The 2010 CJRA Schedule has been updated.

Special Thanks to all the 2009 CJRA Rodeo Committees, all our tremendous sponsors and to the parents and volunteers who helped out so much during the year. We paid out over $40,000 in prize money and awarded over $65,000 worth of prizes and scholarships at our Finals. We are looking forward to our 17th year! Watch this website for updates and the 2010 schedule.

The results of the 2009 CJRA Finals and Year End Standings are posted.

2009 Finals All Around Winners
Pee Wee Kody Hoss, La Junta
Jr Boys Trevor Kirchenschager, Yuma
Jr Girls Teisha Coffield, Yuma
Sr Boys Shay Carroll, La Junta
Sr Girls Hayden Segelke, Snyder

2009 All Around Winners
Pee Wee Kody Hoss, La Junta
Runner Up Logan Kenline, Galeton
Jr Boys Trevor Kirchenschager, Yuma
Runner Up Austin Crist, Rocky Ford
Jr Girls Teisha Coffield, Yuma
Runner Up Shay Spitz, Lamar
Sr Boys Shay Carroll, La Junta
Runner Up Tyler Schnaufer, Pueblo
Sr Girls Hayden Segelke, Snyder
Runner Up Danielle Lauridsen, Fort Collins

Doug Kaess Memorial Scholarship Tyler Schnaufer, Pueblo
Doug Kaess Memorial Scholarship Jordan Fabrizio, Pueblo
Rod Hinman Memorial Scholarship Meag Sullivan, Burlington
Carl Ellerman Memorial Scholarship Karly Benzie, Bayfield
Zach Dorenkamp Memorial Scholarship Hannah Harrington, Holly
Justin Harrington Memorial Scholarship Kelcey Haas, Ault
Dr. Hank Scheel Memorial Scholarship Josh Kurfiss, Penrose

Wrangler Award Tyler Schnaufer, Pueblo

Congratulations to the CJRA’s IFYR Champions. Kyle Dickens won the Calf Roping and $2,500 and Tate Kirchenschalger (with partner Trace Porter from Louisiana) won the Team Roping. Hayden Segelke placed second in the Goat Tying, winning $3,300 in the go rounds and average. Others winning checks in go rounds were McKenzie Scott and Hayden in the Barrel Race, Meag Sullivan and Treyele Gotschall in the Breakaway Roping, Brittany Fellows in the Pole Bending and Tarren Calhoun in the Bull Riding. Placing in the top 15 in go rounds were Sarah Gunkel, Brooke Smith, Karly Benzie, Jordan Fabrizio, Colten Gardner and Tyrell Buffalo.

Tyler Schnaufer of Pueblo was the recipient Cinch’s $2,500 college scholarship. One scholarship is awarded to a graduating senior boy and girl competing at the IFYR.