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Noah Lee, Stetson Wright, Josh Frost split Lewiston XBulls win on the Rank 45 Xtreme Bulls Tour
The 18-year-old bull riding phenom, Noah Lee, has climbed past countless NFR qualifiers and world champions to the No. 1 spot in the bull riding PRCA | Bill Fick Ford World Standings. Late Wednesday night, Sept. 9, he added even more cash to his winnings at the Lewiston (Idaho) Roundup Xtreme Bull Riding on the Rank 45 Xtreme Bulls Tour. Lee split the win in Lewiston with Stetson Wright and Josh Frost, all three cowboys putting up an 89.5-point ride.
Stetson Wright earns saddle bronc title in Canby
Steston Wright is back in rodeo action with wins in the bull riding and the saddle bronc. PRCA | courtesy photo Screenshot_26-8-2026_143637_www.prorodeo.com_ Stetson Wright found his feet in bull riding last week after returning from knee surgery, winning the Farm-City Pro Rodeo Aug. 12 in Hermiston, Ore. The 10-time PRCA World Champion returned to form in saddle bronc riding this weekend during the Canby (Ore.) Rodeo Aug. 18-22.
Resistol Rookie Clay Tom Hurt gets the win at Farm-City Pro Rodeo
Rookie steer wrestler Clay Tom Hurt moved to the number two spot after winning in Hermiston, Oregon. PRCA | courtesy photo Screenshot_19-8-2026_224053_www.prorodeo.com_ Resistol Rookie Clay Tom Hurt just made a major leap in the steer wrestling PRCA | Bill Fick Ford World Standings with his win at the Farm-City Pro Rodeo in Hermiston, Ore., Aug. 15. Hurt has climbed to No. 2 in the Resistol Rookie race, and No. 31 in the world standings, with more than $56,000 won this season.
Stetson Wright returns to action in Logan, Utah, after being sidelined with knee and shoulder injuries
Stetson Wright is back in the arena taking it one ride at a time following his July 14 knee surgery. PRCA | courtesy photo Screenshot_13-8-2026_125510_www.prorodeo.com_ Stetson Wright made his return to competition on Aug. 8 at the Cache County Fair and Rodeo in Logan, Utah, after being sidelined since July 14 after having knee surgery. Wright, the 10-time PRCA World Champion, split fifth in the saddle bronc riding with an 84-point ride on Legacy Pro Rodeo’s Jitter Bug and earned $1,123.
Top circuit cowboys ready to compete for national championships at NFR Open
Top circuit cowboys and cowgirls prepare to compete for the NFR Open at the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo. PRCA | courtesy photo Screenshot_15-7-2026_181140_www.prorodeo.com_ Top circuit cowboys and cowgirls from across North America return to Colorado Springs, Colo., this week for the NFR Open at the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo presented by John Deere.
Just like old times: Hayden Welsh, John Crimber in the thick of rookie bull riding race
Resistol Rookie bull riders Hayden Welsh and John Crimber have been competing against one another for years. PRCA | courtesy photo Screenshot_15-7-2026_18727_www.prorodeo.com_ Hayden Welsh and John Crimber are used to squaring off in the arena. The Resistol Rookie bull riders have been competing against one another for years. Their first matchup came at the Junior National Finals Rodeo before they were teenagers.
Stetson Wright recovering after knee surgery
Stetson Wright is recovering from knee surgery. PRCA | courtesy photo Screenshot_15-7-2026_18414_www.prorodeo.com_ Superman – better known as Stetson Wright in the PRORODEO world – isn’t invincible from injury. Wright, the 10-time PRCA World Champion, had surgery on July 14 in Cedar City, Utah, to repair a torn meniscus and posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) in his knee. The surgery was performed by Dr. Randy G. Delcore.
Stetson Wright takes home All-Around and Bull Riding titles at Sisters (Ore.) Rodeo
Stetson Wright captured the bull riding and all-around titles at Sisters, Oregon. PRCA | courtesy photo Screenshot_17-6-2026_15056_www.prorodeo.com_ After a wild trip in the bull riding at the Sisters (Ore.) Rodeo, Stetson Wright walked away with both the bull riding and all-around title Sunday. Wright marked an 86.5-point ride on a young bull, No. 204 from the Corey & Lange Rodeo pen. Though he hadn’t ridden that bull before himself, he knew he had drawn well.
2025 PRORODEO World Champions reflect on gold buckle memories at Media Day
LAS VEGAS – When a PRORODEO contestant wins a coveted world championship it comes with many perks. One of those perks is attending the world championship media day. That day came Tuesday at the Voodoo Lounge at the Rio.
