Page 4 of 5 1 2 3 4 5 Western Underground to Perform at UW Homecoming[Oct. 5, 2007] Western Underground, band of the late country singer Chris LeDoux, will return to the University of Wyoming Friday, Oct. 12, to close Homecoming Week with a free concert.
Local group The Younger Brothers Band will open the show, which starts at 9 p.m. in the UW Fieldhouse following the pep rally in War Memorial Stadium.
Deke Latham Rodeo in Kaycee July 20-22[Jun. 18, 2007] The 21st annual Deke Latham Memorial PRCA Rodeo, which draws some of the top cowboys in the world standings, will be held here July 20-22 at the Harold Jarrard Park.
Grassroots effort to increase PRCA contestants[Jun. 7, 2007] State high school rodeo champions in Colorado and Wyoming will receive their PRCA permits without charge as part of a new program from the Mountain States Circuit to strengthen ProRodeo's contestant base. By Courtesy PRCA
Regional Leading UW Women's Team Brings Talents to Home Rodeo[Apr. 24, 2007] The Cowgirls are coming off their sixth first place in seven rodeos this season after taking the Northeastern Junior College (NJC) title last weekend in Sterling, Colo. For the year, the UW women are running away with the Central Rocky Mountain Region (CRMR) team race with a huge lead over rival Central Wyoming College (CWC) of Riverton.
Steering clear[Dec. 10, 2006] Dean Gorsuch threw his black cowboy hat into air, cracked a big smile and let out a holler....
The former Eastern Wyoming College cowboy won the world steer wrestling championship on Saturday night, capping a nearly flawless performance at the 48th Wrangler National Finals Rodeo with a 3.6-second run.
Bulldogger Gorsuch heads to second NFR[Nov. 28, 2006] Before steer wrestler Dean Gorsuch left for RodeoHouston last year, he and his wife Bekah had talked about what might happen if he did well.
"If we done good in Houston, we were going to seriously think about (going pro)," Gorsuch said. "We weren't really planning on winning or anything." By IAN STAUFFER Star-Tribune
Timberman advances to NFR[Nov. 17, 2006] Three Wyoming rodeo competitors are in the National Finals Rodeo by the slimmest of margins.
Most notably, Mills' Kelly Timberman, the 2004 world bareback riding champion, finished 15th in this year's bareback standings, barely good enough to qualify for the NFR. The top 15 competitors in each event qualify for the NFR, which starts Nov. 30 in Las Vegas.
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