They were rodeoing up in Idaho, Utah, and Washington the week of Aug. 24-30, 2026, with three of those being Cinch Playoff Series rodeos and the rest being chances at big money. Clint Summers and Jade Corkill cashed at four different spots to top a good week for a bubble team, making them the high-money earners for this stretch.
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These were the top five money earners in the team roping over the week of Aug. 24-30.
Clint Summers and Jade Corkill got paid at four different rodeos to lead the week. They won the Salmon Stampede in Idaho in 4.3 seconds for $3,144 apiece, tied for third at Golden Spike Rodeo in Tremonton, Utah, in 4.4 seconds for $3,980 each, tied for third at Gem State Stampede in Coeur D’Alene, Idaho, in 4.5 seconds for $2,779 each, and tied for second in the Horse Heaven Roundup Rodeo (Kennewick, Wash.) first round in 4.7 seconds for $2,455 apiece.
Slade Wood and Logan Moore built most of their week at Kennewick. They won the first round in 4.4 seconds for $3,321 apiece, placed third in the finals in 5.9 seconds for $689 each, and won the average outright at 15.3 seconds on three head for $4,982 a man. They added a tie for eighth at Coeur D’Alene in 4.8 seconds for $1,389 each.
Reigning world champion team Andrew Ward and Jake Long won $10,114 a man across four stops. They tied for the win at Tremonton in 4.3 seconds for $5,392 each, tied for third in the Kennewick second round in 4.6 seconds for $2,022 apiece, tied for fourth at Salmon in 4.7 seconds for $1,942 each, and placed 11th at Coeur D’Alene in 5.0 seconds for $758.
2026 Resistol Rookie leader Ketch Kelton and Denton Dunning stayed consistent all week long. They placed third at Kitsap, Washington in 3.9 seconds for $4,292, tied for second in the Kennewick first round in 4.7 seconds for $2,455 apiece, and tied for seventh at Tremonton in 4.6 seconds for $2,504 each.
No. 1 in the world Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira won twice this week. They tied for the win at Coeur D’Alene in 4.3 seconds for $4,042 each, then tied for the win at Kitsap in 3.8 seconds for $5,007 each.
