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Veteran Chet Herren captures National Circuit Finals Steer Roping title for first time
TORRINGTON, Wyo. – Veteran steer roper Chet Herren can add another line to his impressive PRORODEO resume. Herren, a 20-time qualifier for the National Finals Steer Roping and average winner, now is a national champion. That became a reality when the Pawhuska, Okla., cowboy clocked an 8.7-second run to win the Final Four sudden-death round Sunday afternoon at the National Circuit Finals Steer Roping at the Goshen County Pavilion.
Veteran steer roper Jess Tierney thrilled to win NFSR average for first time
MULVANE, Kan. – Veteran steer roper Jess Tierney has had a stellar career that includes 13 qualifications for the National Finals Steer Roping. Now, he can check another box off on his resume – 2025 NFSR average champion. Tierney clocked a 148.3-second time on 10 head at the Kansas Star Arena Nov. 14-15. Chet Herren was second with a 129.9-second time on nine head.
Scott Snedecor Snares His First NCFSR Championship
TORRINGTON, Wyo. – Scott Snedecor picked a good day to have a good day in Torrington, Wyo. The four-time PRCA Steer Roping World Champion added the National Circuit Finals Steer Roping title to his resume on Sunday. The Fredericksburg, Texas, cowboy, representing the Texas Circuit, clocked a 10.8-second run in the four-man, sudden-death finals to capture the win by a tenth of a second over Cody Lee at the Goshen County Pavilion.
Chet Herren Has Strong Day 1 to Lead NCFSR in Torrington, Wyo.
TORRINGTON, Wyo. – Steer roper Chet Herren has accomplished plenty in his ProRodeo career. The Pawhuska, Okla., cowboy has qualified for the National Finals Steer Roping 17 times (2002, 2006, 2008-2022) and won more than $1 million in his career. However, Herren has never won the National Circuit Finals Steer Roping. He did his part to change that Saturday. Herren clocked 46.9 seconds on four head to lead the average after Day 1 at the Goshen County Pavilion.
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