The Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo kicked off January 24 inside Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, with the ProRodeo Tournament where the barrel racers of the Women’s Professional Rodeo Association will battle it out for championship honors. Follow along here for all the FWSSR barrel racing updates.
FWSSR Bracket 1 Round 1
(January 24, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — LaTricia Duke of Zephyr, Texas, and her stud DM High Roller won the opening round of Bracket 1 at the FWSSR’s ProRodeo Tournament when they turned in a 16.40-second run. Fellow National Finals Rodeo qualifier Sissy Winn followed her in second place in the Bracket 1 Round 1 with a time of 16.57.
FWSSR Bracket 1 Round 2
(January 25, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Bracket 1 Round 2 saw the completion of the first of seven brackets of competition on January 25. Toria Madsen of Blackfoot, Idaho, was a last-minute replacement in Bracket 1. She was the final runner Saturday night but managed to win the round with a time of 16.46. She will have to wait to see if she gets another chance to compete at Dickies Arena since she and LaTricia Duke of Zephyr, Texas, who won the first round, tied in money won in their bracket. Duke moved on to the Wild Card Round while Madsen went into the last-chance, non-qualifier pool where she will see how her winnings stack up with those who finish lower than third in the other brackets. Only the top money winner in that category will advance to the Wild Card Round. Winn again, followed in second place with a 16.63 in Bracket 1 Round 2 bringing her earnings to $3,600 and earning her a Semifinals qualification along with Duke.
FWSSR Bracket 2 Round 1
(January 26, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS —Bracket 2 Round 1 kicked off January 26. Jymmy Kay Cox and JLR Fire On Parade earned the win with a 16.27. Cox and “Chase” were having a great season in 2024 until a front foot injury sidelined the horse. He has recovered and showed he was back in top form when they turned in the fastest time of this year’s rodeo to win round one of Bracket 2.
FWSSR Bracket 2 Round 2
(January 27, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Wenda Johnson of Pawhuska, Oklahoma, holds the Dickies Arena barrel racing record at 16.08 seconds with Steal Money. While she wasn’t quite that fast on Monday, her time of 16.27 aboard Hesa Mr Moonflash was nearly two-tenths of a second quicker than any other cowgirl and gave her the round win in Bracket 2 Round 2. Hesa Mr Moonflash, joined Johnson’s arsenal in December of 2024 when Highpoint Performance Horses purchased the 9-year-old gelding in November 2024. Prior to that he’d been in the hands of Jamie Montano and owned by Kiowa Creek Performance Horses. Started on the pattern by Carole Strickland, “Diego” and Montano earned $63,266 in EquiStat reported earnings together before Johnson took over the reins. Johnson took Diego with her to the 2024 National Finals Rodeo as a backup to “Mo,” who is also owned by Highpoint Performance Horses. Both Diego and Mo also share similar bloodlines as well, a pedigree which has been prosperous for Johnson. Both Diego and Mo are by First Moonflash, who’s by First To Flash and out of Nagano Moon. Diego is out of the Royal Shake Em mare Royal Wild Time. While Mo is out of the Stoli mare Im Chica Stoli. Johnson has also found success on the First Moonflash gelding Dreams First Flash, which can be credited to Johnson’s introduction into success with First Moon Flash bred horses. “Flash” is by First Moonflash and out of the First Down Dash mare First Down Dream. Then, she also had Macgyver Moonflash (First Moonflash x Touched By The Moon x Black Moons Arising) before his untimely death in 2023. Johnson’s more than $1.2 million in EquiStat lifetime earnings can predominately be attributed to these First Moonflash horses.
With Bracket 2 concluded, Johnson and Jymmy Kay Cox share the same amount of money won in their bracket at $2,425. They each earned $2,300 for their round wins and $125 each for their lower-placed runs. Johnson turned in a 19.49 in Bracket 2 Round 1 for sixth place, while Cox turned in a 21.64 in Bracket 2 Round 2 for seventh place. However, Johnson turned in the faster time and therefore won the tie-breaker for the Wild Card qualification.
Tiany Schuster and Julie Plourde each advance to the Semifinals from Bracket 2 having won $3,200 and $2,800, respectively.
