Nine Lancers reached championship Sunday at the EWC Lancer rodeo at the Goshen County Fairgrounds after their runs on Friday and Saturday.
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TORRINGTON – Nine Lancers reached championship Sunday at the EWC Lancer rodeo at the Goshen County Fairgrounds after their runs on Friday and Saturday.
The team roping duo of Cody and Chance Lane had the best finish for the Landers, tying for first place in the average, clocking 14.7 seconds on two. They had the sixth-best time in the go round (8.2 seconds), earning them a spot in the finals, where they posted a 6.5, the fastest run on Sunday.
In the same event, Denton Shaw and Riley Curuchet recorded the fastest time in the long round, 7.3 seconds, earning them the top spot heading into the championship round. They were unable to snag their second steer, resulting in a no time. They still took sixth in the average, as five teams recorded a no time in the short go.
Levi Walter, whose partner, Cole Retchless, is from Chadron State, clocked an 8.4 in the long round to get into the short round with the seventh-best time. They finished third in the average after getting their steer in 6.7 seconds in the short round.
Outside of Cody and Chance, Tanielle Arneson had the best performance in the average in breakaway roping. She clocked a 2.9 in the long go, which was fifth-fastest. In the short go, Arneson recorded a 2.8 to finish one-tenth of a second out of first in the average. Also in breakaway roping, Harlee McKenney snuck into the short round with the 12th-fastest time in the long round (3.4 seconds). In the finals, McKenney was unable to record a time.