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It all came down to Saturday night to see who would walk away with the title of San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo champion. Wacey Schalla took first with a phenomenal 91 point ride on Disco Party (Calgary Stampede) for $16,512. J.D. Struxness took first in the steer wrestling with his fast 3.6 seconds run to earn $16,512. There was a tie for first in the team roping between Lightning Aguilera & Wyatt Cox and Kaleb Driggers & Junior Nogueira, with both teams stopping the clock

It's down to the last few rounds to see which cowboys and cowboys can punch their tickets to the final round of the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. Those that perform at the top of the Semi-finals and Wild Card will move onto the final round. Semi-Final One In the first semi-final round, Rocker Steiner took first in the bareback riding with a perfect 88 point ride on Chrome Molly (Pete Carr Pro Rodeo) for $5,504. Clay Tom Hurt took first with his 3.8 seconds run to earn $5,

It's down to the final bracket of the before the semi-finals and the wild card round of the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. There was a tie for first in the first round of the bareback riding between Leighton Berry on High Rolling Sid (Cervi Championship Rodeo) and R.C. Landingham on Arbitrator Joe, with both riders scoring 85.5 point rides to take home $2,477 each. Jacob Lees took first in the second round with his 85.5 points on Enuff Cherry (Calgary Stampede) for $2,752

Bracket 3 In Round 1 of Bracket 3, Taylor Broussard beat out Orin Larsen by half a point for first with his 84 point ride on Dream Machine (Championship Pro Rodeo) for $2,752. Bradlee Miller took first in the second round with his 85.5 point ride on Squirmy Wormy (Cervi Championship Rodeo) to net him $2,752 and first in Round 3 with his big 88.5 point ride on Warning Shot (Diamond G Rodeo) for an additional $2,752. Bradlee Miller, Orin Larsen, Taylor Broussard, Bronc Marriott

Cowboys and cowgirls are heading to Texas for a chance to get an early lead in the season in the dash for The Wrangler NFR cash with the Texas Swing rodeos. Following in the heels of the FWSSR is the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo which kicked off February 12th. The San Antonio Stock Show has five bracket, each consisting of three rounds. The athletes with the highest scores from each bracket will move onto the two semi-final rounds and a wild card round to compete for a sp

GUYMON, Okla. – Folks in the Oklahoma Panhandle love a good shindig. When such an event benefits the Guymon Pioneer Days Rodeo, the gathering turns into a bash. That was certainly the case for the annual Dinner, Dance & Draw Down at the Pickle Creek Event Center on Saturday in Guymon. “We don’t have all the final numbers yet, but all indicators point to another record-breaking year,” said Brooke Kitting, the rodeo’s marketing director. “A lot of this success is on Gil and Syd

Noah Lee with a 90.5 point ride on The Hondo to win first at his PRCA debut Bucking 100 bulls in 2 days is not a small task, but McCoy Rodeo made it look effortless this year at Bullnanza at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Oklahoma this past weekend. This year the bull riding was not limited to just a boy's club. Rodeo fans also go to cheer on the Eilers twins as the dynamic cowgirl duo gave it a shot as covering two of McCoy's bulls. There was also a touching tribute to Davey D

Tilden Hooper with a 92 point ride on Disco Party in the final round. Photo courtesy of FWSSR & James Phifer It all came down to the final round Saturday night at the Dickies Arena with the athletes battling it out to see who would leave Fort Worth with the title of 2026 FWSSR champion. Tilden Hooper took first in the bareback riding with a near perfect 92 point ride on Disco Party (Calgary Stampede) for $20,000. There was a tie in the steer wrestling between B ridger Ander

Leighton Berry with an 89 point ride on Dark Side in Semi-final B. Photo courtesy of FWSSR & James Phifer Last night was the last round of semi-finals and the cowboys and cowgirls brought their A game in hopes of punching their tickets to the finals and leaving Fort Worth with a champion title and a strong start in the WNFR dash for the cash. Local Weatherford cowboy and 4x WNFR qualifier Leighton Berry is hoping to once again make the coveted top 15 headed to Sin City this s

Shelby Boijoli-Meged with a 2.2 second run in the semi-finals. Photo courtesy of FWSSR & James Phifer The first round of the semi-finals kicked off Thursday night with contestants batting it out for a coveted spot in the finals. The Megeds, who are expecting their first child, are making their last rodeo together as a couple together this season count, with both taking first in their events to advance to the finals together. Shelby Boijoli-Meged took first in the breakaway ro

