- Nov 21st, 2021 – 26th, 2022
- Nov 20th – 25th, 2023
- Sunday:
- Monday:
- Tuesday:
- Wednesday: 7:00pm
- Thursday: 7:00pm
- Friday: 7:00pm
- Saturday: 7:00pm
- General: $20
- Children 12 & under: free
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22 TO SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2021.
Gates open at 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily. Free admission after 5:00 PM.
Admission
3-day pass - $40
Adult (18 and over) - $20
Youth (13 to 17) - $5
Child (12 and under) - FREE
First Responders (with ID) - FREEMaple Leaf Finals Rodeo
Wednesday, November 24 @ 7:00 PM. FREE admission, courtesy of the Mosaic Co.Thursday, November 25 performance @ 7:00 PM
Gold - $39
Silver - $32
Bronze - $28
Bronze Child - $10
Family Package (2 Adult and 2 Children) - $60Friday, November 26 performance @ 7:00 PM- Energy Appreciation Night, presented by Ritchie Bros
Gold - $43
Silver - $35
Bronze - $30
Bronze Child - $20
Family Package (2 Adult and 2 Children) - $90Saturday, November 27 performance @ 7:00 PM - Championship Night
Gold - $43
Silver - $35
Bronze - $30
Bronze Child - $20
Family Package (2 Adult and 2 Children) - $90
- Barrels
- Calf Roping
- CPRA
- PRCA
The Maple Leaf Circuit will be held on Sunday, November 21st, 2021 – Saturday, November 26th, 2022 in Regina, Saskatchewan. This Regina rodeo is held at Brandt Center, Evraz Place.
Back for the second year, Agribition will be home to the Maple Finals Rodeo, November 24 to 27. In partnership with the Canadian Professional Rodeo Association, this rodeo circuit will feature 10 top contestants, who will compete in eight major rodeo events over four nights with a chance to win $100,000. This year’s rodeo will feature a new event, Ladies Breakaway Roping. Saskatchewan’s highest-paying rodeo is also it’s best attended, with 20,000+ fans packing the Brandt Centre and thousands more will watch every performance of the new Maple Leaf Finals livestreamed online.
- Contact: Shawna Fuchs
- Phone: (306) 565-0565
- Website: http://www.rodeocanada.com/maple-leaf-circuit.htm
- Website: https://www.agribition.com/events/rodeo
- Website: http://www.rodeocanada.com/Approvals-2021/Maple-Leaf-Circuit-Finals-Nov24-27.htm
- Phone: (403) 945-0903
- Email: cpra@rodeocanada.com
- Website: http://www.rodeocanada.com
- Phone: (719) 593-8840
- Website: http://www.prorodeo.com/
CONTESTANT INFORMATION:
- Current COVID mandates will be followed.
- 10 contestants based on MLC standings
- All rodeos with $7,999 or less will be included in the MLC if permits are accepted
- Minimum rodeo count 40% for residents, 50% for non-residents. Co-approved rodeos are not included in rodeo count. - Contestants must have purchased CPRA/PRCA card prior to competing to count earnings.
- Permit and semi pro memberships will be included in MLC standings
- Money won will count for 2022 Canadian standings
- Contestants do not have to purchase a PRCA/WPRA card in order to qualify for the MLCF but any money won will not count towards qualifying for the RAM National Circuit Finals
- 4 go-rounds
- $300 entry fee
Qualifying for Maple Leaf Circuit Finals
- Top contestant from the season standings and Maple Leaf Circuit Finals that meet rodeo count qualifications will advance to the RAM National Circuit Finals.
- The Maple Leaf Circuit will include rodeos that accept permits. PRCA co-approved rodeos will count as money won but will not be included in rodeo count towards qualifying for the Maple Leaf Circuit Finals.
- CPRA members that would like to qualify for the RAM National Circuit Finals must purchase a PRCA/WPRA card during the rodeo season. Rodeo count/money won will not be back dated.
- Permit and semi pro memberships will be included in Maple Leaf Standings.
- Contestants, stock contractors and contract personnel do not need a PRCA/WPRA membership to compete/work rodeos within the Maple Leaf Circuit unless they want to take compete/work at the NFR or RAM National Circuit Finals
- Money won at Maple Leaf Circuit Finals will count for 2022 Canadian Standings
- Residents must compete at a minimum of 40% and non-residents must compete at a minimum of 50% of 2021 Maple Leaf Circuit rodeos. (Please refer to PRCA rules 8.8. and 8.8.2. concerning resident/non-resident requirements.)
- Stock contractors and contract personnel do not need a PRCA membership to work the Maple Leaf Circuit Finals.
* The Circuit Committee will be in charge of all production/personnel/stock for Maple Leaf Circuit Finals