Third round: 1. Dan Fisher, 11.4 seconds, $1,885; 2. JoJo LeMond, 12.6, $1,639; 3. Quinten Taylor, 12.8, $1,393; 4. Travis Mills, 13.6, $1,147; 5. Shay Good, 13.8, $901; 6. Justin McKee, 14.0, $656; 7. Chris Glover, 14.2, $410; 8. Jim Folk, 14,3, $164.

By Chaney Latham Oklahoma Panhandle State University GUYMON, Okla. – The 2011-2012 collegiate rodeo season has come to an end with a spectacular finish for the Oklahoma Panhandle State University rodeo team. It has been a hard fought battle all year long for the men’s team to secure one of the top two positions in[...]

BRIDGEPORT, Texas – World champions know the key to their gold buckle successes is having a great partnership, and oftentimes that means having a world-class athlete underneath them. Reigning world champion bareback rider Kaycee Feild has had the opportunity to get on some of the greatest bucking horses in the business, and one of his[...]

Second round: 1. Brent Lewis, 13.0 seconds, $1,885; 2. Ty Tillard, 13.2, $1,639; 3. J.P. Wickett, 13.9, $1,393; 4. Chet Herren, 14.2, $1,147; 5. Howdy McGinn, Buster Record Jr. and Cody Scheck, 14.5, $656; 8. Troy Tillard, 15.4, $164. Aggregate leaders: 1. Buster Record Jr., 32.8 on two runs; 2. J.P. Wickett, 35.5; 3. C.A.[...]

Steer roping First round: 1. Joe O’Rourke, 12.8 seconds, $1,885; 2. Shandon Stalls, 14.1, $1,639; 3. Jeff Wheelis, 16.0, $1,393; 4. T.J. Bohlender, 16.2, $1,147; 5. Buster Record Jr., 18.3, $901; 6. Kim Ziegelgruber, 19.2, $656; 7. Rod Hartness, 19.7, $410; 8. C.A. Lauer, 20.1, $164.

BRIDGEPORT, Texas – Whether it’s the classic style of a bronc or the spinning, twisting motion of a bull, the bucking animals are a big part of what makes a ProRodeo so special. In Bridgeport, that athleticism falls on the animals from Dallas-based Carr Pro Rodeo, which will provide the livestock for the Butterfield Stage[...]

GUYMON, Okla. – The best bareback riders in the world have considered Dirty Jacket one of the best bucking horses in the business for several years. That’s good news for Carr Pro Rodeo, the livestock producer that owns the horse. “That horse has just gotten better,” said Wes Stevenson, a seven-time Wrangler National Finals Rodeo[...]

Next weekend marks the 80th straight year of the Guymon Pioneer Days Rodeo, and it’s quite the celebration. I’ve been to at least one performance 10 of the last 12 years, and I’m always impressed by the production the volunteers present to the fans. There’s a reason it was named the 2002 Large Outdoor Rodeo[...]

OK, I’ll admit it: My stomach turned a little when I read about Mike Johnson’s unfortunate mishap in Red Bluff, Calif., last week. ProRodeo.com reported that Johnson was stepping out of his trailer when a gust of wind blew the door shut, severing the end of the Oklahoma roper’s left thumb in the process. “It[...]

I saw a photo Friday on Facebook of bareback rider Matt Bright sporting MGM Grand chaps. Bright is one of the new faces on Team MGM Grand, the Home of the Champions, along with fellow bareback rider Casey Colletti. Bright, a two-time Wrangler National Finals Rodeo qualifier, and Colletti, who made a name for himself[...]