Stetson Wright’s 93-point ride leads to Clovis Xtreme Bulls title
The heart of a champion is defined in overcoming challenges. Stetson Wright has faced a couple in 2026, one of which was Legacy Pro Rodeo’s Ain’t No Joke during Wednesday’s championship round of the Clovis (Calif.) Rodeo Xtreme Bulls, part of the Rank 45 Xtreme Bulls Series. “Ain’t No Joke of Legacy has knocked me out really bad in the rodeo (last year),” said Wright, a 10-time PRCA World Champion from Beaver, Utah.
Rusty Wright sets new arena record, Myles Carlson picks up biggest win of career in Fallon
Rusty Wright and Myles Carlson. PRCA | courtesy photo Screenshot_22-4-2026_182725_www.prorodeo.com_ It was a banner night for one of the most well-recognized names in PRORODEO and a cowboy looking to make a splash this season at Battle Born Broncs in Fallon, Nev., part of the Rank 45 Xtreme Broncs Series.
Pro rodeo world champions named in seven events
LAS VEGAS — All Stetson Wright had to do was wait for bareback riding to come to an end. The 26-year-old Beaver, Utah, cowboy had built a big enough lead over Wacey Schalla for the all-around title that all he had to do was wait to see where the 20-year-old phenom placed in Round 10 of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo Saturday night. Schalla’s 89.75-point ride on Pete Carr Pro Rodeo’s Resistol’s Secrets Out was good enough for a trip to the pay window.
Stetson Wright returns, wins bull riding and all-around at Boot Barn Wilderness Circuit Finals Rodeo
Not only is Stetson Wright back in action, but he seems to be in top form. The Beaver, Utah, cowboy certainly left his mark on the Boot Barn Wilderness Circuit Finals Rodeo that took place Nov. 7-8, at the Wasatch Event Center in Heber City, Utah. Wright won the bull riding and also picked up a paycheck in the saddle bronc riding in the first round, easily winning the all-around with $11,699. “It means the world to me. I couldn’t have spit if someone had asked me to.
Ky Hamilton wins bull riding at Cinch Playoffs The Governor’s Cup presented by Texas Precious Metals
The story all season has been the race for No. 1 in the PRCA | Bill Fick Ford World Standings between Stetson Wright and Wacey Schalla in the bull riding. Ky Hamilton has been quietly waiting in the wings, closing the gap rodeo after rodeo as the season comes to an end. The 25-year-old Mackay, Queensland, cowboy cashed a check for over $18,100 at the North Dakota Roughrider Cup Sept. 21.
Resistol Rookie Riley O’Rourke making a run at steer roping history
It’s become a regular occurrence for Resistol Rookies to make a massive impact in PRORODEO. In 2023, Keenan Hayes became the first rookie bareback rider to win a PRCA World Championship. In 2019, newcomer Haven Meged won the tie-down roping and Stetson Wright became the only rookie to win the all-around. Sage Kimzey joined Bill Kornell (1963) as the only rookies to win a bull riding gold buckle in 2014. Nine cowboys have secured PRCA World Championships as Resistol Rookies.
Dean Thompson Comes up Clutch With Pendleton, Ore. Win
The reality of what happened in Pendleton, Ore., still hasn’t fully set in for Dean Thompson. The Altamont, Utah, bareback rider admits that the days leading up to his first ride at the Pendleton Round-Up were a little uneasy. With rodeo’s regular season coming to a close, Thompson found himself in an unenviable position, sitting 14th in the PRCA | RAM World Standings, barely hanging on to one of the final 15 spots that qualify for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in December.
Latest PSN: Contestants Cash in at Cinch Playoffs in Puyallup, Wash.
By: Tanner Barth The beginning of the Cinch Playoffs at the Washington State Fair Pro Rodeo in Puyallup didn’t disappoint. Contestants competed for their share of the $648,000 purse with hopes of qualifying for the Governor’s Cup in Sioux Falls, S.D., Sept. 28-30. In the latest edition of the PSN, we caught up with the event winners. Also, in the Sept.
Superhero Performance Propels Stetson Wright to Xtreme Bulls Finale, Xtreme Bulls Tour Titles
By: Tracy Renck PENDLETON, Ore. – No one could step on Superman’s cape on Tuesday night. Stetson Wright, thanks to a superhero performance, captured the Pendleton Whisky Xtreme Bulls Finale and Xtreme Bulls Tour titles for the second-consecutive year. The Milford, Utah, star had 263.5 points on three head to win the average. No one rode four bulls. Wright had a commanding lead in the Xtreme Bulls Tour standings and secured his second career Tour crown by earning $28,200 at the Xtreme Bulls Finale.
