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Hali Williams

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    See How Breakaway Roper Hali Williams Travels During Rodeo Season | Cowboy Cribs

    Breakaway Roper Hali Williams is heading to the 2026 WPRA National Breakaway Finals in the No. 2 position.

    Via Cowboy_Plus

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    Jackie Crawford, Shelby Boisjoli-Meged and Three More Breakaway Cowgirls Ride at Big Guns in Cowtown

    Jackie Crawford, Shelby Boisjoli-Meged, Sarah Angelone, Hali Williams and Linsay Sumpter will chase a $25,000 first-place check down the fence Wednesday, Oct. 21, at the National Reined Cow Horse Association (NRCHA) Foundation’s Big Guns in Cowtown at the historic Cowtown Coliseum in the Fort Worth Stockyards. The fence-only showcase pairs 22 rodeo athletes with NRCHA Professionals as coaches.

    Via Breakaway Roping Journal

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    The 2026 NFBR-Qualifying Breakaway Ropers

    Cheyanne McCartney finished the 2026 Women’s Professional Rodeo Association (WPRA) breakaway roping regular season No. 1 with $196,884, leading the 15 cowgirls who will (unofficially) rope at the National Finals Breakaway Roping (NFBR). McCartney’s total breaks Taylor Munsell’s 2025 regular-season record of $191,175, and No. 2 Hali Williams cleared it too with $194,090. No. 3 Josie Conner finished $578 short at $190,597.

    Via Breakaway Roping Journal

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    Hali Williams Will Pass Cheyanne McCartney for No. 1 Sunday as the Governor’s Cup Semifinals Sets the NFBR Bubble

    Hali Williams will pass Cheyanne McCartney for No. 1 in BRJ’s unofficial world standings on Sunday, whatever she does in the Governor’s Cup semifinals. She’s $4,466 back, and the smallest check in the semifinals is $4,500. That leaves her $34 ahead, and any check in the finals puts her ahead by at least $4,534 with three days left in the regular season.

    Via Breakaway Roping Journal

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    Jordi Edens-Mitchell and Josie Conner Split Governor’s Cup Round 1 as Jill Tanner Ropes Into the Top 15

    Jordi Edens-Mitchell and Josie Conner each stopped the clock in 1.7 seconds to split the first round of breakaway roping at the Cinch Governor’s Cup in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on Friday night, and each cowgirl banked $10,967. Hali Williams was 1.9 for third and $6,267. Jill Tanner took the last check, 2.1 for $3,133, and that check moved her from No. 17 to No. 15 in BRJ’s unofficial world standings .

    Via Breakaway Roping Journal

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    The Horses At Sioux Falls

    With season changing money on the line in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, the breakaway cowgirls are only riding their a-string horses—here is a full list of the horse power you will see this weekend. Josie Conner Registered Name: Im Countin Cheques Barn Name: Checkers Im Countin Checques, aka Checkers Hali Williams Registered Name: Stylish Red Light Barn Name: RedLight Stylish Red Light aka RedLight Haiden Thompson Registered Name: Tom – Grade.

    Via Breakaway Roping Journal

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    Loralee Ward on The Money Barrel: From Youth Underdog to ProRodeo Breakthrough

    Loralee Ward has achieved a significant ProRodeo breakthrough, winning the 2025 WPRA Tour which led to her success at limited-entry rodeos like San Antonio and the 2026 RodeoHouston ProRodeo Tournament. The article details her journey from a youth underdog to a professional barrel racer, highlighting her dedication, strategic approach, and consistent effort that culminated in these recent victories. She attributes her success to a willingness to learn, adapt, and constantly challenge herself at higher levels.

    Via BarrelRacing.com

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    The Rundown April 21: The One With San Angelo & Some Shake-Ups

    This article, "The Rundown April 21," recaps a significant week in barrel racing, highlighting major shifts in the WPRA standings, particularly following the San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo. It details substantial wins and results from key events across Texas, Oregon, Ohio, and Canada, including Michelle Alley's $23K victory in San Angelo. The recap also covers various futurities and regional finals, indicating how these outcomes will influence the ongoing rodeo season and future barrel racing competitions.

    Via BarrelRacing.com

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