Member Guide
Standings & Results
Reading the season standings — divisions, team roping, and how money counts.
Where the season's money shows up, and how to read it.
Rodeo results
The Results page lists every past rodeo — search or filter by date, then View Results to see each event's placings. Results appear once the office posts them and the rodeo is closed out. A team roping prints as one line with both names sharing the placing, because the team took one run.
If you were entered, you'll also get an email when a rodeo's results are posted (you can turn that off under Email Notifications).
Season standings
The Standings page ranks the season's earnings. Three controls at the top:
- Division — All Contestants or Rookies
- Year — the last five seasons
- Event — one event, or All Events for the full board
Each event's table lists the top 15 by earnings, from completed rodeos only. If you're signed in, your own row is highlighted with a You badge wherever you appear.
The rookie division
The Rookies tab shows contestants in their first season with the association, ranked on the same earnings as the open standings — it filters who's counted, it doesn't change what anyone won, so a rookie appears in both divisions. The tab follows the selected year: the 2025 tab lists 2025's rookies, this year and every year after. Rookie status comes from the declaration made when completing your profile.
All-around
With All Events selected, the Men's All Around and Women's All Around tables sit at the top — total earnings across every event.
Team roping reads as two tables
Headers and heelers aren't competing at the same job, so Team Roping ranks them separately: Team Roping — Header and Team Roping — Heeler. Each rodeo's cheque is split evenly between the two ropers, and each half lands in that roper's own table. Rope both ends over a season and you'll have a spot in each table for the rodeos you roped that end.
Why an event's table might be empty
An event with no results yet still shows on the open standings with "No results recorded yet" — the event exists, nobody has placed in it. The rookie division hides empty events instead, to keep a young season readable.