FWSSR Bracket 3 Round 1
(January 28, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Tuesday night at the FWSSR was full of top-shelf action. In the barrel racing, Carlee Otero took the spotlight. Fresh off her National Western Stock Show Rodeo win — as well as having just recovered from a pelvis fracture suffered during the 2024 National Finals Rodeo — Otero put herself in position to earn another early season stock show rodeo title. Otero and her NFR-qualifying mount Blingolena turned in a 16.35 in Bracket 3 Round 1 to win the round, worth $2,318.
FWSSR Bracket 3 Round 2
(January 29, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Wednesday night at the FWSSR belonged to the Otero family. Husband-wife duo Michael and Carlee Otero dominated the performance and each earned a spot into the FWSSR Semifinals. Carlee and NFR-qualifying mount Blingolena have been showing out in Fort Worth picking up the round win in Bracket 3 Round 1. They followed that with the fastest time the rodeo thus far in Bracket 3 Round 2 with a 16.19. Carlee has picked up more than $4,000 so far at the FWSSR.
Michael also had success in Fort Worth earlier in the week winning a round and with the Bracket 3 Round 2 win he advances with his wife to the Semifinals.
FWSSR Bracket 4 Round 1
(January 30, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Setting the pace in the WPRA barrel racing was Weatherford, Oklahoma’s Emily Beisel. Riding her NFR-money earner Ivory on Fire they stopped the clock in 16.11 seconds. That nearly matched the arena record of 16.08 set by Wenda Johnson in 2022. In a rodeo that’s already seen fast times and near arena-record times it’s now the fastest time of the rodeo thus far.
FWSSR Bracket 4 Round 2
(January 31, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Emily Beisel and Ivory On Fire dominated Bracket 4 turning in the fastest two times of the bracket topping both Round 1 and Round 2.
Chelsea Moore, Rose Hills, Kansas and Austyn Tobey, Bemidji, Minnesota tied for second and third in the round times of 16.43, to earn $1,600 each. Moore also finished third in the first round of Bracket 4 with another 16.43 making her the second-highest earner of the bracket and earn her an advancement to the semifinals.
Dona Kay Rule and High Valor were back in the arena after an injury during the 2024 National Finals Rodeo took them out of finishing the NFR. They spent the last month recovering and were back in top form in Fort Worth. They finished fourth in the second round of Bracket 4 with a 16.44, worth $1,000.
FWSSR Bracket 5 Round 1
(January 31, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Women’s Professional Rodeo Association world champion Jordon Briggs and her world champion mount Famous Lil Jet topped Bracket 5 Round 1 with a 16.30. Briggs was riding with a broken ankle she sustained when a horse fell with her on a jackpot just days prior. Briggs will come back in Bracket 5 Round 2 for another chance to advance to the Semifinals.
FWSSR Bracket 5 Round 2
(February 1, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Helen Nowosad and Down Ta Drift turned in a 16.26 in Bracket 5 Round 2 to top the round and earn $2,300, which ultimately earned her a berth to the Wild Card round.
Jordon Briggs finished fourth in the round with a 16.36 making her the high-money earner and earning a spot to the Semifinals along with Shelley Morgan.
FWSSR Bracket 6 Round 1
(February 1, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Keyla Costa and Halyn Lide tied for the round win in Bracket 6 Round 1 with times of 16.68. Costa turned in the winning time aboard 2015 sorrel gelding The Dragon Roll, while Lide was aboard her NFR-qualifying mount Jettin Ta Heaven.
FWSSR Bracket 6 Round 2
(February 2, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Halyn Lide turned in a 16.21 in Bracket 6 Round 2 of the FWSSR to top the round. After winning Bracket 6 Round 1 the second round win solidifies Lide’s spot in the Semifinals. Lide rode Jettin Ta Heaven to each of the round wins advancing the 2024 NFR qualifier to the FWSSR Semifinals.
FWSSR Bracket 7 Round 1
(February 3, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Andrea Busby and Born On Derby Day topped Bracket 7 Round 1 with a 16.33 putting the NFR qualifier and NFR Average winner in contention for the FWSSR Semifinals.
