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The culmination of the Mountain Health Co-Op Tour put an exclamation point on a 2022 rodeo season where high fuel prices and historic flooding would not slow competitors from chasing gold buckle dreams.

The Finals represent the culmination of the Mountain Health Co-Op Tour held this past summer. The Finals showcases the best of the best, the top 10 competitors in each event vying for the year-end championship for 2022.

The Choteau cowgirl returns to the Northern Rodeo Association/Northern Women’s Rodeo Association Finals leading both the breakaway roping and all-around cowgirl standings.

Having started team roping in junior high, Ayre has been throwing loops for more than half a century.

After competing in 31 rodeos in every corner and across the Big Sky State, it has come down to this:

Another successful Mountain Health Co-Op Tour regular season comes to an end this weekend with rodeos in Hamilton and Helmville.

Competing at her hometown rodeo in Superior, the teenager had the opportunity to show why she was rapidly climbing the Northern Women’s Rodeo Association barrel racing standings.

As the Mountain Health Co-Op Tour gears up for the final stretch of the regular season, the pair are again atop the standings.

She is a strong bet to make the Finals this October.

Garrett Cunningham, 19, has won eight events this summer, the most of any competitor for a single event.

If the second half is anything like the first half, the Mountain Health Co-Op Tour will have a fantastic finish.

For eight days, the small community outside of Gardiner will a crucial part of the Mountain Health Co-Op Tour with four rodeos scheduled.