The top four ropers based on the average from each of the two sets will advance to the Semifinals on Sunday, Sept. 13. The top four teams from the Semifinals will advance to the Finals.
Puyallup Payout
- 1st: $3,510
- 2nd: $2,632.50
- 3rd: $1,755
- 4th: $877.50
Semifinals (per event): $6,400
- 0-4: $0
- 4th: $1,600
- 5ht: $1,600
- 6th: $1,600
- 7th: $1,600
Finals (per event): $35,500
- 1st: $13,900
- 2nd: $10,550
- 3rd: $7,200
- 4th: $3,850
When is Puyallup?
The Puyallup Rodeo runs September 10–13, 2026, at the Puyallup Main Grandstand, 110 9th Avenue SW, Puyallup, Washington. Five performances are scheduled:
- Thursday, Sept. 10 — 6:30 p.m.
- Friday, Sept. 11 — 6:30 p.m.
- Saturday, Sept. 12 — 1:00 p.m.
- Saturday, Sept. 12 — 6:30 p.m.
- Sunday, Sept. 13 — 1:00 p.m. (Finals)
The semifinals and finals for all events run during the final performance Sunday afternoon.
How Does The PRCA Cinch Playoff Series Work?
Puyallup is a Cinch Playoff Series Finale, and 24 breakaway ropers were accepted into the event: the top 23 in the 2026 Playoff Series standings as of Aug. 24 who entered, plus the event winner of the NFR Open. Should the NFR Open winner already be qualified or not enter, the spot rolls to the next highest-ranked contestant off the standings.
The bigger prize is a spot at the Playoff Series Finale in Sioux Falls. Contestants who qualify for Puyallup must compete here to be eligible for the Sioux Falls Finale; ropers who didn’t qualify for Puyallup can still reach Sioux Falls if they satisfy the Finale qualifications based on the Playoff Series standings as of Sept. 21. All prize money earned at Puyallup counts toward the 2026 WPRA World Standings.
Whose Season Could Puyallup Make or Break?
Puyallup is one of the last chances to move real money before the top 15 locks in, and the storylines of the week are wicked from top to bottom.
Cheyanne McCartney, the Kingston, Oklahoma, cowgirl running away with No. 1, comes in projected just $12,004 back of Taylor Munsell’s 2025 regular-season earnings record of $191,175. A big week in Washington puts her in a real position to break that record and write her name in the history books.
Move down the standings and the tightest margins in the whole bubble aren’t next to each other—they’re two separate photo finishes. Bradi Good sits No. 20 at $74,797, just $246 behind Jill Tanner at No. 19. Two spots up, Maddy Jacobs trails Martha Angelone by only $332 for 17th. The Stephenville, Texas, cowgirl led all of breakaway in money last week and comes in as hot as anyone in the field.
Angelone herself is chasing—she’s $3,055 behind No. 16 Sawyer Gilbert who’s $2,062 back of Shelby Boisjoli-Meged at No. 15. And Beau Peterson sits No. 14 just $1,810 behind Jenna Dallyn—but the Nanton, Alberta, cowgirl isn’t entered at Puyallup, so she isn’t adding Puyallup money while Peterson gets a full weekend to close the gap almost unanswered.
There’s a rookie subplot too. Jaci Hammons, the Dublin, Texas, cowgirl leading the Resistol Rookie standings at $68,590.73, isn’t walking through the Puyallup gate. Amy Ohrt, of Victoria, Texas, sitting No. 2 in the rookie race, needs just $3,755.83 to catch her, and every dollar she banks this week is pure gain.
For more on how this bubble took shape, check out our breakdowns on who was already on the bubble heading into Puyallup and how the NFR Open could shake the standings up even further.
With $77,000 on the line and a ticket to Sioux Falls attached to it, expect every cowgirl on the bubble to lay it all on the line in Puyallup.
Keep tabs on every move for the rest of the season on BRJ’s 2026 Breakaway Roping World Standings hub.
Results
Round 1 Set 1
Round 1 Set 2
Advancing to the semi-finals
Set 2 Round 1
Set 2 Round 2
Advancing to the semi-finals
Semi Finals
Finals