Busby qualified for the 2024 NFR aboard 2023 WPRA World Champion mount Jets Top Gun, who is by her homebred EquiStat leading stallion Blazin Jetolena, and out of GL Famous First Lady. “Benny” led Busby to not only her first NFR, but also a record-setting NFR aggregate win. Now, only a few months after her successful month of December, Busby is back on the pro rodeo road with her 2017 mare Born On Derby Day at the FWSSR. The mare was her second highest money earner in 2024 and is by NFR money-earner Freckles Ta Fame. With more than $354,000 in career earnings, “Derby” was the No. 4 Futurity Horse in 2022 after earning championship titles at the Kinder Cup, Elite Extravaganza, BBR World Finals, Colorado Classic, Ruby Buckle August and the Ardmore Futurity with Ashley Schafer in the saddle. The following year, Derby took to rodeos instantly with then new jockey, Busby. The dependable, surefooted mare helped carry Busby to a 2024 NFR qualification after placing at such prestigious events at Rodeo Houston and the Greeley Stampede.
FWSSR Bracket 7 Round 2
(February 4, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Kassie Mowry and her WPRA World Champion Force The Goodbye turned in the second-fastest time of the 2025 FWSSR thus far with a 16.13 to win Bracket 7 Round 2.
Andrea Busby and Born On Derby Day turned in a 16.20 to finish third and earn a spot in the Semifinals along with Mowry. Megan McLeod-Sprague finished third in Bracket 7 Round 1 with a 16.63 and second in Bracket 7 Round 2 with a 16.15 to earn a spot in the Wild Card Round.
Bracket 7 concluded the bracket portion of the FWSSR ProRodeo Tournament and the final roster of athletes advancing to the Semifinals and Wild Card rounds was finalized. The Wild Card round will feature eight competitors in each event and it is last opportunity to advance to the Semifinals. Only two of the eight will advance from the Wild Card to the Semifinals.
FWSSR Wild Card Round
(February 5, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Two Idaho cowgirls top the FWSSR Wild Card Round to advance to the semifinals. Toria Madsen of Blackfoot, Idaho, topped the Wild Card Round with a 16.15, while Megan McLeod-Sprague of Marsing, Idaho, finished second with a 16.33. They each earned a berth to the FWSSR Semifinals.
Madsen rode Dial N Zoom (Shazoomin Star x Dials Lucky Sparks x Smoke N Sparks) to the win in the Wild Card Round with a 16.15, worth $2,000.
McLeod-Sprague rode Seis Corona (Dash Ta Fame x Tell Em Belle x Tres Seis) to the second place finish from a 16.33.
There are two Semifinals performances to determine who will advance to Saturday night’s Championship Finals. The top two from Wednesday will be among those riding in the Semifinals. Semifinals 1 starts at 7:30 on Thursday night where the best four in each event get to ride again on Saturday. Semifinals 2 is at 7:30 Friday night and again the top four advance to the Finals.
FWSSR Semifinals Qualifiers
- Sissy Winn / JL I Am Reddy (2017 G, JL Reddy To Charm x JL Seraphina x Dash Ta Fame)
- Latricia Duke / DM High Roller (2017 S, French Streaktovegas x Happy To Run Em x Firewaterontherocks)
- Tiany Schuster / Admire My Fame (2019 G, Carrizzo x Admire My Fire x Turn N Fire)
- Julie Plourde / KF Epic Ta Fame (2017 G, Epic Leader x Gotta Go Tafame x Dash Ta Fame)
- Carlee Otero / Blingolena (2018 G, Blazin Jetolena x Dash Of Bling x Dash Ta Fame)
- Lisa Lockhart / Rosas Cantina CC (2010 M, Corona Cartel x Dash Ta Vanila x Dash Ta Fame)
- Emily Beisel / Ivory On Fire (2016 M, Ivory James x Lil Miss Firewater x Fire Water Flit)
- Chelsea Moore / Tres Socks (2014 G, Woodbridge x Tres Darling x Tres Seis)
- Jordon Briggs / Famous Lil Jet (2014 G, Dash Ta Fame x Blazin Black Beauty x Blazin Jetolena)
- Shelley Morgan / Bucky Wonder Horse (2017 M, First Down Dash x Rosas Cantina CC x Corona Cartel)
- Halyn Lide / Jettin Ta Heaven (2012 G, JL Dash Ta Heaven x Zeros Gypsy Jet x Three O Jones)