Stetson Wright Makes Statement at Pendleton Whisky Xtreme Bulls Finale by Winning Two Rounds
By: Tracy Renck PENDLETON, Ore. – There was a time not long ago when Stetson Wright didn’t care much about the Xtreme Bulls Tour. My how times have changed. Since winning his first Division 1 Xtreme Bulls event in January of 2022, he has been the king of the Tour. The reigning Xtreme Bulls Tour champion is well on his way to his second tour title after Monday night.
J.D. Struxness Stays Course for Big Win in Ellensburg, Wash.
J.D. Struxness knows the Ellensburg (Wash.) Rodeo is a marathon, not a sprint. It didn’t bother him when he placed eighth in the opening go-round of the steer wrestling competition, earning a mere $79. The Milan, Minn., cowboy knows it’s not how you start, but how you finish. And finish is exactly what he did. Struxness followed his 4.7-second first-go with a run of 3.8 seconds to win round two and 4.8 seconds to place third in the finals.
J.D. Struxness Stays Course for Big Win in Ellensburg, Wash.
J.D. Struxness knows the Ellensburg (Wash.) Rodeo is a marathon, not a sprint. It didn’t bother him when he placed eighth in the opening go-round of the steer wrestling competition, earning a mere $79. The Milan, Minn., cowboy knows it’s not how you start, but how you finish. And finish is exactly what he did. Struxness followed his 4.7-second first-go with a run of 3.8 seconds to win round two and 4.8 seconds to place third in the finals.
Braden Richardson Marks Highest Score of the Season in Vernal, Utah Win
Bull rider Braden Richardson saw the draw, watched some video, and kept modest expectations. Looking to make his mark at the Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo in Vernal, Utah, Richardson jumped aboard Powder River Rodeo’s Heater. “I thought he looked like a good bull to ride, but I thought he was more like a team bull after seeing what he did on the first night there,” Richardson said. “Then he really caught my attention with his first jump.” That’s what makes rodeo so special.
Cody, Wyo. Victory Caps Big Cowboy Christmas for Stetson Wright
By: Alex Riley Stetson Wright’s homework required that he watch television. Ahead of his bull ride at the Cody (Wyo.) Stampede over the Fourth of July weekend, the reigning PRCA All-Around and Bull Riding World Champion spent time watching video of Frontier Rodeo’s Pokerface during Xtreme Bulls outings. What Wright saw was a bull that liked to go left. More importantly, the animal made life very difficult for anyone trying to stay on.
Special Episode: CBS Sports Spectacular: 100 Rodeos in 100 Days Will Air on July 2
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Latest PSN: Remembering the Life of ProRodeo Hall of Famer Larry Mahan
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Stetson Wright Strikes Paydirt With Cactus Jack Xtreme Bull Riding Win
Watch the violence. Cringe at the power. Admire the strength. Riding bulls seems so random, a blend of skill and sprinkles of good luck. Until Stetson Wright wanders into the arena. When the chute opens, it seems like he’s glued to the beast, his rides are a rhythmic 8-second dance. He boasts seven PRCA World Championships to show for it, with two of those coming in bull riding (2020, 2022). His excellence and determination came together on Saturday night as he posted his latest victory.
After 20 Years, Legend Billy Etbauer Still Atop WNFR Record Book
Billy Etbauer is hanging on for dear life. The sun has set in Edmond, Okla., dropping temperatures after an unseasonably warm February day. From his recliner, Etbauer needs to get a grip quickly before something breaks loose. Not that long ago, his hands would’ve been firmly clasped around the rein needed to make eight seconds as part of the saddle bronc riding competition he was about to take part in.
Stetson Wright Works his Magic Again at Rodeo Austin with Saddle Bronc Riding Title
AUSTIN, Texas – During his ProRodeo career, Stetson Wright has made things look easy. At the tender age of 23 he has already won seven PRCA World Championships – four in all-around (2019-22), two in bull riding (2020 and 2022) and one in saddle bronc riding in 2021. The Milford, Utah, star had his magic on display Saturday night in Rodeo Austin, winning the finals in saddle bronc riding with a 90-point ride on Andrews Rodeo’s Brutus before a sellout crowd of 6,500 at the Travis County Expo Center.
Stetson Wright Delivers Record-Setting Ride With San Antonio Saddle Bronc Title
SAN ANTONIO – Stetson Wright reset the ProRodeo record books a year ago with an historic $927,940 earned, as well as his sixth and seventh PRCA World Championships. The Milford, Utah, cowboy hasn’t missed a beat in 2023. Heading into the finals on Saturday at the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo, Wright was sitting No. 1 in the PRCA | RAM World Standings in both the saddle bronc and bull riding.
