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Grayson Cole with an 87.60 point ride on Up and Up. Photo by Madison Daube The bull riders took over the deserts of California at the Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour in Palm Desert, CA. The bulls showed the riders no mercy in Round One with only three able to successfully make it to the 8 second mark. Grayson Cole took first with his 87.60 point ride on Keystone (Culp Bucking Bulls). Kingston Herrero took second with his 85.10 point ride on Living On A Prayer (Leffew Bucking

The Houston Rodeo came to a close with some cowboys and cowboys leaving H-town with heavier pockets. One of those cowboys was Rocker Steiner who took first in the bareback riding in the finals with his 88.5 points on Pancake King (Cervi Championship Rodeo) followed by a huge 90.5 point ride on Disco Party (Calgary Stampede) for the big $65,000 check. Dalton Massey took first in the steer wrestling finals with his 3.9 seconds run. Young gun Holden Myers took first in the shoot

Semi-finals Round 1 Kade Berry took first in the bareback riding in the first round of the semi-finals with his strong 86.5 point ride on Guardian Angel (The Cervi Brothers) for $3,000. He will be advancing onto the semi-finals with Bradlee Miller, Wacey Schalla, and R.C. Landingham. Denell Henderson took first in the steer wrestling for his 4.2 seconds run to earn $3,000 and a spot in the finals. He will be joined by Trisyn Kalawaia, Mike McGinn, and Tristan Martin. Dustin E

Super Series 4 R.C. Landingham took first in the first round of the bareback riding with a phenomenal 87 point ride on Zastron Acres (Calgary Stampede) for $3,000. Clayton Biglow took first in the second round with his 86 points on Grand Plum (Calgary Stampede) for $3,000. Landingham took first again in the third round with his 86 points on Vitalix Womanizer (The Cervi Brothers) for $3,000. The riders that qualified to advance are R.C. Landingham, Clayton Biglow, Mason Stul