- Leslie Smalygo / Justaheartbeattofame (2010 G, Justaheartofawarrior x Yawl A Fame Maker x Dash Ta Fame)
- Andrea Busby / Born On Derby Day (2017 M, Freckles Ta Fame x KR Last Fling x A Streak Of Fling)
- Kassie Mowry / Force The Goodbye (2018 G, The Goodbye Lane x VF Forcit First x Burrs First Down)
- Toria Madsen / Dial N Zoom (2012 G, Shazoomin Star x Dials Lucky Sparks x Smoke N Sparks)
- Megan McLeod-Sprague / Seis Corona (2011 G, Dash Ta Fame x Tell Em Belle x Tres Seis)
FWSSR Semifinals A
(February 6, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — The first set of FWSSR semifinals contestants made their bids for a finals round qualification inside Dickies Arena in Fort Worth Thursday night during the FWSSR Semifinals A. It was NFR average record-holder Andrea Busby who topped the round. Busby set the NFR average record aboard the 2023 WPRA World Champion mount Jets Top Gun that led Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi to her 2023 world title. However, at the 2025 FWSSR Busby has been putting on a show aboard her 8-year-old mare Born On Derby Day.
“Derby” is a 2017 red roan mare by the Cheyenne Frontier Days champion stallion Freckles Ta Fame, and out of the Ashley Schafer trained mare KR Last Fling, who’s by A Streak Of Fling. The mare was Busby’s second highest money earner in 2024. With more than $354,000 in EquiStat career earnings, Derby was the No. 4 Futurity Horse in 2022 after earning championship titles at the Kinder Cup, Elite Extravaganza, BBR World Finals, Colorado Classic, Ruby Buckle August and the Ardmore Futurity with Schafer in the saddle. The following year, Derby took to rodeos instantly with Busby. The dependable, surefooted mare helped carry Busby to a 2024 NFR qualification after placing at such prestigious events at Rodeo Houston and the Greeley Stampede.
The Freckles Ta Fame aka “Can Man” has earned $403,000 in EquiStat reported lifetime earnings the majority of which have been Shali Lord, for owners Spitz Quarter Horses. Schafer did have the stallion for the beginning of his career earning earning $18,000 in futurity earnings. The stallion then went on with Lord to achieve much success in the pro rodeo world including the CFD win, and an NFR appearance with Tonozzi in 2017. As a sire, Can Man has produced offspring earners of more than $891,000 — his highest earner being Derby. Can Man is also EquiStat’s No. 2 Leading Junior Sire.
KR Last Fling is an EquiStat earner of $133,577 in career earnings with Schafer in the saddle and has won or placed at events like the BFA World Championships, the Ardmore Futurity, Sand Cup Futurity, Diamonds and Dirt Futurity, The American Semifinals and more. As a dam, “Laramie” has produced offspring earners of more than $698,000. Her highest-earning offspring being Derby.
Along with Busby, Carlee Otero, Toria Madsen and Leslie Smalygo all earned a berth to the finals round from Semifinals A. Semifinals B will start at 7:30 p.m. in Dickies Arena on Friday, January 7. Eight contestants in each event start with a clean slate and the best four will advance to Saturday night’s Championships.
FWSSR Semifinals B
(February 7, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — The final set of barrel racers in the FWSSR Semifinals made their bids in Semifinals B. Emily Beisel and Ivory On Fire topped the FWSSR Semifinals B with a 16.23 to advance to Saturday’s Championships. Beisel and “Liza” have had a good showing in Fort Worth topping both rounds of Bracket 4 and then following that with the Semifinals B win. They head into Championship Saturday alongside seven other qualifiers.
Liza is a 2016 mare by Ivory James out of Lil Miss Firewater, who’s by Fire Water Flit, and has led Beisel to more than $290,000 of her more than $1.7 million in EquiStat lifetime earnings. Liza gained fan recognition in 2023 when Beisel took her to the NFR and earned more than $47,000. They were back in Vegas at the 2024 NFR and earned more than $64,000.
