LEVELLAND — The South Plains College men's and women's rodeo teams are slated to compete in their third rodeo of the fall semester beginning Thursday when they travel to Clarendon, TX for the Clarendon College Rodeo October 13-15.

SPC last competed on Sept. 25 when they qualified six for the finals of the Sul Ross State University Rodeo in Alpine. The Texans qualified three in the steer wrestling finals, including Jace Joos who placed seventh overall, running a 4.7 in the long round and a 5.9 in the finals to finish with a 10.6 average. Clay Hurt notched a 10th place finish, clocking a 4.7 in the long round but no timed in the finals. Logan Kenline tallied 40 points for SPC, running a 4.2 in the long round but no timed in the finals, placing 12th overall.

Titan Quigg picked up 75 points for the Texans in tiedown roping, turning in a 9.0 on the long round and a 7.9 in the finals to finish with a 16.9 average, good enough for fourth place on the weekend. Brey Yore added five points in tiedown roping, placing 10th after running an 8.7 in the long round but missed in the finals.

Emery Mask notched 20 points for the Lady Texans in barrel racing as the sophomore from Amarillo placed sixth overall. Mask clocked a 16.23 in the long round and a 16.34 in the finals, finishing with a 32.57 average.

Following the weekend, South Plains will be back on the road Oct. 20-22 in Vernon at the Vernon College Rodeo, followed by a trip to Lubbock for the Texas Tech
University Rodeo Oct. 27-29.