Pro Rodeo News
- IN THIS RELEASE YOU'LL FIND:
- Wacey Schalla, a three-time Wrangler National Finals Rodeo qualifier, broke the femur bone in his left leg during the bull riding competition at the Music City Rodeo Saturday night in Nashville, Tenn.
- The hills and valleys that come with PRORODEO can take a cowboy on extreme rides.
- Rocker Steiner, the 2025 PRCA Bareback Riding World Champion, is scheduled to have neck surgery June 2 and is expected to miss three months according to a text to the PRORODEO Sports News from his father, Sid Thursday night.
- Resistol Rookie bull rider Gavin Mitchell is starting to find his stride at the right time after capturing the championship title at the Santa Maria (Calif.) Elks Xtreme Bulls. Mitchell covered Rosser Rodeo's Hard Wire for 87 points against a loaded field of seasoned competitors, earning a confidence-building win and a major payday as the summer run begins to heat up.
- Red, white and blue were popular colors in 1976.
- In This Release You'll Find:
- PRORODEO's Rank45 Xtreme Broncs Series is a series with roots in the TV hit series Yellowstone and the noted three-generation world champion Steiner family (Bobby, Sid, and Rocker, all world champions).
- At the Northern Most (Alaska) Xtreme Bull Riding in America, a pair of first-time Alaska competitors found themselves sharing more than just a long trip north.
- So far in 2026, Chase Brooks looks like his old self.
- In This Release You'll Find:
- Sage Newman delivered in front of a hometown crowd to win the World Famous Miles City (Mont.) Bucking Horse Sale Matched Xtreme Broncs Ride and collect a major payday on the Rank 45 Xtreme Broncs Tour.
- Traver Johnson entered the 2026 PRORODEO season with big aspirations.
- When the historic Route 66 was established a century ago to offer a pathway from New York City to Los Angeles, there were nice small towns along the way to offer respite for weary travelers.