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Team Roping Heading World Standings prize money

The Team Roping Heading World Standings has paid £51,007,353 across 17 seasons from 2009 to 2025. In 2025 Andrew Ward took £276,917.

PAID IN TOTAL£51m
SEASONS17
2025 TOP PRIZE£277k
COWBOYS PAID193
RANK5 of 8

Every season

Who won, what they took, and what the season paid in all

Every season of the Team Roping Heading World Standings with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
YEAR WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2025 Andrew Ward £276,917£277k £4,563,916£4.6m
2024 Tyler Wade £267,763£268k £4,386,923£4.4m
2023 Tyler Wade £228,191£228k £3,988,289£4.0m
2022 Kaleb Driggers £252,376£252k £3,682,075£3.7m
2021 Kaleb Driggers £194,983£195k £2,910,764£2.9m
2020 Colby Lovell £139,137£139k £2,239,356£2.2m
2019 Clay Smith £199,126£199k £3,129,991£3.1m
2018 Clay Smith £214,757£215k £3,051,089£3.1m
2017 Erich Rogers £196,605£197k £3,055,156£3.1m
2016 Levi Simpson £184,543£185k £2,802,933£2.8m
2015 Aaron Tsinigine £168,646£169k £2,796,168£2.8m
2014 Clay Tryan £163,006£163k £2,465,637£2.5m
2013 Clay Tryan £133,102£133k £2,404,707£2.4m
2012 Chad Masters £145,258£145k £2,447,364£2.4m
2011 Turtle Powell £144,746£145k £2,336,446£2.3m
2010 Trevor Brazile £149,180£149k £2,416,990£2.4m
2009 Nick Sartain £138,288£138k £2,329,550£2.3m

Prize money paid, season by season

The 2025 Team Roping Heading World Standings payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the 2025 Team Roping Heading World Standings.
PLACE COWBOYS EACH BAND TOTAL
World champion 1 £276,917£277k £276,917£277k
2nd 1 £272,507£273k £272,507£273k
3rd 1 £257,761£258k £257,761£258k
4th 1 £250,969£251k £250,969£251k
5th 1 £204,893£205k £204,893£205k
6th 1 £198,998£199k £198,998£199k
7th 1 £188,227£188k £188,227£188k
8th 1 £176,738£177k £176,738£177k
9th 1 £176,170£176k £176,170£176k
10th 1 £166,394£166k £166,394£166k
11th 1 £150,655£151k £150,655£151k
12th 1 £148,079£148k £148,079£148k
13th 1 £143,768£144k £143,768£144k
14th 1 £139,374£139k £139,374£139k
15th 1 £131,161£131k £131,161£131k
16th 1 £84,360£84k £84,360£84k
17th 1 £80,647£81k £80,647£81k
18th 1 £77,477£77k £77,477£77k
19th 1 £75,817£76k £75,817£76k
20th 1 £75,321£75k £75,321£75k
21st 1 £71,987£72k £71,987£72k
22nd 1 £69,690£70k £69,690£70k
23rd 1 £64,863£65k £64,863£65k
24th 1 £56,022£56k £56,022£56k
25th 1 £53,547£54k £53,547£54k
26th 1 £49,319£49k £49,319£49k
27th 1 £47,859£48k £47,859£48k
28th 1 £46,469£46k £46,469£46k
29th 1 £46,074£46k £46,074£46k
30th 1 £45,566£46k £45,566£46k
31st 1 £45,547£46k £45,547£46k
32nd 1 £44,636£45k £44,636£45k
33rd 1 £44,430£44k £44,430£44k
34th 1 £43,986£44k £43,986£44k
35th 1 £41,397£41k £41,397£41k
36th 1 £40,938£41k £40,938£41k
37th 1 £40,468£40k £40,468£40k
38th 1 £40,028£40k £40,028£40k
39th 1 £37,153£37k £37,153£37k
40th 1 £35,728£36k £35,728£36k
41st 1 £34,710£35k £34,710£35k
42nd 1 £34,064£34k £34,064£34k
43rd 1 £33,392£33k £33,392£33k
44th 1 £33,344£33k £33,344£33k
45th 1 £32,403£32k £32,403£32k
46th 1 £32,334£32k £32,334£32k
47th 1 £30,593£31k £30,593£31k
48th 1 £30,502£31k £30,502£31k
49th 1 £30,382£30k £30,382£30k
50th 1 £30,251£30k £30,251£30k

