Stock Show rodeo shifts leaders after opening night
Five new leaders emerge on day two of the Sand Hills Stock Show and Rodeo as bareback rider Lee Lantz posts 84 points on Biff, steer wrestlers Denard Butler and Russell Armenta clock fast times, and Kassie Mowry wins with a tight cloverleaf run. The second performance marks moving day with repeat appearances by steer wrestlers and tie-down ropers.
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Sand Hills
Lee Lantz
Molalla
Ore
Biff
Luke Creasy
Brownfield
Alberta
Caycee Field
Denard Butler
Russell Armenta
Butler
Devi Barry
Abergan
Utah
Overtine
Kassie Mowry
Duddin
Bert Scott
Kas
Warli
Permian Basin
Odessa
After career change Mowry still finds time to compete
A fragmented report covers a local swimming meet with multiple teams and individual results. Pecos leads girls and boys tallies, while Monahans, Carlsbad, Andrews, and Abilene High post notable finishes. Individual event results include 200 medley relay, 100 and 200 freestyle, and 100 backstroke with times and place details.
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Mowry
Mustang Netetorium
Pecos
Monahans
Carlsbad
Andrews
Abilene High
Hobbs
Abilene Cooper
Paso del Valle
Artesia
Big Spring
Fort Stockton
Greenwood
Parkland
Seminole
Conner Armstrong
Alysor Reynolds
Alexcia Mendoza
Dakota Hegar
Jocelin Drennan
Haley Ankarholy
Hotbs
Lauren Kott
Peyton Gles Abie High
Hollyann Harper Carisbac
Vwi
Jordan Grant Monahans
Mediey
Mlexera Mendoza
Branna Phipps
Menanans
Renee Adiesperger
Abiiene High
Mansa Nadine Carlsbad
Natalie Juzan Andrews
Elena Tolosa
Starr
Hoiton
Seminola
Ablene High
el Paso Parkland
Big Spreng
Bradley Shaw
Coopers Family Rodeo Ties Highlight Texas Rodeo History
Clint Cooper and brothers Clif and Tuf Cooper, all professional ropers from Decatur, aim for NFR glory as Tuffy Cooper, their grandfather from Monument NM, was inducted into the Texas Rodeo Hall of Fame in 2005 while their mother resides in Hobbs NM. Clint competes at the National Western Stock Show in Denver. Clif and Tuf qualify for major finals, continuing a three-brother family tradition in rodeo.
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Odessa
Clint Cooper
Dale
Tuffy” Cooper
Texas Rodeo Hall of Fame
Hobbs
N.M
Tuffy
Monument, N.M
Coopers Te Icint
Ninhae Jordan
Decatur
NFR
Clif Cooper
Tuf Cooper
Rope
Denver
Drake of Hobbs swims toward Paralympic dreams despite blindness
Freshman Drake, a Mayo Clinic patient from Minnesota, rose to prominence at Hobbs High. He lost most vision after February 2008 illness and was diagnosed with methylation disorder. He now balances eight American records and a Paralympic goal, aided by faith and relentless training.
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Mayo Clinic
Minnesota
Drake
Hobbs
New Mexico
Kendal L. Stewart
Wal
America
Austin
Shawn
Mustang
U.S
San Antonio
Colorado Springs
Cincinnati
Bel Aire Baptist Church
Kristin Kobrt
God
Job
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Dublin
Moonery
Aiors
Pune
el Paso del Valle
Geeta
Pastor Tytin
Peretti
Tish Walti Andrews
Amanda James
Delanis
Pee Hobbs
Arge
Alvaree Bos
Alyse Higenia
Jayoe Than
Waieh
Alexcia Moar
Fost
Pegham
Ene
Leager Ag
Yale
Friar County Coliseum
St. Mary's
Ars
Averal
Heartland Conferense
Ivan BR
Ty Farst
ST Mas
T ST. Mary
Secorgo & Tels
Coopers
Fast Texas Baptist
Sul Ross State
East Texas Baptist
Averall
Woody
Toy Leek
Aumercee
Ote
Byres
Vightsen
Pa Briar
Yold
London
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