Zaran Kirkpatrick
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- Hometown:
- Post, Texas
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- Year:
- Sophomore
Bio
Zaran Kirkpatrick
Sophomore | Breakaway Roping / Goat Tying
South Plains College Women’s Rodeo
Hometown: Post, Texas
High School: Post High School
Date of Birth: March 9, 2006
Parents: Wil and Raylynn Kirkpatrick
Intended Major: Animal Science
Zaran Kirkpatrick enters her sophomore season with the South Plains College women’s rodeo team as a standout in both breakaway roping and goat tying. A native of Post, Texas, Zaran excelled at Post High School, capturing back-to-back Region 2 THSRA championships in 2023 and 2024 in her events.
With a proven track record of success, Zaran is determined to continue building her career in rodeo at South Plains, with the ultimate goal of qualifying for the College National Finals Rodeo (CNFR). She is pursuing a degree in Animal Science as she balances her academic and athletic aspirations.
News mentions
South Plains College Rodeo made a strong statement this past weekend, hosting a successful inaugural Joe Dee Brooks Memorial Rodeo while qualifying seven athletes for the College National Finals Rodeo.
South Plains College Rodeo turned in a strong performance this past weekend at the Western Texas College Rodeo in Snyder, highlighted by a championship finish in goat tying and multiple short go qualifications.
The South Plains College Texans and Lady Texans wasted no time making a statement to open the spring rodeo season, turning in standout performances at the Odessa College Rodeo.
With five fall rodeos in the books - Eastern New Mexico, Frank Phillips College, New Mexico Junior College, Texas Tech University, and Clarendon College - the South Plains College Rodeo teams head into the winter break with major momentum and standout individual performances across multiple events.
The South Plains College Rodeo Team wrapped up its fall semester competition with an impressive set of performances at the Clarendon College Rodeo, highlighted by multiple top-finishers across both men’s and women’s events.
The South Plains College Rodeo Team had an outstanding weekend at the New Mexico Junior College Rodeo in Lovington, NM, held October 23-25. The Texans brought home multiple top finishes, with several athletes advancing to the short round and earning major titles.
The South Plains College Rodeo Team showcased its talent at the Frank Phillips College Rodeo in Canadian, Texas, with standout performances across multiple events, including a championship title from Trey Adams in the heeling.
Kirkpatrick Wins Women's All-Around, Harrel Tops Team Roping