Quesnel cowgirls shine on Canadian Pro Rodeo Tour

It was a good weekend on the Canadian Pro Rodeo circuit for Quesnel cowgirls.

Brooke Wills, formerly of Quesnel, earned a 5-6 split in the Ladies Barrel Racing in Grande Prairie for just under 17-hundred and 38 dollars.

She also cashed a small cheque worth 273 dollars for a tie for 7th in Hand Hills, Alberta.

Her sister Lane was tied for 5th for 655 dollars and change.

Melissa Thiessen, also from Quesnel originally, was 4th in Leduc for 17-hundred 99 dollars, and Mariah Mannering from Quesnel was 5th for $1,499.

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