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Oakdale 10 Steer
Seventy-One Years and Still Filling the Box

The 71st Annual CTRA Oakdale paid $55,940 across four pots over Labor Day weekend, and 202 teams alone showed up for the Phil Stadtler Memorial.

Written by Dee Yates

The 71st Annual California Team Roping Association Oakdale Ten Steer ran September 4 through 6, 2026, and paid $55,940 across four pots. Four hundred and eleven entries came through the gate between the team ropings and the breakaway.

Phil Stadtler Memorial #7

The Phil Stadtler Memorial #7 carried the weight of it. Two hundred and two teams entered at $125 a man and the pot paid $33,360. Billy Butler and Sutton Lockett won the average with a 34.66 on four steers for $3,260 apiece, and they had already placed second in the first round together at 7.50. Les Oswald and Gage Santucci were second at 35.53. Josie Jacobs and Ty Jacobs were third at 35.61, and the whole top four finished inside a second of each other.

Lane Wheeler heeled his way into fourth and fifth in that same average behind two different headers, Logan Erickson and then Gage Santucci, which is a hard day’s work. Taylor Bennett won both rounds of the Phil Stadtler with two different heelers, taking the first with Eli Green at 7.39 and the second with Sid Harvey at 7.12.

 

Leo Camarillo Open

The Leo Camarillo Open drew 26 teams at $150 a man for $7,100. Talon Petska and Levi Segura won it with a 33.18 on four for $1,740 each. Segura also heeled the second place team behind Bert McGill at 34.34, which meant he had both of the only two teams to make the money in that pot. Les Oswald and Layton Oswald took the first round at 8.20, and Tyler Quiring and Adolfo DeLaTorre won the fourth at 7.99.

Mixed Jr/Sr #7 Handicap

The Mixed Jr/Sr #7 Handicap on Friday drew 116 teams at $60 a man and paid $8,960. Quinn Tannehill and Rhett Wells won the average with a 22.93 on three for $1,340 each. George Dellis and Chase Dugo were second at 25.92, and Dugo turned around and won the first round with Wyatt Hammerstrom at 5.96.

Breakaway

Saturday belonged to Whitlee Burgess. She won the breakaway average with a 9.40 on three head for $1,500 out of a pot that drew 67 runs and paid $6,520. Sadie Grant was second at 11.70 and Leighton Musick third at 13.23. Braydee Bourdet took both fourth and fifth. Ricki Thiel and Madison Deardorf split the first round at an even 3.00 apiece, Kashlyn Martinez won the second at 3.09 with Burgess right behind her at 3.18, and Liz Hirdes took the third at 3.04.

Oakdale Ten Steer Results

71st Annual CTRA Oakdale. September 4 through 6, 2026. Total paid: $55,940. Money per man.

Phil Stadtler Memorial #7, September 4

202 teams, $125 per man. Paid $33,360.

Average, four steers, $28,360. First, $3,260 each, Billy Butler and Sutton Lockett, 34.66. Second, $2,830 each, Les Oswald and Gage Santucci, 35.53. Third, $2,400 each, Josie Jacobs and Ty Jacobs, 35.61. Fourth, $2,000 each, Logan Erickson and Lane Wheeler, 35.65. Fifth, $1,560 each, Gage Santucci and Lane Wheeler, 36.39. Sixth, $1,130 each, Emma Velazquez and Cody Sill, 37.39. Seventh, $700 each, Zane George, 37.88. Eighth, $300 each, Shelby Lowry and Eli Green, 38.07.

Round 1, $5,000. First, $1,000 each, Taylor Bennett and Eli Green, 7.39. Second, $750 each, Billy Butler and Sutton Lockett, 7.50. Third, $500 each, Kashlyn Martinez and Dawsyn Ozcoidi, 7.63. Fourth, $250 each, Lauren Segura and Levi Segura, 7.65.

Round 2. First, Taylor Bennett and Sid Harvey, 7.12.

Leo Camarillo Open, September 4

26 teams, $150 per man. Paid $7,100.

Average, four steers, $5,800. First, $1,740 each, Talon Petska and Levi Segura, 33.18. Second, $1,160 each, Bert McGill and Levi Segura, 34.34.

Round 1, $700. First, $350 each, Les Oswald and Layton Oswald, 8.20.

Round 4, $600. First, $300 each, Tyler Quiring and Adolfo DeLaTorre, 7.99.

Mixed Jr/Sr #7 Handicap, September 5

116 teams, $60 per man. Paid $8,960.

Average, three steers, $7,600. First, $1,340 each, Quinn Tannehill and Rhett Wells, 22.93. Second, $1,030 each, George Dellis and Chase Dugo, 25.92. Third, $720 each, David Rosenthal and Lane Wheeler, 27.24. Fourth, $450 each, Lauren Segura and Cody Sill, 27.86. Fifth, $260 each, Claire Alred and Wyatt Bullivant, 27.99.

Round 1, $1,360. First, $340 each, Wyatt Hammerstrom and Chase Dugo, 5.96. Second, $200 each, Kelton Martinez and Sutton Lockett, 6.79. Third, $140 each, Braydee Bourdet and Cody Sill, 7.48.

Breakaway, September 6

67 runs, $150. Paid $6,520.

Average, three head, $5,070. First, Whitlee Burgess, 9.40, $1,500. Second, Sadie Grant, 11.70, $1,220. Third, Leighton Musick, 13.23, $950. Fourth, Braydee Bourdet, 13.84, $700. Fifth, Braydee Bourdet, 16.70, $450. Sixth, Toni Miller, 20.80, $250.

Round 1, $650. Tie for first, Ricki Thiel and Madison Deardorf, 3.00 each, $325 apiece.

Round 2, $650. First, Kashlyn Martinez, 3.09, $400. Second, Whitlee Burgess, 3.18, $250.

Round 3, $150. First, Liz Hirdes, 3.04, $150.

What is the Oakdale Ten Steer?

The Oakdale Ten Steer is the California Team Roping Association’s annual Labor Day weekend roping in Oakdale, California. The 71st annual ran September 4 through 6, 2026.

How much did the 2026 Oakdale Ten Steer pay?

The 2026 CTRA Oakdale Ten Steer paid $55,940 across four pots, with 411 entries between the team ropings and the breakaway.

Who won the 2026 Phil Stadtler Memorial at Oakdale?

Billy Butler and Sutton Lockett won the 2026 Phil Stadtler Memorial #7 average with 34.66 on four steers, earning $3,260 each from a field of 202 teams.

Who won the 2026 Leo Camarillo Open at Oakdale?

Talon Petska and Levi Segura won the 2026 Leo Camarillo Open with 33.18 on four steers, earning $1,740 each.

Who won the 2026 Oakdale breakaway?

Whitlee Burgess won the 2026 Oakdale breakaway average with 9.40 on three head, earning $1,500.

Who won the 2026 Oakdale Mixed Jr/Sr #7 Handicap?

Quinn Tannehill and Rhett Wells won the 2026 Mixed Jr/Sr #7 Handicap average with 22.93 on three, earning $1,340 each from 116 teams.

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