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Playoff 2 in Puyallup will have its First Round on Saturday afternoon.
The first Semifinalists are set in Puyallup
Oklahoma State University’s Ava Bush makes her the trip to Brazile worth it.
The winners from the First Performance set themselves up well to advance and also got $3,500 for their work
The 2019 World Champion is No. 3 in the World and has cut into the lead of Shad Mayfield and Ty Harris
The Top 3 remains the same but the bubble has three more familiar names.
The first performance of the Cinch Playoffs in Puyallup will set the bar.
Hall of Famer Bobby Kerr gears up to battle cancer with cowboys by his side.
Utah bull rider Kyler Oliver shined at the Stetson Wright Invitational.
Wacey Schalla won the event and conquered the Bounty Bull in Palmer, Alaska
Montana Silversmiths WPRA Athlete of the Week: Leslie Smalygo and Gus Seemlessly Find the Pay Window
Barrel Racer Leslie Smalygo and her equine partner Gus clocked good enough for two paydays over the weekend, including a win
Timed Event Athletes of the Week: Jake Clay and Tanner Braden Weathered the Oklahoma Storm for a Win
The new duo Jake Clay and Tanner Braden were blazing fast at the Will Rogers Stampede.
Zeke Thurston drew two good ones and made them count in the Black Hills
Patrick’s passion for Fort Worth and his careful, strategic planning earned him immense respect in Fort Worth
Mayor Mattie Parker and Patrick Gottsch had a refreshing relationship that put Fort Worth and the American West first
The cowboy from Cat Spring, Texas thought he was going to be a roper growing up
Lisa Lockhart has claimed three American Rodeo titles and the first came at the inaugural event at AT&T Stadium.
The Top 15 is where cowboys want to be but the bubble moves all the time.
Patrick called it his favorite week every year and poured all of his energy into Rural Media Group’s floats
There wasn’t much of a television footprint for the PRCA prior to The Cowboy Cahnnel
Young gun Wacey Schalla made it count times two at two Texas rodeos.
Jayco Roper picked up two much needed wins to climb closer to the Top 15.
Miley Bravos claimed the WPRA Athlete of the Week title at the Redding Rodeo with a winning time of 17.37 seconds, earning $5,890