Taylor Santos Rodeo

the World at the Cinch Timed Event Championship to earn elite status as “The Ironman of Pro Rodeo.” In 2021, he qualified for both the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo and National Finals Steer Roping. When not running up and down the rodeo road with a rope in his hand, Santos splits his time between his native California Central Coast, where the family rodeo arena in a tiny town called Creston is surrounded by wine grapes, and Stephenville, Texas, AKA The Cowboy Capital of the World. Taylor Santos Career Highlights:

2021 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo Qualifier

2021 National Finals Steer Roping Qualifier

2020 Timed Event Champion of the World (Cinch Timed Event Championship)

2020 California Circuit Finals Tie-Down Roping Champion

2019 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo Qualifier

2019 PRCA California Circuit All-Around and Tie-Down Roping Champion

2016 PRCA Resistol All-Around Rookie of the Year

2016 Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Columbia River Circuit Finals Tie-Down Roping Champion (National Circuit Finals Rodeo Qualifier)

2016 College National Finals Rodeo Overall Fast Time

2015 National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association West Coast Region Tie-Down Roping Champion

2014 National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association National Tie-Down Roping Champion

2014 National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association West Coast Region Tie-Down Roping and All-Around Champion Cowboy

2014 National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association West Coast Region Rookie of the Year

2012 California High School Rodeo Association Tie-Down Roping Champion and All-Around Champion Cowboy

2010 California High School Rodeo Association Rookie of the Year

2009 National High School Rodeo Association National Junior High All-Around Champion Cowboy

2009 California High School Rodeo Association’s Junior High Tie-Down Roping and Chute Do***ng Champion

2008 California High School Rodeo Association’s Junior High Tie-Down Roping, Team Roping, Ribbon Roping and All-Around Champion Cowboy

2007 California High School Rodeo Association Junior High State All-Around Champion Cowboy, Breakaway Roping Champion and Rookie of the Year