TwisTed Rodeo | Rodeo News - Part 3

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March 18, 2020

Rodeo group keeping tabs

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March 18, 2020

Let’s practice common sense

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March 17, 2020

Zimmers finds Fort Scott success

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Taylor Santos makes a solid heeling run on the final day as he wrapped up the 2020 CINCH Timed Event Championship title in his first year competing at the Lazy E Arena. (PHOTO BY JAMES PHIFER)

March 15, 2020

CTEC title is Taylor-made

Taylor Santos makes a solid heeling run on the final day as he wrapped up the 2020 CINCH Timed Event Championship title in his first year competing at the Lazy E Arena. (PHOTO BY JAMES PHIFER)

Tee McLeod grapples his steer to the ground in 7.0 seconds to secure the 2020 Jr. Ironman title and $11,750. (PHOTO BY JAMES PHIFER)

March 15, 2020

Oh, Canada!

Tee McLeod grapples his steer to the ground in 7.0 seconds to secure the 2020 Jr. Ironman title and $11,750. (PHOTO BY JAMES PHIFER)

Marcus Theriot, left, turns his steer during the heading portion of Saturday's third round of the CINCH Timed Event Championship for heeler/helper Shay Carroll. Theriot owns the average lead after 15 runs. (PHOTO BY JAMES PHIFER)

March 14, 2020

Theriot skates to the top spot

Marcus Theriot, left, turns his steer during the heading portion of Saturday's third round of the CINCH Timed Event Championship for heeler/helper Shay Carroll. Theriot owns the average lead after 15 runs. (PHOTO BY JAMES PHIFER)

Jess Tierney posted the fastest round to win Friday night's performance of the CINCH Timed Event Championship. He sits second overall. (PHOTO BY JAMES PHIFER)

March 14, 2020

Tierney moves into contention

Jess Tierney posted the fastest round to win Friday night's performance of the CINCH Timed Event Championship. He sits second overall. (PHOTO BY JAMES PHIFER)

Jordan Ketscher stayed strong and steady to win the first round of the CINCH Timed Event Championship. After two rounds, he still sits No. 1 overall. (PHOTO BY JAMES PHIFER)

March 13, 2020

Ketscher catches the top spot

Jordan Ketscher stayed strong and steady to win the first round of the CINCH Timed Event Championship. After two rounds, he still sits No. 1 overall. (PHOTO BY JAMES PHIFER)