DruStew recaps December 15 at the 2024 Ariat WSTR Finale on the EQN Sports Desk. New Mexico’s Ross Long and Wallace Berryhill won the #8.5 Morton Buildings Finale with a 34.24 on four head for their share of $362,000.

DruStew recaps December 13 at the 2024 Ariat WSTR Finale on the EQN Sports Desk. With a time of 33.73 seconds on four head in the #9.5 Ariat Finale, Robert Covington of Linden, Texas, and David Perry of Avinger, Texas, took home a $440,000 share of the roping’s record-breaking $2.79 million payout.

The Preston, Idaho team of Jeremy Bingham and Kyle Alder roped four steers in 33.64 seconds to win a $345,000 check in the #10.5 Yeti Finale at the Ariat WSTR Finale, the biggest check of the roping up to this point.

DruStew recaps December 10 at the 2024 Ariat WSTR Finale on the EQN Sports Desk. Brothers Trevor and Trey Nowlin of Casa Grande, Arizona, won the #12.5 Ariat Finale and $274,000 for their time of 28.50 seconds on four head.

DruStew recaps December 9 at the 2024 Ariat WSTR Finale on the EQN Sports Desk. Seminole, Texas’s Orlando Jauregui and Lubbock, Texas’s Shawn Gray roped four steers in 29.07 seconds to win $213,000—after they won the #13.5 Bloomer qualifier the day before, for another $52,500.

DruStew recaps December 8 at the 2024 Ariat WSTR Finale on the EQN Sports Desk. Korbin Rice and Jake Edwards left the South Point with $111,500 and the 2024 Ariat World Series of Team Roping Riata Open Finale title Dec. 8, after roping six steers in 38.09 seconds.

DruStew recaps December 7 at the 2024 Ariat WSTR Finale on the EQN Sports Desk. Texans Jorge Jauregui Marrufo and Jose Rodrigues split $162,000 for a time of 26.87 seconds on four head.

DruStew recaps December 6 at the 2024 Ariat WSTR Finale on the EQN Sports Desk. Decatur, Texas’s Miles Baker and Weatherford, Texas’s Trey Johnson roped four steers in 28.56 seconds to get the first Finale win of 2024, worth $66,500.