Orin Larsen with an 87 point ride on Forgetfull Nelly in the Wild Card Rd. Photo courtesy of FWSSR & James Phifer It's not just the weather that's heating up this week in Texas. It's getting down to the wire on who will advance to the finals and a shot at the FWSSR champion title. WNFR veteran Orin Larsen came ready to punch his ticket to the finals and start his season off strong. His eyes were definitely on the prize money in the Wild Card round with his 87 point ride on Fo

Round 1 Kassie Mowry with a 16.16 second run in Rd 1. Photo courtesy of FWSSR & James Phifer Two WNFR veterans hoping to leave Fort Worth with the FWSSR champion title this year include Riley Webb and Kassie Mowry. Both were off to a strong start in Round 1 with Riley taking first in the tie-down roping with his 7.6 seconds run to earn $2,500, and Kassie Mowry taking first in the barrel racing with her quick 16.16 seconds run to also pocket $2,500. In the bareback riding, Koo

Bracket 5 Round 1 Hayden Welsh dominated in Bracket 5 with an 89.5 point ride on Rd 1 followed by a 90 point ride in Rd 2. Photo courtesy of FWSSR & James Phifer It's winding down to the final few brackets of the FWSSR before the semifinals begin. Sam Peterson took first in Bracket 5 Round 1 in the bareback riding with his strong 87.5 point ride on Uncapped (Pickett Pro Rodeo) to net him $2,500. Boyd Sawyer took first in the steer wrestling with his fast 3.9 seconds run to ea

GUYMON, Okla. – For some, reflections of Valentine’s Day offer visions of romance, love, engagements and anniversaries. Schoolchildren arrive in classes outfitted with specially designed shoeboxes with a large cut in the top so they can exchange cards and heart-shaped candy. Florists can be overwhelmed with expressions of appreciation from one to another. Major retailers are swamped with last-minute buyers of cards and treats and red roses by the front doors. The Guymon Pione

The Prairie Circuit Finals were originally slated to take place during the EHV-1 quarantine, but thankfully the event was able to be reschedule instead of cancelled and held a few weeks later Jan 30-31st at the Osage County Fairgrounds in Pawhuska, Oklahoma. All-around cowboy and a check for $2,398 went to Coleman Proctor, who entered the team roping and steer roping. He also placed fourth in the second round with his 12.2 second run for another $436 and took second in the a

Photo by Nicole Stevens An ice storm and bad weather didn't stop the rodeo in Oklahoma City last weekend. Rodeo fans and competitors made their way to the OG & E Coliseum to compete and cheer on their favorite rodeo athletes in the Oklahoma City ProRodeo featuring stock from McCoy Rodeo, J Miller, Mo Betta Rodeo and Generations Pro Rodeo. All- around cowboy went to Jade Taton who earned himself a check for $880 by competing in the bareback riding and saddle bronc riding. He a

Nelson Wyatt & Jonathan Torres broke the arena record with their 3.3 run. Photo courtesy of FWSSR & James Phifer. Bracket 3, Round 1 Bracket 3, Round 1 kicked off with a tie for first in the bareback between Richmond Champion on Hannah Banana (Dakota Rodeo) and Wacey Schalla on Native Lights (Dakota Rodeo) with both riders scoring 88 point to take home $2,200. Mason Couch took first in the steer wrestling with his quick 3.4 seconds run to pocket $2,500. Emilee Charlesworth to

Round One Tyler Tryan & Levi Lord with a 4.3 second run. Photo courtesy of FWSSR & James Phifer Trey Kimzey with an 80 point ride on BabaBooey. Photo courtesy of the FWSSR & James Phifer It was another day of Fort Worth looking like a Winter Wonderland but inside the Dickies arena the heat was on. Cooper Cook took first in the bareback riding with an 81.5 point ride on Secret Agent Man (Rafter G Rodeo) for $2,500. Tanner Brunner had the fastest run in the bulldogging with his

Round 1 Leighton Berry with an 86.5 point ride on Ruffie's Rage. Photo courtesy of FWSSR & James Phifer The Fort Worth Stock Show kicked off to a frigid start Friday but rodeo fans and contestants braved the snow and icy conditions to make it to the Dickies Arena. Two athletes showed they were healed and ready to return to the rodeo action in Bracket 1 Round 1 after being sidelined with injuries. Leighton Berry, a 3x Wrangler National Finals Rodeo qualifier who was out due t

Semi-Finals Rounds Stetson Wright with an 83 point ride on Bar Fly in Semi-Finals Round 3. Photo courtesy of NWSS & Ric Andersen Saturday’s rodeos at the National Western Stock Show featured three rounds of the top athletes from each of the eight brackets competing for a spot in the finals.10x world champion Stetson Wright lived up to his nickname Superman with his 80.5 point saddle bronc ride to tie for fourth/fifth place in Semi-Final 1 and the highest marked bull ride in S