Storm Men Finish Second at Pratt CC Rodeo

PRATT, Kan. – Southeastern men's rodeo turned in a second-place team finish at the Pratt CC Rode over the weekend while the women's squad posted an eighth-place finish.
 
Waylon Buquoi took home the event championship in the bull riding after finishing second in the first round on a ride of 67. He bounced back with a 74 in the finals to win the round and lift himself back to the top of the average standings by two points.
 
Kash Martin posted a second-place finish in the bareback, recording a 67 on his first ride to finish second in the round and matching that finish with an improved 76 in the finals to finish second in the average.
 
Boe Maggie Calico led the SE women in points, posting a 16.16 in the first round of the barrel racing to finish fifth in the round, but her 16.40 in the finals missed the top six and moved her to sixth in the average.
 
Regan Chance added points in the same event with a sixth-place finish in the first round on a run of 16.17, but also missed the top six in the finals, taking her out of the average.
 
Brady Irvine opened the saddle bronc competition with a 65 to advance to the finals where his 83 was good to win the final round and move him up to fourth in the average.
 
Cole Beasley split fifth in the opening round on a score of 69 and followed with a 73 in the finals to finish sixth in that round and split fifth in the average.
 
Mauricio Valles partnered with Western Oklahoma State's Casen Chlouber in the team roping where the pair posted a 5.9 in the first round to split second-place. The duo followed with a 10.7 in the finals to take fifth in the round and fifth in the average.
 
Corbin Bowen and Delton O'Steen scored in the team roping as well, turning in a fifth-place run in the first round with a time of 6.5, but a no time in the finals would drop them out of the average.
 
Blake Carter picked up a win in the first round of the tied down roping with an 8.5, beating the second-place finisher by 1.5 seconds. However, a no time in the finals took him out of the average.
 
Lucas Peterson was fourth in the same event after the first round, clocking a 10.5 but suffered the same fate in the finals and missed the average.
 
Southeastern will be back on the road Oct. 15-17 for the Oklahoma State Rodeo in Stillwater, Okla.