FWSSR Championship Qualifiers
- Andrea Busby / Born On Derby Day
- Carlee Otero / Blingolena
- Toria Madsen / Dial N Zoom
- Leslie Smalygo / Justaheartbeattofame
- Emily Beisel / Ivory On Fire
- Kassie Mowry / Force The Goodbye
- Shelley Morgan / Bucky Wonder Horse
- Megan McLeod-Sprague / Seis Corona
Andrea Busby and Born On Derby Day Win FWSSR
(February 8, 2025) FORT WORTH, TEXAS — The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo came to a close Saturday night with the final round of competitors making their bids for championship honors. Andrea Busby and Born On Derby Day conquered the barrel pattern turning in a 16.16 for the FWSSR barrel racing championship and $27,700.
2025 FWSSR Barrel Racing Results
Bracket 1 Round 1: 1, LaTricia Duke, Zephyr, Texas, 16.40, $2,300. 2, Sissy Winn, Chapman Ranch, Texas, 16.57, $1,800. 3, Sadie Wolaver-Troyer, Weatherford, Okla., 16.83, $1,400. 4, Ashley Rogers, Amite, La., 16.94. $1,000.
Bracket 1 Round 2: 1, Toria Madsen, Blackfoot, Idaho, 16.46 seconds, $2,300. 2, Sissy Winn, Chapman Ranch, Texas, 16.63, $1,800. 3, Katelyn Scott, Odessa, Texas., 16.70, $1,000. 4, Sadie Wolaver-Troyer, Weatherford, Okla., 16.73. $1,000.
Semifinals qualifiers: Winn, $3, 600, and LaTricia Duke, Zephyr, Texas, $2,425.
Wild Card qualifier: Madsen, $2,425. (Duke wins tiebreaker with fastest time on one run.)
Bracket 2 Round 1: 1, Jymmy Kay Cox, Pleasanton, Texas, 16.27, $2,300. 2, Tiany Schuster, Krum, Texas, 16.54, $1,800. 3, Paige Jones, Wayne, Okla., 16.56, $1,400. 4, Julie Plourde, Saint-Gedeon, Quebec, Canada, 16.57. $1,000.
Bracket 2 Round 2: 1, Wenda Johnson, Pawhuska, Okla., 16.27 seconds, $2,300. 2, Julie Plourde, Saint-Gedeon, Quebec, Canada, 16.46, $1,800. 3, Tiany Schuster, Krum, Texas., 16.48, $1,000. 4, Paige Jones, Wayne, Okla., 16.59. $1,000.
Semifinals qualifiers: Schuster, $3,200, and Plourde, $2,800.
Wild Card qualifier: Johnson, $2,425. (Johnson wins tiebreaker with Jymmy Kay Cox.)
Bracket 3 Round 1: 1, Carlee Otero, Perrin, Texas, 16.35 seconds, $2,318. 2, Caley Walkoviak, Anderson, Texas, 16.85, $1,817. 3, Jessica Routier, Buffalo, S.D., 17.75, $1,418. 4, Lisa Lockhart, Oelrichs, S.D., 21.42. $1,018.
Bracket 3 Round 2: 1, Carlee Otero, Perrin, Texas, 16.19 seconds, $2,300. 2, Ilyssa Riley, Hico, Texas, 16.50, $1,800. 3, Lisa Lockhart, Oelrichs, S.D., 16.66, $1,400. 4, Oceane Veilleux, St-Alfred, Quebec, Canada, 16.87. $1,000.
Semifinals qualifiers: Otero, $4,618, and Lockhart, $2,418.
Wild Card qualifier: Riley, $1,943.
Bracket 4 Round 1: 1, Emily Beisel, Weatherford, Okla., 16.11 seconds, $2,300. 2, Jordan Driver, Garden City, Texas, 16.34, $1,800. 3, Chelsea Moore, Rose Hill, Kan., 16.43, $1,400. 4, Stephanie Fryar, Waco, Texas, 16.47, $1,000.
Bracket 4 Round 2: 1, Emily Beisel, Weatherford, Okla., 16.26 seconds, $2,300. 2, (tie) Chelsea Moore, Rose Hills, Kan., and Austyn Tobey, Bemidji, Minn.,16.43, $1,600 each. 4, Dona Kay Rule, Minco, Okla., 16.44. $1,000.
