Peterson’s week was almost entirely the Days of ’47. She was runner-up in both go-rounds of her bracket, good enough to advance, then won the finals outright for $18,000 and topped the average for $1,349—$20,697 from that rodeo alone. A semifinal runner-up finish at Cheyenne plus one qualifying check brought her Cheyenne total to $3,135, and she added $1,013 at Spanish Fork.
Dallyn’s Cheyenne Frontier Days run was worth $14,162 by itself—a qualifying check, a semifinal win, and the $9,861 runner-up finals check behind McCartney. She added a $1,910 second-place check at Deadwood Days of ’76 and $337 at the Days of ’47.
Conner won the first round at Ogden Pioneer Days outright for $3,935 and split the average title with Danielle Lowman for $5,312 more—$9,837 from that rodeo. A qualifying-performance win at Cheyenne plus a fifth-place semifinal finish brought her Cheyenne total to $3,524, and she added $899 at the Days of ’47 and $490 at Spanish Fork.
Boisjoli-Meged’s whole week came from one rodeo: she was third in both go-rounds of her Days of ’47 bracket, then ran away with the silver medal in the finals for $13,000.
Lowman split the Ogden Pioneer Days average title with Josie Conner for $5,312 and added placings in both go-rounds worth $3,328 combined—$8,640 from Ogden alone. A $4,289 week at Spanish Fork and $899 at the Days of ’47 round out her total.
8. Kamie Jo Crouse — $12,370
Crouse strung together paydays across four rodeos. She won both the first round and the average at Deadwood Days of ’76 for $5,570, then won Nebraska’s Big Rodeo outright for $3,525. A Spanish Fork bracket win added $2,627, and a single Cheyenne qualifying check chipped in $648.
Williams cashed checks everywhere she went. A fourth-place finish in one Days of ’47 bracket round, a tie for the top spot in another, fourth in the finals, and a share of the average add up to $5,573 there. She added $3,213 at Ogden Pioneer Days, $956 at Spanish Fork, and $518 as a backfill entrant in a Cheyenne semifinal.
10. Avery Landry — $10,095
Landry’s best week came at Spanish Fork Fiesta Days, where a bracket win and a fourth-place average finish were worth $6,058. She added $3,082 at Ogden Pioneer Days and $955 at Deadwood Days of ’76 for a three-rodeo week worth $10,095.
Top 10 Money Winners of the Week: Quick Reference
Money won July 19-26, all rodeos tracked (Cheyenne Frontier Days, Days of ’47, Ogden Pioneer Days, Spanish Fork Fiesta Days, Deadwood Days of ’76, and more).
Projected Top 20 after this week
WPRA official Pro Rodeo Breakaway World Standings, last updated July 24, 2026 (wpra.com). Additions: full Cheyenne Frontier Days earnings (qualifying through finals, confirmed not yet reflected in the July 24 update) plus every other tracked rodeo check from the week.
Beau Peterson’s Days of ’47 week vaults her eight spots, from a baseline No. 21 to a projected No. 13. Maddy Jacobs’ $25,050 week moves her 13 spots, to No. 17. Danielle Lowman’s Ogden sweep is good for three spots, to No. 8. Jenna Dallyn’s Cheyenne run moves her three spots, to No. 11. Tiffany Schieck’s Spanish Fork average win is worth three spots, to No. 20.
