Tripp County will have a large showing of youth at the annual 4-H Rodeo Finals held in Fort Pierre on August 18, 19 & 20th. This will wrap up the 4-H rodeo season for the year, so youth will be working their hardest to earn the top place. There are four divisions in 4-H rodeo: Senior Boys, Senior Girls, Junior Boys and Junior Girls. Senior division ages are 14-18 and Junior division ages are 8-13.
There are two performances held, youth will either draw up on Friday evening/Sunday morning performance or Saturday morning/Saturday night performance. To determine who earned 1st, it’s based on an average of both performances, for this reason, they will be competing for the fastest, smoothest run for most consistency in the timed events and in the rough stock they will be competing for the highest score.
The Senior Division of boys include: Wyatt Cahoy, steer wrestling, team roping and calf roping; Kolton Salonen, saddlebronc; Wiley Heath, team roping and calf roping; Riggin Shippy, bull riding; Jamin Dougherty, team roping; Dawson Phillips, team roping and calf roping.
The Senior Division of girls include: Baylie Hoffine, pole bending; Sydney Hollenbeck, pole bending, barrel racing and ribbon roping; Arista Kaiser, breakaway roping and goat tying; Saige Schuyler, pole bending, goat tying and breakaway roping.
The Junior Division of boys include: Blake Volmer, flag race; Seth Heath, flag race, breakaway roping and goat tying; Riley Shippy, goat tying and steer riding; Stetson Shelbourn, breakaway roping and flag race; Burner Schenefeld, flag race, breakaway roping and goat tying; Linkyn Petersek, breakway roping, goat tying and flag race; Garret Phillips, goat tying and flag race.
The Junior Division of girls include: Ashlyn Hoffine, barrels; Saydee Heath, pole bending, breakaway roping and goat tying; Saylor Schuyler, pole bending; Summer Romero, pole bending.
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