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Rodeo Results from Mesalands College Rodeo in Tucumcari, NM

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Good afternoon,
This past weekend, our NTU Rodeo Team competed in Tucumcari, NM. It was raining and cold, but that didn't stop us from having a good time. So, they have a long-go and short-go at some rodeos, and this was one of them. Top 10 in each event make the short go also considered the champion round. Every contestant competes in the long go. They have one shot at making a qualified time to advance. With all that said the results are:

Long go:
  Steerwrestling:
    Matthew Jodie 1st Place with a 4.1 (60pts)
    Hiyo Yazzie 3rd Place with a 5.0 (40pts)
  Tie down:
    Hiyo Yazzie 4th Place with 10.6 (30pts)
  Breakaway:
    Amytheiss Marvin 21st place with 12.4
  Team Roping:
    Matt Jodie 12th place with 13.0
    Hiyo Yazzie Tied 2nd place with 7.6 (50 pts)
    Barrels:
    Amytheiss Marvin 31st place with 19.92
  Goat Tying:
    LaBelle LaFrance 21st place with 13.1

Short go:
  Steerwrestling:
    Hiyo Yazzie 4th place with 5.8 (30pts)
  Tie down:
    Hiyo Yazzie 1st place with 10.0 (60pts)

Average:
  Steerwrestling:
    Matthew Jodie 6th place (10pts)
    Hiyo Yazzie 2nd place (50pts)
  Tie down:
    Hiyo Yazzie 2nd place (50pts)
  All Around Champion Title:
    Hiyo Yazzie with a total of 340 pts
NTU Mens Team TIED for 2nd place with Mesalands with 410 pts
1st place mens team is CAC with 470 pts
3rd place mens team is NMSU with 380 pts
CONGRATULATIONS to our NTU Rodeo Team.
We represented our university well.
Coach Pino

Skyhawk Athletics

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