Pro Rodeo News
- News & Notes from the PRCA for April 20, 2026.
- Weston Patterson leaned on a known matchup during the Sunday championship performance at the Red Bluff (Calif.) Round-Up, where he delivered an 89-point ride on Northcott & Yule Rodeo's Mary Lou to claim the saddle bronc riding title and earn a large payout.
- 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.
- SAN ANGELO, Texas – Toby Deudney isn't just carrying the Australian flag as he rides bucking horses in the United States.
- SAN ANGELO, Texas – Sam Lewis is building a resume based on a solid foundation.
- Ten years ago, Cody Cabral rode out onto the floor of the Thomas & Mack Center during the grand entry for the 2016 National Finals Rodeo. He carried a Hawaiian flag, something that rarely graces the arena floor during PRORODEO's signature event.
- News & Notes from the PRCA for April 13, 2026.
- Luke Thrash arrived at the Clark County Fair & Rodeo in Logandale, Nev., during the second performance with redemption on his mind. Making his third overall appearance at Clark County, Thrash made it worthwhile, matching Legacy Pro Rodeo's No Flakin Excuse for an 86-point ride to secure the bareback title and $9,000 to his season earnings.
- SAN ANGELO, Texas – Just three months after his 18th birthday, second-generation bull rider Noah Lee has made a significant living in PRORODEO.
- ProRodeo Hall of Famer Nancy Sheppard died on April 8 at her home in Globe, Ariz. She was 95 years old.
- Rocker Steiner earned his rockstar nickname with his riding ability and the unique style he brings to PRORODEO arenas across the country.
- The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA), in partnership with John Deere, is proud to announce the launch of the Safe Arena Dirt Initiative, a new effort focused on enhancing arena ground conditions to support the safety and performance of both athletes and livestock.
- Dean Thompson has become accustomed to battling. He does it for eight seconds every time he climbs into a bucking chute.
- All Qynn Andersen could do Saturday following his 89-point ride on Championship Pro Rodeo's Guess Who the night before in Lawton, Okla., was switch his focus to San Angelo (Texas) and hope his score held up.