How to Watch the WCRA’s Rodeo Corpus Christi and Track Results

The first stop of the WCRA’s 2023 Triple Crown kicks off May 09 in with Rodeo Corpus Christi, and here’s everything you need to know.

Jackie Crawford Crowned Rodeo Corpus Christi Champion & Collects $16.6k Payday
Jackie Crawford was the 2022 Rodeo Corpus Christi Champion. Photo courtesy of the WCRA.

The first stop of the WCRA’s 2023 Triple Crown of Rodeo tour kicks off May 09 in Corpus Christi, Texas, for breakaway ropers, and here’s everything you need to know to keep up with the action.

For the third consecutive year, Corpus Christi will host the first stop of the 2023 WCRA Triple Crown of Rodeo. The (performances) will be held May (10-13) in conjunction with the annual Buc Days Festival and the PBR Velocity Tour Finals at American Bank Center on the Corpus Christi Bayfront with a total payout over $550,000. WCRA Press Release, October 2022

Rodeo Corpus Christi Schedule

May 09, 9 a.m. CST

Top 48 barrel racers from the WCRA’s Virtual Rodeo Qualifier leaderboard compete in the preliminary round on one run inside the Richard Borchard Regional Fair Grounds arena.

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May 10-12, 7 p.m. CST

Top qualifying breakaway ropers will compete in the progressive round performances each night inside the American Bank Center.

May 13, 7 p.m. CST

Top two advancing breakaway ropers from the progressive performances will compete in the Showdown Round, along with the No. 1 seeded athlete from the VRQ leaderboard to determine who will walk away with the $15,000 grand prize and the coveted champion surfboard.

How to watch rodeo Corpus Christi

To catch the action from May 09-May 13, fans can tune into the PBR Ridepass on Pluto TV, or stream it on The Cowboy Channel.

Meet the breakaway ropers

These 56 cowgirls will be competing at Rodeo Corpus Christi on May 09.

*DY: Division Youth Athlete

Lorissa Jo Merritt
Blythe Odom
Hailee Lowman
Lexey Williams
Lacey Busch
Ashlee Carley
Cheyenne Bartling
Sammy Taylor
Jordan Driver
Ari Anna Flynn
Bailey Jay
Hannah Lee
Kenzie Kelton
Holly Manahan
Kayla Lombardo
Mekalia Terry
Sutton Wood
Garen Reese
Jordan Dildine
Catherine Clayton
Cali Griffin
Karson Stevens
Audrey Thibodeaux
Kelsie Reininger
Rylee George
Annie Vick
Erika Frost
Brylee Braden
Lindsei Harvey
Beau Peterson
Taylor Hanchey
Josey James
Rylee Payne
Bailey Gubert
Mallorie Fewell
Kylie Reininger
Amy Ohrt
Kelsey Mabry
Sawyer Gilbert
Marybeth Beam
Makenzie Mayes*
Hope Thompson
Jordyn Koonsman*
Kinlie Brennise
Channing Wescott*
Madison Outhier
Kamryn Robison*
Jackie Crawford
Alee Andrews*
Rylie Edens
Mackenzie Floyed*
Tiffany Schieck
Jakelyn Primrose*
Hali Williams
Kerstin Freeman*
Martha Angelone

How to find results

To keep up with results and more, stay tuned into Breakaway Roping Journal’s social media accounts, website (that’s where you’re reading this article) and check out WCRA.Rodeo.

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