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RODEO · 2016 · UNITED STATES

2016 Team Roping Heading World Standings prize money

The 2016 Team Roping Heading World Standings paid £2,845,083 to 50 cowboys. Levi Simpson won £187,318. Kaleb Driggers took £173,146 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£2.8m
WINNER£187k
COWBOYS PAID50
RUNNER-UP£173k

The standings

50 cowboys paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each cowboy at the 2016 Team Roping Heading World Standings.
PLACE COWBOY NATION PRIZE MONEY
World champion Levi Simpson Canada £187,318£187k
2nd Kaleb Driggers United States £173,146£173k
3rd Luke Brown United States £171,756£172k
4th Riley Minor United States £165,538£166k
5th Clay Smith United States £164,369£164k
6th Dustin Bird United States £150,453£150k
7th Erich Rogers United States £142,244£142k
8th Matt Sherwood United States £109,704£110k
9th Zac Small United States £108,111£108k
10th Kolton Schmidt Canada £99,532£100k
11th Colby Lovell United States £91,914£92k
12th Tyler Wade United States £86,112£86k
13th Garrett Rogers United States £82,505£83k
14th Cody Snow United States £75,728£76k
15th Coleman Proctor United States £69,210£69k
16th Billy Bob Brown United States £44,991£45k
17th Aaron Tsinigine United States £44,873£45k
18th Dustin Egusquiza United States £44,129£44k
19th Spencer Mitchell United States £42,770£43k
20th John Alley United States £37,411£37k
21st Jake Cooper United States £36,958£37k
22nd Ryan Reed United States £35,710£36k
23rd Garrett Tonozzi United States £33,081£33k
24th Adam Rose United States £32,442£32k
25th Paul David Tierney United States £31,034£31k
26th JoJo LeMond United States £30,288£30k
27th Joel Bach United States £30,275£30k
28th Aaron Macy United States £29,594£30k
29th Jr. Dees United States £29,164£29k
30th Pace Freed United States £27,415£27k
31st Lane Ivy United States £27,328£27k
32nd Blaine Vick United States £24,589£25k
33rd Cale Markham United States £24,331£24k
34th Nathan McWhorter United States £24,296£24k
35th Shane Philipp United States £23,337£23k
36th Ty Blasingame United States £23,125£23k
37th Clay Ullery Canada £22,670£23k
38th Rowdy Rieken United States £22,051£22k
39th Tom Richards United States £21,679£22k
40th J.B. Lord United States £21,252£21k
41st Justin Davis United States £21,251£21k
42nd Seth Hall United States £21,185£21k
43rd Chase Wiley United States £20,854£21k
44th Jake Orman United States £20,622£21k
45th Joe Beaver United States £20,173£20k
46th J.D. Yates United States £20,034£20k
47th Rhen Richard United States £19,863£20k
48th Joshua Torres United States £19,779£20k
49th David Key United States £19,481£19k
50th Manny Egusquiza United States £19,406£19k

How the money splits

Every place paid a different cheque, so each band is one cowboy

Where the money went, band by band

World champion £187k
2nd £173k
3rd £172k
4th £166k
5th £164k
6th £150k
7th £142k
8th £110k
9th £108k
10th £100k
11th £92k
12th £86k
13th £83k
14th £76k

The rest of 2016

Every other rodeo event we hold from 2016

Frequently asked questions

Who topped the 2016 Team Roping Heading World Standings?

Levi Simpson, on £187,318.

How much did the runner-up get?

Kaleb Driggers took £173,146, 92% of the leader's total.

How much did the top 50 win between them?

£2,845,083 between the 50 cowboys in the 2016 Team Roping Heading World Standings.

How does it compare with other years?

The 2015 Team Roping Heading World Standings paid £2,838,216, and the 2017 Team Roping Heading World Standings paid £3,101,098.

Where to next

Every edition is on the Team Roping Heading World Standings prize money page, and the whole year on rodeo prize money in 2016. The edition before was the 2015 Team Roping Heading World Standings. The one after was the 2017 Team Roping Heading World Standings.