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2026 Mathews Land & Cattle Hamilton WSTR Qualifier: Full Results

Two cowboys in black hats and winter jackets pose side by side in front of a Mathews Land & Cattle backdrop
Calli MontagueJan 17, 2026

The Mathews Land & Cattle 2026 World Series of Team Roping Hamilton Qualifier took place Jan. 16-18, 2026, at the Circle T Arena in Hamilton, Texas.

Here are the winner from the weekend. For full results, visit globalhandicap.com.

Full Results


Friday, Jan. 16

Open WSTR Qualifier

TikTok@teamropingjournal Andddd for the win of the World Series of Team Roping Mathews Land & Cattle Open in Hamilton, Texas, it’s world champs Clay Tryan and Paul Eaves with a 35.41 on five head, good for $5,460 for the team. Tryan’s “The Perfect Spin” video from back in the day is also #1 on the @Roping.com most-watched list this week, be sure to CHECK. IT. OUT. ♬ original sound – rynoproductionshttps://www.tiktok.com/@teamropingjournal?refer=embed

Winners: Clay Tryan & Paul Eaves

Time: 35.41 on five head

Payout: $5,460 a team


#15.5 WSTR Qualifier

TikTok@teamropingjournal Welp…Kolby and Kase won the 15.5…again 🫣 From high call, it’s Missouri’s Kolby Krieger and Texas’ Kase Key for the win of the Mathews WSTR 15.15n Hamilton, Texas. The boys were 28.24 on four head, good for $6,560 for the team. ♬ Another One – Rich Homie Quanhttps://www.tiktok.com/@teamropingjournal?refer=embed

Winners: Kolby Krieger & Kase Key

Time: 28.24 on four head

Payout: $6,560 a team


#14.5 WSTR Qualifier

TikTok@teamropingjournal Go ahead and have yourself a day, Kolby K 😮‍💨 It’s another win for @FastBackRopes Kolby Krieger in the Mathews WSTR 14.5 Qualifier, this time with Rance Winters. Again at high call, Krieger and Winters were 27.25 on four head to win $10,630 a team. ♬ original sound – Hannahmuhlbeierhttps://www.tiktok.com/@teamropingjournal?refer=embed

Winners: Kolby Krieger & Rance Winters

Time: 27.25 on four head

Payout: $10,630 a team


#13.5 WSTR Qualifier

TikTok@teamropingjournal ZB drops the flag CLEAN on Mathews WSTR 13.5 winners Jace Davis and Luke Atchison at the fourth high callback position. Davis and Atchison were 30.43 on four head for $16,000. ♬ original sound – Know Goodhttps://www.tiktok.com/@teamropingjournal?refer=embed

Winners: Jace Davis & Luke Atchison

Time: 30.43 on four head

Payout: $16,000 a team


#12.5 WSTR Qualifier

TikTok@teamropingjournal In the final roping of the day (and by the skin of their teeth) it’s Rio Vista and Alvarado, Texas, team Tripp Davis and Lain LaFountain for the win of the Mathews WSTR 12.5. They get it pinched off at the high call back spot for a time of 31.21 on four head and $12,400 for the team. ♬ sonido original – 𝐈𝐯𝐚́𝐧 𝐑𝐌𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐜 🎧https://www.tiktok.com/@teamropingjournal?refer=embed

Winners: Tripp Davis & Lane LaFountain

Time: 31.21 on four head

Payout: $12,400 a team


Saturday, Jan. 17

#11.5 Bloomer Qualifier

TikTok@teamropingjournal The boys from West Texas didn’t let a little chilly Hamilton weather this morning bother them 😮‍💨 For the win of the Mathews WSTR 11.5 Bloomer Trailers Qualifier, it’s Omar Ruiz & RJ Hernandez. The Midland and Odessa, Texas, team were a 33.66 on four head to win $23,240. We’ve got a full day of roping in Hamilton, PAY ATTENTION PEEPS ♬ Woop Baby – Letherettehttps://www.tiktok.com/@teamropingjournal?refer=embed

Winners: Omar Ruiz & RJ Hernandez

Time: 33.66 on four head

Payout: $23,240


#10.5 WSTR Qualifier

Team roping header swinging his loop on a bay horse while the heeler follows on a dark horse in an indoor arena
#10.5 winners Trenton Baca and Jaycob Winn. | Shelby Lynn photo

Winners: Trenton Baca & Jaycob Winn

Time: 33.84 on four head

Payout: $18,000


#9.5 Heartland

TikTok@teamropingjournal Winning with friends that are really like family? Nothin better. It’s a special win for Troy Brown and Marty Larner, whose friendship goes wayyyyy back. For the win of the Mathews WSTR 9.5 Heartland, Brown and Larner were 34.80 on four head for @Cactus Saddlery saddles, pads, and $38,000. ♬ Cowboys – Jelly Roll & Struggle Jenningshttps://www.tiktok.com/@teamropingjournal?refer=embed

Winners: Troy Brown & Marty Larner

Time: 34.80 on four head

Payout: $38,000 and Cactus Saddlery saddles and saddle pads

Round 1 Fast Time

Winners: Ross Sims & Chase Wardlaw

Time: 7.84

Payout: $2,000

Fast Time on Two Head

Winners: Chance Tynes & Steve Harrison

Time: 16.91 on two

Payout: $4,000


#9.5 WSTR Qualifier

TikTok@teamropingjournal We were breathing fire tonight in the 9.5 🔥 It was a chilly evening at the Mathews WSTR 9.5 qualifier. From third high call, it’s Texas team Stuart Berend and Luke Parkinson with a 36.96 on four head, taking home the win and $16,580. ♬ Eyes Closed – Imagine Dragonshttps://www.tiktok.com/@teamropingjournal?refer=embed

Winners: Stuart Berend & Luke Parkinson

Time: 36.96 on four head

Payout: $16,580


Sunday, Jan. 18

#8.5 WSTR Qualifier

TikTok@teamropingjournal Well boys, we’ll call it clean but we can’t say it was super smooth 🫣 By the skin of their teeth (but not the cinches of their saddles), San Angelo, Texas’ Justin Roy Vasquez and Seto Monsivais for the win of the Mathews WSTR 8.5 Qualifier. The Angelo boys were 38.97 on four head to win $17,180. ♬ Industry Beating by DJ Cummerbund – DJ Cummerbundhttps://www.tiktok.com/@teamropingjournal?refer=embed

Winners: Justin Roy Vasquez & Seto Monsivais

Time: 38.97 on four head

Payout: $17,180


#7.5 WSTR Qualifier

TikTok@teamropingjournal Yeaaaaaa they did 💪 For the win of the Mathews WSTR 7.5, it was Mitch Dahl & Ali Thornton, who came from third high back to make a smooooooth run. Their 29.12 on three head adds $13,320 to their pockets. What. A. Weekend. In Hamilton, Tx. 🔥 ♬ Unshakeable – Street Gospel Syndicatehttps://www.tiktok.com/@teamropingjournal?refer=embed

Winners: Mitch Dahl & Ali Thorton

Time: 29.12 on three head

Payout: $13,320


#8.5 Saddle Roping

Winners: Taos Hays & Bart Hays

Time: 41.71 on four head

Payout: $4,180 and saddle certificates







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