Who has earned the most at the Team Roping Heading World Standings

Prize money won here, across every season we hold

The cowboys who have won the most prize money at the Team Roping Heading World Standings.
# COWBOY NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Kaleb Driggers United States 2 £2,411,660£2.4m
2 Luke Brown United States 0 £2,033,618£2.0m
3 Erich Rogers United States 1 £1,734,926£1.7m
4 Clay Smith United States 2 £1,677,611£1.7m
5 Clay Tryan United States 2 £1,641,915£1.6m
6 Riley Minor United States 0 £1,518,273£1.5m
7 Chad Masters United States 1 £1,499,168£1.5m
8 Derrick Begay United States 0 £1,493,992£1.5m
9 Coleman Proctor United States 0 £1,456,983£1.5m
10 Tyler Wade United States 2 £1,419,047£1.4m
11 Dustin Egusquiza United States 0 £1,292,609£1.3m
12 Andrew Ward United States 1 £1,206,790£1.2m
13 Cody Snow United States 0 £1,143,726£1.1m
14 Aaron Tsinigine United States 1 £982,540£983k
15 Trevor Brazile United States 1 £913,326£913k
16 Clint Summers United States 0 £853,435£853k
17 Charly Crawford United States 0 £761,264£761k
18 Colby Lovell United States 1 £756,055£756k
19 Brenten Hall United States 0 £711,634£712k
20 Tanner Tomlinson United States 0 £684,354£684k
21 Nick Sartain United States 1 £677,458£677k
22 Kolton Schmidt Canada 0 £656,149£656k
23 Matt Sherwood United States 0 £640,579£641k
24 Nelson Wyatt United States 0 £636,094£636k
25 Rhen Richard United States 0 £634,054£634k

Other rodeo events

The events either side of the Team Roping Heading World Standings by prize money paid

Rodeo events ranked around the Team Roping Heading World Standings.
# EVENT EDITIONS PAID
1 Bull Riding World Standings 17 £57,428,063£57.4m
2 Tie-Down Roping World Standings 17 £54,808,474£54.8m
3 Saddle Bronc Riding World Standings 17 £52,426,806£52.4m
4 Bareback Riding World Standings 17 £51,383,037£51.4m
5 Team Roping Heading World Standings 17 £51,007,353£51.0m
6 Team Roping Heeling World Standings 17 £50,602,992£50.6m
7 Steer Wrestling World Standings 17 £48,817,206£48.8m
8 Steer Roping World Standings 17 £20,783,012£20.8m

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the 2025 Team Roping Heading World Standings?

Andrew Ward took £276,917. The whole season paid £4,563,916 across 50 cowboys.

How much prize money has the Team Roping Heading World Standings paid?

£51,007,353 across 17 seasons from 2009 to 2025. The richest was the 2025 Team Roping Heading World Standings, at £4,563,916.

Who has won the most money at the Team Roping Heading World Standings?

Kaleb Driggers, with £2,411,660 and 2 wins. Luke Brown is next on £2,033,618.

Who has won the Team Roping Heading World Standings the most times?

Kaleb Driggers, 2 times in the seasons we hold.

Where does the Team Roping Heading World Standings rank for prize money?

5th of the 8 rodeo events we hold, by total prize money paid.

Where to next

Every rodeo event and cowboy is ranked on rodeo prize money. The latest season is the 2025 Team Roping Heading World Standings, and the one before it the 2024 Team Roping Heading World Standings.