Team Roping

San Francisco treat: Grand National plays host to next stop on Wrangler ProRodeo Tour
[Mar. 31, 2008] The 2008 Wrangler ProRodeo Tour returns to the Bay Area when the Grand National Rodeo Horse and Stock Show in San Francisco plays host to the eighth stop of the 26-venue Tour. The seven-performance rodeo starts April 4-5 at the Cow Palace in nearby Daly City, then resumes April 9 and finishes with the final two shows from April 11-12. By Courtesy PRCA

PRCA Standings as of March 31, 2008
[Mar. 31, 2008] Courtesty PRCA

Peek doubles up in Laughlin
[Mar. 31, 2008] One week after his historic tie-down roping win at RodeoHouston, Josh Peek kept it going by earning a pair of victories at the Laughlin (Nev.) River Stampede. Peek, of Pueblo, Colo., earned $6,892 in corralling the rodeo's all-around and tie-down roping titles. By Courtesy PRCA

Latest Rodeo News From the PRCA
[Mar. 24, 2008] Laughlin River Stampede plays host to next stop on Wrangler ProRodeo Tour. Houston reshapes world standings. Each DNCFR champion tastes glory for first time. Moore wins Houston Xtreme Bulls. By Courtesy PRCA

PRCA Standings as March 24, 2008
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Shiozawa delights hometown fans with victory in Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo
[Mar. 24, 2008] Another successful Dodge National Circuit Finals crowns it's newest champions. By Courtesy PRCA

Illness doesn't slow Branquinho at Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo
[Mar. 22, 2008] Luke Branquinho has never won the Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo, presented by U.S. Smokeless Tobacco, and he isn’t about to let a little thing like stomach flu keep him from filling in one of the few gaps in his career resume.

Injured Texas steer wrestler takes his shot at Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo title
[Mar. 22, 2008] Steer wrestler K.C. Jones of Decatur, Texas, was the last alternate to get into the Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo, presented by U.S. Smokeless Tobacco, and he's doing his level best to make sure he's the last man standing.

Jones got into the field late Tuesday night as a replacement for Texas Circuit champion Matt Reeves and, using a horse borrowed from teammate Mickey Gee, Jones is leading the average By Courtesy PRCA

Davis' shortest ride of the day the most rewarding, at Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo
[Mar. 21, 2008] Talk about your mid-course corrections.
Bareback rider Jessy Davis was all set to return to RodeoHouston for his second semifinal until just about the moment he completed his winning ride Thursday night at the Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo, presented by U.S. Smokeless Tobacco. By Courtesy PRCA

Travis Tryan and Michael Jones New GSTRC Champs
[Mar. 17, 2008] Travis Tryan found himself in a very unique situation at the 26th Annual George Strait Team Roping Classic held March 14th-15th at the Rose Palace in San Antonio, Texas. The competition had come down to the final two teams. Both teams were in a position to win the event. The first to go was header, Travis Tryan, and heeler Kory Koontz. They turned in a time of 5.92 to take the top position. By Johnny Dollar VP Rodeo Attitude

PRCA Standngs as of March 17, 2008
[Mar. 17, 2008] Courtesy PRCA

First Day Results For The George Strait Team Roping Classic
[Mar. 15, 2008] The 26th Annual George Strait Team Roping Classic (GSTRC) kicked off Friday, March 14th at the San Antonio Rose Palace with 483 teams competing in round one. The number of contestants was down from last year with the general consensus of those present that high fuel prices are playing a significant role in number of contestants at all events this year. In direct contrast the number of spectators has shown an increase.

Travis Tryan and Michael Jones Win George Strait Team Roping Classic
[Mar. 15, 2008] Th big winners have been announced more to follow..

George Strait Team Roping Classic begins today in San Antonio, Texas
[Mar. 14, 2008] The 26th Annual George Strait Team Roping Classic (GSTRC) began today at 10 AM and will run through Saturday, March 15th at the San Antonio Rose Palace in San Antonio, Texas. The event, which originated as a small family roping by George and his brother Buddy in 1982, has grown into the most prestigious open Team Roping competition in the country. The GSTRC has become the premiere open in the sport with hundreds of thousands of dollars up for grabs each year. By Johnny Dollar