2026 Cinch BRC Finale Results: Champions Crowned in Oklahoma City

The 2026 Cinch Breakaway Roping Championships Finale brought breakaway ropers to Oklahoma City for three days of competition, April 10–12.

With $300,000 paid out across the weekend, plus Cactus Saddlery saddles, Rattler rope bags, a Smarty sled and an incredible lineup of prizes, there was plenty on the line inside the OG&E Coliseum.

Built around the Cinch BRC classification system, the Finale gave ropers the opportunity to compete at their level across eight divisions. From the #1 Smarty Shootout to the Total Feeds Open, each division brought its own set of competitors and champions.

After three days of competition, eight average champions left Oklahoma City with Cinch BRC Finale titles.

Day One: Total Feeds Open and #5 Cinch Slide

The 2026 Cinch BRC Finale kicked off with the Total Feeds Open and #5 Cinch Slide.

Total Feeds Open Champion: Jami Garison

Jami Garison claimed the Total Feeds Open Average Championship with a time of 11.61 seconds on three head.

Chloe Lambert finished second with an 11.69 on three, followed by Jacey Milligan with a 12.36 on three.

The Total Feeds Open also saw fast times throughout the competition. Marissa Boisjoli stopped the clock at 2.50 seconds in Round One, while Hailey Jo Hall delivered a 2.40-second run in Round Two.

#5 Cinch Slide Champion: Chloe Lambert

Chloe Lambert rose to the top of the #5 Cinch Slide, winning the average with a time of 8.07 seconds on three head.

Arina Dee Haugen finished second with an 8.35 on three, and Colee Cox rounded out the top three with a 9.13 on three.

Lambert also set the pace in Round One with a 2.30-second run. Arina Dee Haugen earned the Round Two fast time with a 2.04.

Day Two: #5 HC and #3 Priefert HC

Competition continued on Day Two with the #5 HC and #3 Priefert HC.

#5 HC Champion: Marissa Boisjoli

Marissa Boisjoli secured the #5 HC Average Championship with a time of 7.46 seconds on three head.

Zaylee Charmasson followed with a 7.69 on three, while McKinley Croffut finished third with an 8.25 on three.

Molly Boedeker turned in a 2.00-second run to earn the Round One fast time, and Shania Johnston stopped the clock at 1.57 seconds for the Round Two fast time.

#3 Priefert HC Champion: Molly Boedeker

Molly Boedeker added an average championship to her Finale weekend, winning the #3 Priefert HC with a time of 7.14 seconds on three head.

Arina Dee Haugen finished second with a 7.72 on three, followed closely by Shay Griswold with a 7.79 on three.

Dot Veatch earned the Round One fast time with a 1.60-second run, while Boedeker returned to stop the clock at 2.04 seconds for the Round Two fast time.

Day Three: #2 American hat Shootout, #1 smarty shootout and Youth Breakaway Champions

The final day of the 2026 Cinch BRC Finale featured the #2 American Hat Shootout, #1 Smarty Shootout and two youth breakaway divisions.

#2 American Hat Shootout Champion: Mollie Devereaux

Mollie Devereaux claimed the #2 American Hat Shootout Average Championship with a time of 7.97 seconds on three head.

Kaylee Dailey finished second with an 8.75 on three, while Raley Mae Valdez finished third with a 9.07 on three.

Devereaux also delivered a 2.70-second fast time in Round One. Clementine Teague earned the Round Two fast time with a 2.56-second run.

#1 Smarty Shootout Champion: Ransom Parsons

Ransom Parsons came out on top of the #1 Smarty Shootout with a time of 8.86 seconds on three head.

Sage Grizzle finished second with a 9.63 on three, followed by Zadee Shepherd with a 10.17 on three.

Parsons set the Round One fast time at 2.40 seconds. Lincoln Krist earned the Round Two fast time with a 2.84, before Lincoln Krist and Charlea Ward each stopped the clock at 3.02 seconds in Round Three.

Youth 16 & Under Breakaway Champion: Dot Veatch

Dot Veatch claimed the Youth 16 & Under Breakaway Average Championship with a time of 7.12 seconds on three head.

Crosby Casebolt finished second with a 7.58 on three, and Hardi Herring finished third with a 7.71 on three.

Crosby Casebolt earned the Round One fast time with a 2.07-second run, while Abilene McGee delivered a 1.96-second run for the Round Two fast time.

Youth 12 & Under Breakaway Champion: Molly Boedeker

Molly Boedeker closed out an impressive Finale with the Youth 12 & Under Breakaway Average Championship, finishing with a time of 9.70 seconds on three head.

Hardi Herring claimed both second and third in the average with times of 10.25 and 11.00 on three, respectively. Reese Widener finished fourth with an 11.48 on three.

Boedeker earned the Round One fast time with a 2.78-second run, while Hardi Herring stopped the clock at 2.85 seconds for the Round Two fast time.

More Than $300,000 Paid Out in Oklahoma City

Across three days and eight divisions, the 2026 Cinch BRC Finale paid out over $300,000 to contestants and awarded an incredible lineup of prizes.

From Cactus Saddlery saddles and Rattler rope bags to a Smarty sled and more, the Finale was built to reward competitors throughout the BRC classification system.

But the numbers only tell part of the story.

The 2026 Finale brought ropers of different levels into the same building with the opportunity to compete within their classification, rope for meaningful payouts and leave Oklahoma City with championship titles on the line.

That is what Rope at Your Level was built for.

Congratulations to every champion, fast-time winner and contestant who joined us for the 2026 Cinch BRC Finale.

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