Canadian Cowboys Association Finals Rodeo

Daylynn Olliver saved her best for last in Go-Round 4 of the Saskatoon Livestock Sales LTD. Ladies Breakaway Roping at the 2025 Canadian Cowboys Association Finals Rodeo stopping the clock at a blazing 1.8 seconds the fastest run of the entire weekend.

After coming up short in the earlier rounds, the 2025 Canadian Cowboys Association season leader and MRCA leader came back with trademark determination and flawless ex*****on when it mattered most. Her lightning-fast loop and perfect timing reminded everyone why she’s been at the top of the standings all year long.

Olliver’s Go-Round 4 win was a true champion’s finish proof that perseverance and grit always pay off in the end.

Tess Switzer closed out her 2025 Canadian Cowboys Association Finals Rodeo on a high note, blazing through the pattern with a 13.34-second run to win Go-Round 4 of the SaskTel Junior Girls Barrel Racing.

Riding her mom’s seasoned gelding Twiggy, Switzer showcased a perfect blend of speed, control, and partnership that had the crowd cheering from start to finish. Earlier in the week, she and Twiggy also claimed a strong second-place finish in Go-Round 2 setting the tone for an impressive Finals performance.

From her first turn to her final dash home, Switzer’s poise and precision shone through, proving she’s a rising force in the barrel racing ranks and that great horses and great cowgirls run in the family.

Kahl Wasilow capped off the 2025 Canadian Cowboys Association Finals Rodeo in style riding his way to an 85-point score in the Battle River Taxidermy Bull Riding Round 4 to claim the Go-Round win.

The reigning 2024 Canadian Cowboys Association Finals Champion, Wasilow showed once again why he’s one of the toughest and most talented bull riders in the game. With calm confidence and fearless determination, he matched power with precision conquering a rank bull that tested every ounce of his grit.

From the moment he nodded his head to the final buzzer, Wasilow proved that championship instincts don’t fade they just rise to the occasion. His Round 4 victory was a fitting reminder that once a champion, always a contender.

Shawn Williamson wrapped up his 2025 Canadian Cowboys Association Finals Rodeo campaign with a strong 9.9-second run in the Phantom Light Distillery Tie-Down Roping Go-Round, showcasing the skill and experience that have made him a past Canadian Cowboys Association Finals Rodeo Champion.

Though the overall title wasn’t in his grasp this year, Williamson’s performance reflected the heart of a true cowboy steady, precise, and relentless under pressure. His consistent, controlled roping throughout the week proved why he remains one of the most respected names in the event.

From the first nod to the final tie, Williamson demonstrated that champions don’t always need a buckle to make an impression just the grit to keep competing at the top.

Chloe Woods blazed her way to victory on Championship Sunday, stopping the clock at a lightning-fast 13.02 seconds the quickest time of the entire weekend to capture the Dusty Rodeo Brand & Co. Ladies Barrel Racing Go-Round win at the 2025 Canadian Cowboys Association Finals Rodeo.

Woods was unstoppable all week long, winning three of the four Go-Rounds with unmatched speed, precision, and poise. Her consistency and competitive fire lit up the arena, keeping fans on the edge of their seats every time she turned the first barrel.

From her first run to her record-setting finish, Chloe Woods left no doubt that she’s one of the elite barrel racers in the game fast, focused, and fearless when it counts.

Cecil Baynton Junior capped off an incredible Finals with a winning performance on Championship Sunday, claiming the SaskTel Steer Riding Go-Round victory and securing the title of 2025 Canadian Cowboys Association Finals Rodeo Steer Riding Champion.

The talented young cowboy showed consistency and composure all week long, placing in two of the four rounds and rising to the occasion when it mattered most. His Championship Sunday ride was packed with determination and heart the kind of effort that defines a true champion.

With grit beyond his years and a bright future ahead, Baynton Junior’s performance proved that the next generation of Canadian rodeo talent is ready to shine.

Cohen Larson delivered another unforgettable ride on Championship Sunday, marking 78 points on White Line Rodeo’s “Gorilla Glue”, the 2025 Canadian Cowboys Association Saddle Bronc Horse of the Year, to capture the Saddle Bronc Riding Go-Round win at the Canadian Cowboys Association Finals Rodeo.

The defending 2024 Saddle Bronc Finals Champion once again proved why he’s one of the premier bronc riders in the game. Matching Gorilla Glue’s power with flawless timing and classic form, Larson showcased the kind of control and confidence that only true champions possess.

From start to finish, the ride was pure electricity a perfect blend of strength, style, and grit that had fans on their feet. With this performance, Larson not only added another win to his record but also solidified his place among the elite in Canadian rodeo.

All-around cowboys Scott Sigfusson and Ashton Lehmann roped their way into the spotlight on Championship Sunday, stopping the clock at a sharp 5.1 seconds to tie for the Reece Enterprises Ltd. Team Roping win at the 2025 Canadian Cowboys Association Finals Rodeo.

Both versatile competitors known for their talent across multiple events, Sigfusson and Lehmann brought their A-game when it mattered most. Their timing, precision, and poise under pressure showed exactly why they’re among the most respected all-around hands in the sport.

After placing in Go-Round 1, the pair closed out the Finals with another standout performance proving that consistency, composure, and cowboy grit always rise to the top. Their Championship Sunday run was a perfect display of partnership and power under pressure.

Brothers Dawson and AJ Jackson roped their way to glory on Championship Sunday, stopping the clock at a blazing 5.1 seconds to tie for the Reece Enterprises Ltd. Team Roping win at the 2025 Canadian Cowboys Association Finals Rodeo.

The Jackson brothers showed exactly what family teamwork looks like a perfect blend of trust, timing, and talent honed through years of roping together. Their connection was on full display as they turned in a near-flawless run that had the crowd roaring inside the arena.

Placing in three of the four rounds, Dawson and AJ proved that consistency and chemistry are a winning combination. Their Championship Sunday performance was more than just fast it was a statement that brotherhood, grit, and heart are alive and well in the world of rodeo.

Ben Fogarty rode his way to redemption on Championship Sunday, claiming the Ponderosa Ag Ltd. Ba****ck Riding Go-Round win at the 2025 Canadian Cowboys Association Finals Rodeo with an impressive 76.5 points.

The Australian cowboy, now in his second Canadian Cowboys Association Finals qualification, showed incredible determination and talent as he delivered a ride that had fans on their feet from start to finish. After being sidelined early in last year’s Finals, Fogarty returned with a vengeance proving that resilience and heart define a true cowboy.

With picture-perfect form and undeniable power, he conquered his draw and sealed the deal in front of a roaring crowd. This win not only marks a personal comeback but cements Fogarty’s place among the rising stars of the CCA.

Davis Young continued his dominant run on Saturday night’s Go Round 3 of the 2025 Canadian Cowboys Association Finals Rodeo, lighting up the arena with an 89-point ride on White Line’s Rodeo and the 2025 Canadian Cowboys Association Bull of the Year “Cash Is King” to take yet another Battle River Taxidermy Bull Riding win.

The young standout is now a perfect 3 for 3 in go-round victories, showing the kind of confidence, control and grit that define a true champion. Matching the power and intensity of one of the toughest bulls in the pen, Young once again proved he’s riding at the top of his game.

With three straight wins under his belt, Young has set the bar sky-high in the Bull Riding and the question now isn’t if he’ll take the title, but how far he can push this incredible streak.