Bull Rider Josh Frost Captures Win in Fort Worth
FORT WORTH, Texas – Josh Frost was not to be denied. The standout bull rider had never won the storied Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo and that changed Saturday night. The Randlett, Utah, cowboy had a 90.5-point ride on Rafter G Rodeo’s High Brow Cat to win the finals at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo Saturday night before a sellout crowd of 9,300 at Dickies Arena. “This feels amazing,” Frost said.
Tanner Butner Sets Arena Record in Fort Worth With 94-Point Ride
Saddle bronc rider Tanner Butner had a ride he will likely never forget on Jan. 25 at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo. Butner set the arena record at the storied FWSSR with a 94-point ride on Andrews Rodeo Company’s All or Nothin’ at Dickies Arena. The previous record of 92 points was set by Stetson Wright in last year’s semifinal on Calgary Stampede’s Y U R Friskey. “I had a lot going through my mind on that ride,” said Butner, 25, about his first trip on All or Nothin’.
Latest PSN: Stetson Wright Rewrites ProRodeo Record Books
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Saddle bronc rider Logan Hay makes it 3 consecutive NFR round wins
LAS VEGAS – Logan Hay had never competed in the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo presented by Teton Ridge before this year. That’s hard to believe based on the results he’s putting up in his debut. Hay won his third round in a row when he captured Round 7 with a 90-point ride on Hi Lo Pro Rodeo’s Garden City Gal before 17,166 spectators Wednesday at the Thomas & Mack Center. “Yeah, it’s crazy man. I never ever expected it to be as good as it’s been going,” said Hay, 25. “It’s unbelievable.
Stetson Wright Makes History While Winning Round 2 in Bull Riding
LAS VEGAS – Add another line to the ever-growing impressive resume of Stetson Wright. Wright, with his 88-point winning bull ride on Dakota Rodeo’s Pookie Holler, became the youngest cowboy in PRCA history to surpass the $2 million dollar mark in career earnings. Wright, who is 23 years-old and 240 days, upped his unofficial career earnings to $2,050,520. “Every goal to me is just as important. To cross that $2 million dollar mark, it’s special,” Wright said. “I’m speechless.
Wrangler NFR Round 2 News and Notes
Round 2 – Round 2 Daysheet Country music star Luke Bryan is the opening act, and the national anthem will be performed by country singer Glen Templeton. Coors is the performance sponsor. Vegas NFR Icon – ProRodeo Hall of Fame barrel racer Charmayne James – will be honored in an arena presentation and a banner will be unveiled in the rafters of the Thomas & Mack Center. Gregg Veneklasen, the recipient of the 2022 PRCA Veterinarian of the Year Award, also will be recognized.
Latest PSN: Record Breakers Highlight 2022 ProRodeo Season
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Champions are crowned at the final night of the Caldwell Night Rodeo
CALDWELL, Idaho — At the Caldwell Night Rodeo the cowboys are the stars, but for the second year in a row the Powder River Rodeo bulls had something to say about that. To really capture the atmosphere and the action of this top five outdoor rodeo you have to watch the video.
Edgar, Montana's Parker Breding Riding High at the NFR
I'm looking forward to joining you LIVE from the NFR and Cowboy Christmas this Thursday and Friday. I'll be set up at the Rand's Custom Hats booth 1121 at the Las Vegas Convention Center for Cowboy Christmas starting around 7 a.m. Vegas time. One of the big standouts at this year's National Finals Rodeo (NFR) is Edgar, Montana's own Parker Breding. It must be in the name, because this bull rider is certainly a big bread winner in Las Vegas for this year's NFR.
UPDATED DAILY: Wrangler NFR 2021 Round Results and Averages
Results from each round of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo held at Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, NV. December 2 - 11, 2021 Results updated December 9, 2021 to reflect Round 8 Results Bareback Riding ROUND 8 WINNERS: KAYCEE FEILD Bareback Riding Leaders as of Round 7 Average leaders: 1. Jess Pope, 615 points on seven head; 2. Kaycee Feild, 611.5; 3. Cole Franks, 601; 4. Cole Reiner, 598; 5. Richmond Champion, 595.5; 6. Orin Larsen, 593; 7. Clayton Biglow, 584.5; 8. R.C. Landingham, 584; 9.
PRCA Weekly Recap: J. Tom Fisher Moves Inside Top 5 After Pendleton
With 10 days left to go in the ProRodeo regular season, J. Tom Fisher finds himself in a familiar place, and that’s back in the hunt for his ninth qualification for the National Finals Steer Roping. Fisher slid into the top five of the PRCA | RAM World Standings at No. 5 this past week, tying for the fastest steer roping time of the week (Sept. 13-19) at the Pendleton, (Ore.) Round-Up. Fisher clocked a 11.4-second run to win the second round, adding $3,949 to his earnings this year.
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