
Since launching in May 2018, the WCRA and its partners have awarded more than $18.2 million in new money to rodeo athletes. Rodeo athletes interested in learning more about the WCRA or the VRQ should visit wcrarodeo.com.
