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Wacey Schalla Proves He’s Here To Stay After Win at Cinch World’s Toughest Rodeo
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sports23h ago

Wacey Schalla Proves He’s Here To Stay After Win at Cinch World’s Toughest Rodeo

  • Wacey Schalla wins bareback riding at Cinch World’s Toughest Rodeo in Des Moines with an 87.5-point ride.
  • The event marks a strong season start as Schalla challenges in both bareback and bull riding.
  • Rusty Wright wins bull riding at the event, highlighting a competitive field early in 2026.
  • Schalla remains a key contender for the all-around title after a strong start post-NFR.
  • The Des Moines event drew top rough stock athletes and offered meaningful prize money.
  • Schalla's momentum comes after the 2025 NFR, signaling continued elevation in 2026.
  • Schalla earned a notable payout in bareback riding, boosting his season prospects.
  • Chase Dougherty led bull riding with an 86-point score at the same event.
  • The tournament stage is early in the season, setting the tone for 2026 rodeo competition.
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Rising Sophomore Transfers To Defending Iowa 5A State Football Champions
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sports19h ago

Rising Sophomore Transfers To Defending Iowa 5A State Football Champions

  • Calub Jett transfers from Roosevelt to Dowling Catholic, joining the defending 5A state champions.
  • Jett ranked first among 5A sophomores with 42 pancake blocks this season.
  • Dowling Catholic is a multi-time state champion in 4A and won its first 5A title this past year.
  • The Maroons plan to feature returning players such as Ethan La Cava and Grayson Pennington.
  • Jett is listed at 5-foot-11 and 230 pounds and played eight games for Roosevelt this season.
  • Calub Jett previously played for Des Moines Roosevelt High School before transferring.
  • The transfer was announced on social media in mid-January 2026.
  • DOWLING CATHOLIC is coached by a respected leader and aims to defend its 5A title.
  • Jett’s transfer adds depth to a program known for producing college-level prospects.
  • The story is reported by Dana Becker, a longtime Iowa sports writer.
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