The 2026 edition of the San Diego Rodeo is returning to the California Coast, hitting Petco Park Jan. 16-18.

Home to the San Diego Padres, Petco Park will see 12 of the top calf ropers in the world competing for the big payouts of the San Diego Rodeo.

2026 San Diego Rodeo FAQs

San Diego Rodeo 2026 Calf Roping Results

Round 1

AthleteTimeEarningsJoel Braden Harris7.2$3,500Tyler Calhoun7.6$2,500John Douch8.0$1,500Kyle Lucas8.3$500Dylan Hancock8.6–Shane Hanchey8.8–Riley Webb8.9–Ty Harris10.8–Brushton Minton14.0–Tom CrouseNT–Kincade HenryNT–Tuf CooperNT–

Round 2

AthleteTimeEarningsJohn Douch6.8$3,500Kyle Lucas7.3$2,500Tyler Calhoun7.4$1,000Tom Crouse7.4$1,000Brushton Minton8.6–Riley Webb8.6–Kincade Henry9–Joel Harris10.2–Ty Harris10.2–Tuf Cooper13.4–Dylan Hancock15.3–Shane HancheyNT–

Top 8 Advancing

AthleteTotal EarningsJohn Douch$5,000Joel Harris$3,500Tyler Calhoun$3,500Kyle Lucas$3,000Tom Crouse$1,000Riley Webb Brushton Minton Dylan Hancock 

Who is competing in the calf roping at the 2026 San Diego Rodeo?

Shane Hanchey

Tuf Cooper

Riley Webb

Tom Crouse

John Douch

Kincade Henry

Tyler Calhoun

Dylan Hancock

Kyle Lucas

Brushton Minton

Joel Harris

Ty Harris

When and where is the 2026 San Diego Rodeo?

Petco Park in downtown San Diego is home to the San Diego Rodeo Jan. 16-18.

Friday, Jan. 16: 6:15 p.m. PST

Saturday, Jan. 14: 6:15 p.m. PST

Sunday, Jan. 18: 2:15 p.m. PST

What is the format for the San Diego Rodeo?

There will be three performances at the San Diego Rodeo. Rounds 1 and 2 will take place the first two performances (Jan. 16-17) with 12 calf ropers competing. The final performance, Jan. 18, will be the Finals, comprised of eight of the highest money earners from the first two rounds, followed immediately by the clean-slate Shoot Out round of four.

Where to watch the San Diego Rodeo?

The rodeo will be live on the San Diego Rodeo’s YouTube channel starting Jan. 16, at 6:15 p.m. PST.