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Morgan Aylsworth (Rodeo (Barrel Racing IMG_0906 (This is me in New Ulm at…
Morgan Aylsworth
Rodeo
Barrel Racing 
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Team Roping
For team roping, there's a header and a heeler. They get in the box and th header has a barrier. The header nods and the chute opens for the steer, and the header has to make sure not to break the barrier or it's plus ten on your time. the header ropes the horns and then the heeler ropes the two back feet. If only one back leg is caught it's pls five. The final step is both the header and heeler have to face the steer with the ropes tight.
Breakaway
Breakaway is basically the same thing as team roping, but there's just one person and that one person ropes the calves neck and then the rope has to break off of the saddle horn.
Goat Tying
In goat tying, you are on your horse. You run your horse down to the goat while you get off your horse. You straddle the goat's rope and flank the goat. Then you gather its back to and the front right leg and tie those legs together.
Pole Bending
In pole bending, there's six poles. You're on your horse and you run straight down on one side. Then you turn the end pole and weave all through the six poles. When you get to the last pole you turn it and weave back through. Then, after weaving back through you run straight back home through the timer.
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Sports
Basketball
Basketball is my favorite sport I play in school. I'm on b squad and probably varsity. I'm a guard, so I can take care of the ball very well.
Softball
I play softball in school and summer leagues. I'm on varsity and I'm so excited. I play shortstop and a little outfield. I have gotten a few home runs before, so I'm pretty good at hitting.
Volleyball
Volleyball is very fun. I just started this year and it's been a great experience. I am an outside hitter.
Family
I have one sibling, Makayla, she is almost 17 and is a junior. My mom, Amy, is the science teacher here at GFW. My dad, Joe, is in the military currently in Fort Riley, KS doing therapy for his neck.