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The intermediate roping team of Jake Deveraux and Colter Ellis took home first place buckles for Intermediate Dally Team Roping that included this capture during Sunday's conclusion of the 20th Annual Elks Youth Rodeo that was held at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds.

The intermediate roping team of Jake Deveraux and Colter Ellis took home first place buckles for Intermediate Dally Team Roping that included this capture during Sunday's conclusion of the 20th Annual Elks Youth Rodeo that was held at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds.
Buckle winners Charlie Henwood and Brylee Grubb show how to Crete Paper Race as they round the barrel connected to each other by a piece of crete paper. Their quick time of 9.426 won them a pair of belt buckles for 1st place in the Junior division.
T.J. McCauley on the horse and his partner Katie Klinginsmith win the Senior Ribbon Roping in a quick time of 15.2-seconds
As T.J. holds Katie gets the ribbon before running to the finish line - T.J. would go on to be the All-Around Champion and drive off in the Fremont Motor Sheridan, Inc. Ford Pickup pulling the Prime Rate Motors trailer.
Senior reserve runner-up and saddle winner - Cashlee Cunningham with her rope in one hand and her horse in the other packs it in for the day - Smiling even before she knew she had won.
Senior Steer Stopping - T.J. McCauley with a quick stop of the steer in 3.30 seconds to win the senior steer stopping
MaKenna Balkenbush sitting on the fence just before she was announced as the Intermediate Pole Bending belt buckle award winner.
Bella Fossum grabs the flag in the Intermediate Flag Race competition - Bella beat out all other Intermediates to take home a buckle.
With a quick, well placed large loop Owen Wahlert gets the Intermediate Break-away Roping accomplished in just 3.59 seconds to take home the 1st Place Buckle
There is a new Queen in Town and her name is Leah Hall - the Sheridan WYO Rodeo Queen. Leah was lending her support by working in the main arena during the Elks Youth Rodeo - Thank You Leah!