Sep 10, 2026 12:01 PM
Hayle Gibson-Stillwell regains the No. 1 spot as the race to the NFR continues to tighten.
The top of the barrel racing world standings has changed again, with Hayle Gibson-Stillwell back in the No. 1 position with $186,076.88 in season earnings. After briefly giving up the lead to Carlee Otero, Gibson-Stillwell has regained the top spot by just $220.39, setting up another close race between the two cowgirls as the 2026 regular season nears its conclusion.
Otero sits No. 2 with $185,856.49, while Emily Beisel stayed firmly in the No. 3 position with $182,131.69. With less than $4,000 separating the top three, it’s truly anyone’s game for a Gold Buckle.
Kassie Mowry remains fourth with $166,951.84 after competing at just 24 rodeos so far this season. Hailey Kinsel follows close behind at No. 5 with $166,081.12, keeping her within striking distance of Mowry.
Sydney Graham holds No. 6 with $149,908.58, followed by Michelle Alley at No. 7 with $143,334.39 and Tayla Moeykens at No. 8 with $133,584.27.
The biggest late-season movement comes from Kathy Grimes, who has moved into the No. 9 position with $121,863.04. Following a strong stretch that included a record-breaking run at the Cassia County Fair & Rodeo and a winning run at last weekend’s Walla Walla Frontier Days, Grimes continues to climb the world standings at a rapid rate.
Tricia Aldridge has also continued her climb, moving to No. 10 with $115,698.89. Aldridge has put together an impressive run with Adios Pantalones following the horse’s return from injury, including a recent win at the Magic Valley Stampede.
LaTricia Duke sits No. 11 with $113,087.95, followed by Megan McLeod-Sprague at No. 12 with $112,361.05. Lisa Lockhart has also moved up the standings, now sitting No. 13 with $111,905.84. The longtime NFR qualifier remains within reach of the cowgirls ahead of her, while Makenzie Mayes holds No. 14 with $107,196.05 and Katelyn Scott rounds out the Top 15 with $105,824.53.
Current Barrel Racing World Standings:
1. Hayle Gibson-Stillwell – $186,076.88
2. Carlee Otero – $185,856.49
3. Emily Beisel – $182,131.69
4. Kassie Mowry – $166,951.84
5. Hailey Kinsel – $166,081.12
6. Sydney Graham – $149,908.58
7. Michelle Alley – $143,334.39
8. Tayla Moeykens – $133,584.27
9. Kathy Grimes (G) – $121,863.04
10. Tricia Aldridge – $115,698.89
11. LaTricia Duke – $113,087.95
12. Megan McLeod-Sprague (G) – $112,361.05
13. Lisa Lockhart (G) – $111,905.84
14. Makenzie Mayes – $107,196.05
15. Katelyn Scott – $105,824.53
With just three short weeks remaining in the regular season, we expect to see the standings continue to shift even more throughout the Top 15, especially with the Puyallup Rodeo, the Pendleton Round-Up, and the ever-important Governor’s Cup right around the corner. Stay tuned with Rodeo Roundtable as we continue to bring you full coverage of the race to the 2026 NFR.
Comments
Powered by RoundtableBuilt on infrastructure designed for real-time media. Learn more at RTB.io.© Roundtable 2026. By using this site you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy


