- For 2022 only due to the Maple Leaf Circuit Finals overlapping the NFR the top 2 from season standings will advance to 2023 NFR Open.

- CPRA members that would like to qualify for the NFR Open must purchase a PRCA/WPRA card prior to competing 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.

- Maple Leaf Circuit will include rodeos $7999.00 or less that accept all permits.

- Rodeo count for contestants. Residents must compete at a minimum of 8 circuit rodeos (40% or 15 whichever is less) and non-residents must compete at a minimum 15 circuit rodeos (50% or 15 rodeos whichever is higher) based on 2021 Maple Leaf circuit rodeos. (Please refer to PRCA rules 8.8. and 8.8.2. concerning resident/non-resident requirements.)

- PRCA/WRPA co-approved rodeos (held outside of the MLC) will count as money won but will not be included in rodeo count towards qualifying for the Maple Leaf Circuit Finals.

- PRCA/WPRA members may only compete at the Maple Leaf Circuit Finals if it is their designated circuit within the PRCA/WPRA.

- 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 compete/work at the NFR or National Circuit Finals

- Money won at Maple Leaf Circuit Finals will count for 2023 Canadian Standings

- 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

PRCA co-approved rodeos *

BIG FORK, MT

NEWPORT, WA

GRAND COULEE, WA

COLFAX , WA

CASCADE, MT

CHINOOK, MT

SEDRO-WOOLLEY, WA

CHELAN, WA

CASHMERE, WA

LIBBY, MT

GERRY, NY

COULEE CITY, WA

COEUR D'ALENE, ID

* This list is provided by the PRCA and is subject to change.  Please confirm co-approved rodeos through your PRCA/WPRA member portal.