Peninsula Junior Rodeo Association results

Clallam County Fairgrounds, Saturday and Sunday

PeeWee: 1. Katie Hale (51 points), 2. Richelle Carel (39), 3. Jodi Bowe (39).

Junior Boys: 1. Caleb Koths (60), 2. Nick Dickson (60), 3. Jordan Crabtree (33), 3. Riley Carel (33).

Senior Girls: 1. Jessica Nygard (78), 2. Bambi Craner (63), 3. Whitney Bullard (27), 3. Sarah Kennedy (27).

Junior Girls: 1. Britni Harrington (54), 2. Lylan Corey (36), 3. Kristen Staples (33).

Senior Boys: 1. Bowen Staples (51), 2. Rooster Ogg (36), 3. Nathan Koths (36).

Buckaroo: 1. Hailey Miller (36), 2. Ann Meek (24), 3. Hayden Johnson (15), 3. Hayden Hall (15), 3. Cole Craner (15).

Open Trail Class: 1. Britni Harrington, 2. Jessica Nygard, 3. Nick Dickson, 4. Shawn Segerman, 5. Esta Dibley, 6. Tanya Hull.

Open Team Roping: 1. To Segerman-Riley Carel, 2. Jared Slusher-Bowen Staples, 3. Ole Bekkevar-Nick Dickson, 4. Tina Brusseau-Kegan Brusseau.

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