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2026 PRCA Top 15 Team Roping Headers
The countdown to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo is on. Get to know the Top 15 Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Team Roping Headers who will nod their heads in Las Vegas. From seasoned world champions to first-time qualifiers, these ropers have earned their places at the NFR with winning runs all season long. 2026 PRCA Top 15 Team Roping Headers: Kaleb Driggers, the 2026 PRCA world standings leader in team roping heading.
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Driggers Goes Back-to-Back at COJO Open, Wins $80K with Northcott
Kaleb Driggers defended his COJO Open championship with Nicky Northcott on Oct. 10, 2026, winning $80,000 as a team—including $75,000 for the average title—with 13.52 seconds on three head in Belton, Texas, ahead of their respective trips to the National Finals Rodeo . Driggers and Northcott won $75,000 for the average and another $5,000 in the second round, coming down to a $40,000-a-man day.
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Driggers and Northcott Win the COJO Open Roping [FULL RESULTS]
Kaleb Driggers and Nicky Northcott won The CoJo in Belton, Texas. They roped three head in 13.52 seconds and earned $37,500 each, plus a Bill Fick Ford F-350 dually and Bloomer trailers. The Stephenville, Texas, pair also won the second round in 3.80 seconds for another $2,500 each, which brought their total to $40,000 a man.
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Pedro Egurrola, Will Woodfin Top COJO Open Qualifying Rounds
Pedro Egurrola and Will Woodfin led the COJO Open qualifying rounds in Belton, Texas, with a time of 10.34 seconds on two head. Sixty team roping pairs have qualified for Saturday's clean-slate short round, where contestants will compete for Bill Fick Ford F-350s and Bloomer trailers. Key contenders advancing include past champions Kaleb Driggers, Andrew Ward, and Jake Long.
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Outtagrass Cattle Company
This text is a landing page featuring the 'Outtagrass Cattle Company' series by Jan Swan Wood alongside trending rodeo news. Key highlights include team ropers Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira finishing a record-setting regular season, and Gus Gaillard winning the Brad Gjermundson Xtreme Bronc Riding event.
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Team ropers Kaleb Driggers/Junior Nogueira finish record-setting regular season with big win
There was no tomorrow on the 2026 PRORODEO regular-season calendar, and with one final opportunity to add to their season earnings before the standings closed, two-time PRCA World Champion header Kaleb Driggers and three-time PRCA World Champion heeler Junior Nogueira delivered. The veteran team ropers won the inaugural 377 Last Hoorah Team Roping in Stephenville, Texas, with a 22.8-second time on four head, collecting $8,956 apiece.
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Behind the Top 15: Kaleb Driggers
No. 1 | $251,887 Age: 36 Hometown: Hoboken, Georgia Career earnings: $3,327,921 Major Rodeos: Cinch Playoff Series Finale (Puyallup, Wash.); NFR; The American Rodeo; Governor’s Cup (Sioux Falls, S.D.); Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo (Texas); San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo (Texas); San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo (Texas); Reno (Nev.) Rodeo; St.
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The 2026 NFR-Qualifying Headers and Heelers
This article presents the unofficial list of team roping headers and heelers who have qualified for the 2026 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. Kaleb Driggers leads the headers, while Junior Nogueira tops the heelers, both earning over $251,800. The lists also include the top competitors who narrowly missed qualifying in the 16th through 20th positions.
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Driggers, Nogueira Cap Season No. 1 with Last Hoorah Win & Regular Season Earnings Record of $247K
Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira won the aggregate title at the 377 Last Hoorah team roping event. This victory secured their positions as the No. 1 header and heeler, setting a new regular season earnings record of over $247,000 each.
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Kryptoniite Leads the Sire Pot Horses Through Two Rounds of the Solo Select Futurity Heading
Kryptoniite and Trevor Brazile lead the Sire Pot-eligible horses at the 2026 Solo Select Stallion Incentive Futurity Heading with 598.60 on two head, No. 3 overall after Wednesday’s first two rounds at the Circle T Arena. The 4-year-old stallion (Metallic Cattack x Fun N Fancy Free), bred by Ty Smith, marked 298.25 and 300.35. Kaleb Driggers and Br Leave A Tip lead the 48-head field at 605.06, 6.46 points ahead of Kryptoniite.
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BR Leave A Tip Leads Solo Select Heading After Two Rounds
Kaleb Driggers and BR Leave A Tip were the only team to mark 300 or better in both rounds of the Solo Select Futurity heading, and they carry a 5.75-point lead into Round 3 with 605.06 on two head. The gray gelding by BR Golden Leader opened with a 303.16, the high score of the first round, and followed with a 301.90. Garland Ray Baker Jr. bred him.
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Kaleb Driggers Wins Governor’s Cup Round 1 on Coleman Proctor’s NFR Great Heisman—and the Vegas Audition Is On
Kaleb Driggers won the first round of the 2026 Cinch Governor’s Cup in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on a horse he may ride in the Thomas & Mack Center in December. Georgia’s Driggers and Junior Nogueira stopped the clock in 3.8 seconds Friday night, Sept.
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Driggers, Nogueira Own Night One at 2026 Cinch Governor’s Cup
Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira won the first round of the Cinch Governor's Cup with a swift 3.8-second run, earning over $12,500 each to extend their lead in the world standings. Brothers Dawson and Dillon Graham finished third, making crucial moves to boost their hopes of qualifying for the National Finals Rodeo.
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Colby Lovell Gets Third Riata Win on Home-Raised ‘Royal Underdog’; Ty Arnold Claims First Title on ‘Sugga Boom Boom’
Colby Lovell still has a picture of the contract on his phone. He and Kaleb Driggers wrote it up in a truck at the ProRodeo in Caldwell, Idaho, and signed it over Metallic Payday, the then 4-year-old gray stud Lovell bought as a yearling. Full Riata Championship Results The colts Lovell raised before that contract are the ones paying him now. Lovell, of Midway, Texas, rode one of them, Royal Underdog, to the Riata Pro Futurity title Sept.
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James Arviso and Levi Lord Break Down Puyallup Win and Breakout 2026 Season on The Score
James Arviso and Levi Lord have put together a stellar year as one of the new partnerships of the 2026 season, and their latest statement came at the Cinch Playoffs Series Finale in Puyallup, Washington. The pair worked their way through the bracket and Semifinals before stopping the clock in 4.1 seconds in the Finals, tying Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira for the win and earning $14,858 apiece on the week.
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These Rides Cashed In Big 🏆
This video is a countdown of the top 10 ranked rides, featuring various rodeo disciplines from an event in San Angelo, Texas. Each segment highlights a specific cowboy or cowgirl's performance, often mentioning their winning times or scores in the finals. The commentary frequently discusses how these performances impacted fantasy rodeo players.
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Third Quarter Update: 2026 PRCA Team Roping World Standings
The 2026 PRCA Team Roping World Standings are taking shape in the third quarter of the season, with Korbin Rice and Cooper Freeman maintaining their lead. Jake Smit and Douglas Rich have climbed to second, while Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira also had a strong winter. The article provides a detailed breakdown of the top 20 headers and heelers based on their earnings.
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Heading Techniques Explained: How the Best Set Up the Catch
This article features insights from top headers Andrew Ward, Kaleb Driggers, Cash Duty, Dustin Egusquiza, and Cody Snow, explaining their techniques for setting up the catch in team roping. They detail specific body positions, hand placements, and leg cues to optimize horse performance and maximize their chances of roping the steer effectively. The pros emphasize the importance of small adjustments and timing in high-speed situations.
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