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Quesnel cowgirls qualify for the Canadian Finals

   Three Quesnel cowgirls have qualified for this year’s Canadian Finals Rodeo.
   Despite getting shutout on the weekend, Brooke Wills unofficially ended up in second place during the season with $28, 486.41 in earnings.
   Mariah Mannering was 8th ($19,865.71) and Lane Wills hung on in the 12th and final qualifying spot with $17,964.98.
   That was about 366 dollars clear of 13th.
   All of these numbers are unofficial.
   The finals are set for November 1st through the 5th in Red Deer.

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