The 18th edition of the Ariat World Series of Team Roping Finale is poised to once again break payout records across equine sports, running Dec. 6 to Dec. 15, 2024 at the South Point Equestrian Center.
Official results for the Ariat WSTR Finale can be found at wstroping.com (opens in a new tab) and on globalhandicaps.com, (opens in a new tab) but The Team Roping Journal will keep this page updated with each day’s big winners.
Watch the Ariat WSTR Finale Live! (opens in a new tab)Ariat World Series of Team Roping Finale Results:
Dec. 6, 2024
#16.5 Add-On: Cole Eiguren and Dillon Graham
Cole Eiguren (opens in a new tab), Fruitland, Idaho, and Dillon Graham, (opens in a new tab) Wainwright, Alberta, Canada, roped four steers in 25.31 seconds to win $29,000 in the #16.5 add-on to kickstart the Ariat WSTR Finale. Full results on Global Handicaps. (opens in a new tab)
#15.5 Priefert Finale: Miles Baker and Trey Johnson
Decatur, Texas’s Miles Baker (opens in a new tab) and Weatherford, Texas’s Trey Johnson (opens in a new tab) roped four steers in 28.56 seconds to get the first Finale win of 2024, worth $66,500. Full results on Global Handicaps. (opens in a new tab)
Ariat World Series of Team Roping Finale Schedule (opens in a new tab)Dec. 7, 2024
#14.5 Apex Next Evolution WSTR Finale
Texans Jorge Jauregui Marrufo and Jose Rodrigues split $162,000 for a time of 26.87 seconds on four head.
Dec. 8, 2024
Riata Open to the World WSTR Finale
Korbin Rice and Jake Edwards left the South Point with $111,500 and the 2024 Ariat World Series of Team Roping Riata Open Finale title Dec. 8, after roping six steers in 38.09 second. Full results on Global Handicaps. (opens in a new tab)
Dec. 9, 2024
#13.5 Las Tunas Cattle Co. WSTR Finale
Seminole, Texas’s Orlando Jauregui and Lubbock, Texas’s Shawn Gray roped four steers in 29.07 seconds to win $213,000—after they won the #13.5 Bloomer qualifier the day before, for another $52,500. Full Results on Global Handicaps. (opens in a new tab)
Dec. 10, 2024
#12.5 Ariat WSTR Finale
Brothers Trevor and Trey Nowlin of Casa Grande, Arizona, won the #12.5 Ariat Finale and $274,000 for their time of 28.50 seconds on four head. Full Results on Global Handicaps. (opens in a new tab)
Dec. 11, 2024
#11.5 High Point Performance Horses WSTR Finale
Cassidy Boggs and Jared Gipson won the #11.5 High Point Performance Horses WSTR Finale for $310,000 after roping four steers in 31.83 seconds. Full Results on Global Handicaps. (opens in a new tab)
Dec. 12, 2024
#10.5 Yeti Finale
The Preston, Idaho team of Jeremy Bingham and Kyle Alder roped four steers in 33.64 seconds to win a $345,000 check in the #10.5 Yeti Finale at the Ariat WSTR Finale, the biggest check of the roping up to this point. Full roping results on Global Handicaps. (opens in a new tab)
Dec. 13, 2024
#9.5 Ariat Finale
With a time of 33.73 seconds on four head in the #9.5 Ariat Finale, Robert Covington of Linden, Texas, and David Perry of Avinger, Texas, took home a $440,000 share of the roping’s record-breaking $2.79 million payout. Full results on Global Handicaps (opens in a new tab).
Dec. 14, 2024
#8.5 Morton Buildings Finale
New Mexico’s Ross Long and Wallace Berryhill won the #8.5 Morton Buildings Finale with a 34.24 on four head for their share of $362,000.
Dec. 15, 2024
#7.5 Butler Hay Beds Finale
The 2024 Ariat WSTR Finale rounded out Sunday, Dec. 15, with Travis Lauer and Jimmy Ray Kinard winning the #7.5 Butler Hay Beds Finale. The Texas team took home $185,000 after roping four steers in 38.70 seconds.
What is the Ariat WSTR Finale? (opens in a new tab)
The Ariat WSTR Finale (opens in a new tab) is the richest recreational sporting event in the world, with team ropers of all levels vying for $18 million (or more) at the South Point Equestrian Center in Las Vegas. Ropers compete all year through the association’s world-wide system of qualifiers to be eligible for the millions of dollars paid out at the handicapped team roping event.
