2026 Australia Standings · Updated Jun 4
Team Roping (Heeler)
Shane Kenny, QLD leads Australia team roping (heeler) with A$20,839. 72 athletes ranked.
Source: prorodeo.com.au
Scoring
Points ranking
Cut to qualify
Top 15 (APRA Finals qualifier)
Path to the title
Points accumulate across sanctioned APRA rodeos. Top 15 per event qualify for the APRA National Finals Rodeo, typically in Rockhampton, QLD.
72 ranked in Team Roping (Heeler)
Top is Shane Kenny with A$20,839 · Cut at #15 (APRA Finals qualifier): Shane Iker, A$3,187
The cut line at #15 marks the APRA Finals qualifier. Athletes below the line are chasing.
Frequently asked
How are Australia team roping (heeler) standings calculated?
Australian Pro Rodeo Standings team roping (heeler) standings are ranked by points earned at sanctioned events. Points accumulate across sanctioned APRA rodeos. Top 15 per event qualify for the APRA National Finals Rodeo, typically in Rockhampton, QLD.
Who is leading the 2026 Australia team roping (heeler) standings?
Shane Kenny of QLD leads the 2026 Australia team roping (heeler) standings with A$20,839. Standings refreshed Jun 4.
Who is on the Australia team roping (heeler) bubble?
Shane Iker sits at #15 with A$3,187, the last APRA Finals qualifier spot. Tyler Kenny is the next chaser at #16 with A$2,699.
Where does Buckin' Rodeo source these Australia standings?
Standings come directly from Australian Pro Rodeo Standings's public results feed at https://prorodeo.com.au. We refresh on a fixed cadence and stamp the page with the time of the last update so you can see how current the data is.