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STILLWATER, Okla. – Southeastern’s men’s rodeo team picked up its second win of the season as Cole Beasley took home the all-around title at the Oklahoma State Rodeo held in Stillwater, Okla.
Beasley turned in a third-place finish overall in the saddle bronc riding, posting a 70 in the first round to make the finals before taking the top spot in the finals with a 75, lifting him to third in the average.
He would add a third-place finish overall while heeling in the team roping with partner Bayli Ladner from Kansas State. The duo was fourth in the first round with a run of 7.5 before adding a third-place finish in the finals with a time of 8.6.
Justin Ochs posted a first-place finish while heeling in the team roping with partner Coy Sand from Western Oklahoma State. The pair clocked a 7.1 to finish third in the first round and posted a 6.0 in the finals to finish second in the round and bump up to first in the average.
Blake Carter turned in a second-place finish in the tie down roping, opening the event with a 9.2 to win the first round before posting a 9.8 in the finals to finish third in the round and second overall.
Evan Corzatt was right behind him with a 9.5 in the first round and closed his weekend with a 10.5 which was good for sixth in the finals and kept him third in the average.
Jace Hower posted a fifth-place finish in the first round on a run of 10.5 before a no time took him out of the running in the average.
SE had a trio of riders score in the bareback riding, led by Tanner Drueke who carded rides of 64 and 69, taking third in the finals and overall.
Colton Matlock turned in a second-place ride of 79 in the first round, but a no score in the finals dropped him to fourth in the average.
Kash Martin posted a 76 in the first round to finish third but also took a no score in the finals.
Brady Irvine picked up points in the saddle bronc with rides of 69 and 68, taking fifth in the finals with his second score and finishing sixth in the average.
The Storm women picked up points in the barrel racing as Raegan Chance advanced to the finals on a run of 16.28 before finishing fifth in the finals on a time of 16.14, moving to sixth overall.
Southeastern will be back in action Oct. 29-31 when it travels to Alva, Okla., for the Northwestern Oklahoma State Rodeo.