Bradi Whiteside leads Maple Leaf with $35,687 against a field of 18 ropers. Sierra Clement leads First Frontier with $5,399. Texas has 100 ropers—more than five times Maple Leaf’s entire circuit.
Maple Leaf
Bradi Whiteside of Longview, Alberta, has held this lead since spring and now sits at $35,687 across 32 rodeos—the biggest circuit lead in the country. Jenna Dallyn of Nanton, Alberta, is $6,446 back at $29,241. Kylie Whiteside, also of Longview, is fourth with $16,014. The Maple Leaf Circuit Finals run Nov. 25-28 in Regina, Saskatchewan.
Currently in the top 12 — Maple Leaf
Wilderness
The deepest circuit in the country. Carly Bedke of Oakley, Idaho, leads at $27,705, and Rickie Engesser ($24,029), Josie Conner ($23,556) and Bradi Good ($21,433) are all above $21,000 behind her. Summer Williams led this circuit in May and has slid to 12th. Aubryn Bedke, also of Oakley, is eighth. Finals are Nov. 6-7 in Heber City, Utah.
Currently in the top 12 — Wilderness
Texas
A rookie leads the largest circuit in breakaway roping. Jaci Hammons of Dublin sits atop 100 ropers with $20,233 from 16 rodeos, $1,342 ahead of Jackie Crawford. Two more rookies sit in the top nine—Kirby Rawlinson third and Amy Ohrt ninth. Texas cuts off Sept. 13, the second-earliest deadline, and its finals run Oct. 13-16 in Waco.
Currently in the top 12 — Texas
California
Fallon Ruffoni of Atascadero has more than doubled her May figure, going from $8,625 to $17,837 on 14 rodeos. Suzanne Williams of Standish is second at $14,090—done on 10 rodeos, fewer than anyone else in the circuit’s top 12. Grace Beth Sutton is third. California cuts off Sept. 23 and holds its finals Oct. 23-25 in Clements.
Currently in the top 12 — California
Southeastern
Rookie Sage Dunlap of Bear Creek, North Carolina, has taken this circuit over from Karrigan Graves, who led in May and now sits second. Dunlap has $16,073 from 15 rodeos to Graves’ $13,824. Two more rookies are inside the top seven, Avery Landry fourth and Dally Exposito seventh. Finals are Nov. 13-15 in Davie, Florida.
Currently in the top 12 — Southeastern
Mountain States
Katie Jolly of Deer Trail, Colorado, was not in our May top three and now leads with $15,505 from 29 rodeos, one of the heaviest schedules of any circuit leader. Erin Johnson is second at $13,281 and Abbea Faris third. Mountain States cuts off Sept. 23 and runs its finals Oct. 23-24 in Loveland.
Currently in the top 12 — Mountain States
Badlands
Sierra Lee of Rhame, North Dakota, leads at $15,072 from 14 rodeos, with Josie Mousel of Colman, South Dakota, second at $13,540. Morgan Lee, also of Rhame, is fifth. Cedar Jandreau led this circuit in May and has dropped to ninth. Badlands cuts off Sept. 9—first in the country—with finals Oct. 9-11 in Minot.
Currently in the top 12 — Badlands
Columbia River
Jordan Minor of Hermiston, Oregon, has doubled her May total to $14,648 and kept the lead. Kennedy Buckner of Powell Butte was not in the May top three and is now second at $13,666, with Bailey Patterson of Pendleton third at $12,521. All three are Oregon ropers. Finals are Nov. 5-7 in Redmond.
Currently in the top 12 — Columbia River
Prairie
The tightest race in the country at the top. Reigning world champion Taylor Munsell of Alva, Oklahoma, leads with $13,851, and $2,251 separates her from fourth—Winter Williams, Carlee Potter and Taylor Raupe are all within reach. Beau Peterson led this circuit in May. Prairie’s finals run Nov. 19-21 in Mulvane, Kansas.
Currently in the top 12 — Prairie
Montana
This circuit had no ropers listed in May and now has 46. Molly Salmond of Choteau leads with $13,817 from 16 rodeos, followed by Sarah Verhelst of Pryor at $9,639 and Jacey Fortier of Billings at $9,431. Montana is one of two circuits that holds its finals in the new year, Jan. 14-16, 2027, in Great Falls.
Currently in the top 12 — Montana
Turquoise
Danielle Lowman of Gilbert, Arizona, has done it on the lightest schedule of any circuit leader—$13,550 from eight rodeos. Kadin Jodie of Churchrock, New Mexico, is second at $10,347 and Nicole Baggarley third. Turquoise also asks the least of its residents, six rodeos, and its finals run Nov. 5-7 in Cave Creek.
Currently in the top 12 — Turquoise
Great Lakes
Rookie Raelynn Johnson of Brodhead, Wisconsin, leads with $13,486 from 28 rodeos. Jesse Alsup led this circuit in May with $1,721, which means the top figure here has climbed nearly eightfold in three months. Clare Burcalow is second at $9,840, and four rookies sit inside the top nine. Finals are Nov. 12-14 in Louisville, Kentucky.
Currently in the top 12 — Great Lakes
First Frontier
Sierra Clement of Hudson Falls, New York, leads with $5,399 from 23 rodeos—the only circuit lead under $13,000, and $30,288 behind Maple Leaf’s. It is also the closest race anywhere: $643 separates Clement from fourth. First Frontier is the other circuit finals that waits for the new year, Jan. 14-16, 2027, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Currently in the top 12 — First Frontier
