2026 WPRA Standings · Updated 0m ago
Breakaway Roping
Kirby Rawlinson of Waller, TX leads WPRA breakaway roping with $7,793. 47 athletes ranked.
Source: wpra.com
Scoring
USD earnings
Cut to qualify
Top 15 (NFR / NFBR qualifier)
Path to the title
Top 15 in world standings (USD earnings) qualify for the NFR barrel-racing field. Breakaway has a separate top-15 cut to the WCRA/NFBR.
47 ranked in Breakaway Roping
Top is Kirby Rawlinson with $7,793 · Cut at #15 (NFR / NFBR qualifier): Sage Dunlap (R), $1,789
The cut line at #15 marks the NFR / NFBR qualifier. Athletes below the line are chasing.
Frequently asked
How are WPRA breakaway roping standings calculated?
WPRA World Standings breakaway roping standings are ranked by USD prize money won at sanctioned rodeos through the regular season. Top 15 in world standings (USD earnings) qualify for the NFR barrel-racing field. Breakaway has a separate top-15 cut to the WCRA/NFBR.
Who is leading the 2026 WPRA breakaway roping standings?
Kirby Rawlinson of Waller, TX leads the 2026 WPRA breakaway roping standings with $7,793. Standings refreshed 0m ago.
Who is on the WPRA breakaway roping bubble?
Sage Dunlap (R) sits at #15 with $1,789, the last NFR / NFBR qualifier spot. Rainey Skelton is the next chaser at #16 with $1,744.
When does the WPRA regular season end?
The WPRA regular season ends September 30, 2026. Earnings through that date set the top-15 NFR / NFBR field that competes in Las Vegas in December.
Where does Buckin' Rodeo source these WPRA standings?
Standings come directly from WPRA World Standings's public results feed at https://wpra.com. 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.