Semifinals qualifiers: Beisel, $4,600, and Moore, $3,000.
Wild Card qualifier: Jordan Driver, Garden City, Texas, $1,925.
Bracket 5 Round 1: 1, Jordon Briggs, Tolar, Texas, 16.30 seconds, $2,318. 2, Shelley Morgan, Eustace, Texas, 16.46, $1,818. 3, Lindsay Sears, Lipan, Texas, 16.66, $1,418. 4, Jamie Olsen, Brock, Texas, 16.71, $1,018.
Bracket 5 Round 2: 1, Helen Nowosad, Stephenville, Texas., 16.26 seconds, $2,300. 2, Abby Phillips, Marshall, Texas, 16.30, $1,400. 3, Shelley Morgan, Eustace, Texas, 16.36, $1,400. 4, Jordon Briggs, Tolar, Texas, 16.36, $1,000.
Semifinals qualifiers: Briggs, $3,300, and Morgan, $3,200.
Wild Card qualifier: Nowosad, $2,300.
Bracket 6 Round 1: 1, (tie) Keyla Costa, Tolar, Texas, and Halyn Lide, China Springs, Texas, 16.68 seconds, $2,050 each. 3, Leslie Smalygo, Skiatook, Okla., 16.92, $1,400. 4, Tayla Moeykens, Three Forks, Mont., 17.05, $1,000.
Bracket 6 Round 2: 1, Halyn Lide, China Spring, Texas, 16.21 seconds, $2,300. 2, Leslie Smalygo, Skiatook, Okla., 16.30, $1,800. 3, Stevi Hillman, Granbury, Texas, 16.65, $1,400. 4, Keyla Costa, Tolar, Texas, 16.67. $1,000.
Semifinals qualifiers: Lide, $4,350, and Smalygo, $3,200.
Wild Card qualifier: Costa, $3,050.
Bracket 7 Round 1: 1, Andrea Busby, Brock, Texas, 16.33 seconds, $2,300. 2, Summer Kosel, Glenham, S.D., 16.58, $1,800. 3, Megan McLeod-Sprague, Marsing, Idaho, 16.63, $1,400. 4, Kassie Mowry, Dublin, Texas, 16.77, $1,000.
Bracket 7 Round 2: 1, Kassie Mowry, Dublin, Texas, 16.13 seconds, $2,300. 2, Megan McLeod-Sprague, Marsing, Idaho, 16.15, $1,800. 3, Andrea Busby, Brock, Texas, 16.20, $1,400. 4, Summer Kosel, Glenham, S.D., 16.30. $1,000.
Semifinals qualifiers: Busby, $3,700, and Mowry, $3,300.
Wild Card qualifier: McLeod-Sprague, $3,200.
Wild Card Round: 1, Toria Madsen, Blackfoot, Idaho, 16.15 seconds, $2,000. 2, Megan McLeod-Sprague, Marsing, Idaho, 16.33, $1,500. 3, Keyla Costa, Tolar, Texas, 16.57, $1,000. 4, Ilyssa Riley, Hico, Texas, 16.41, $500.
Semifinals qualifiers: Madsen and McLeod-Sprague
Semifinals A: 1, Andrea Busby, Brock, Texas, 16.20 seconds, $4,000. 2, Carlee Otero, Perrin, Texas, 16.21, $3,000. 3, Toria Madsen, Blackfoot, Idaho, 16.28, $2,000. 4, Leslie Smalygo, Skiatook, Okla., 16.41, $1,000.
Semfinals B: 1, Emily Beisel, Weatherford, Okla., 16.23 seconds, $4,000. 2, Kassie Mowry, Dublin, Texas, 16.32, $3,000. 3, Shelley Morgan, Eustace, Texas, 16.36, $2,000. 4, Megan McLeod-Sprague, Marsing, Idaho, 16.41, $1,000.
Championship Round: 1, Andrea Busby, Brock, Texas, 16.16 seconds, $20,000. 2, Megan McLeod Sprague, Marsing, Idaho, 16.21, $12,000. 3, Kassie Mowry, Dublin, Texas, 16.37, $8,000. 4, Toria Madsen, Blackfoot, Idaho, 16.31, $4,000.
