Ranger rodeo men’s team tied for fourth with Connors State College in Warner, each with 300 points, at the Oklahoma State University Cowboy Stampede in Stillwater on Oct. 17-19.
The women’s team came in third with 215 points.
Following the OSU rodeo, Colter Snook, a sophomore agriculture business major from Dodge City, Kansas, still sits in first place in the Central Plains Region for the team roping header. He and his heeler, Cale Morris from Western Oklahoma State in Altus, placed fourth at OSU.
Emmett Edler, a senior agriculture business major from State Center, Iowa, came in seventh at OSU for steer wrestling, but still maintains a 175-point lead over the next contender for the region lead. He is also in third in the region for the tie down event. Jaci Traul, a grad student in the masters of business administration program, is tied for second in the region in breakaway.
Kinlyn Yadon, a freshman from Otterbein, Indiana, earned her first points of the season by placing first in goat tying at the Cowboy Stampede. Payton Dingman, a freshman from Pryor, placed fourth and is still tied for first in the region in goat tying.
