Men's Rodeo Headlines
Competing in Montana for their second and third rodeos of the fall the Northwest College rodeo teams failed to get on the leaderboard in both Glendive and Dillon on Sept. 12-13 and 26-27.
During a difficult opening weekend at the Trapper Rodeo, the Northwest College rodeo team only garnered points at the second rodeo, with early season mistakes leading to a disappointing start to the year.
The Northwest College rodeo team is set to kick off its fall season this weekend, starting once again with the annual Trapper Rodeo on Friday and Saturday.
Strong performances on the court were backed by strong performances in the classroom for Northwest College athletics, as all six teams made the All-Academic team list with cumulative team GPAs over 3.0, and 52 athletes were named individually to the All-Academic honors list.
For the first time in six years Northwest College had a finalist in the short go at the College National Finals Rodeo in Casper, as Chris Staley earned his way to a top 12 finish in bull riding.
The Northwest College rodeo team wrapped up its season with three more rodeos in Montana, two in Miles City April 24-27 before finishing in Missoula on May 2-3.
The Northwest College rodeo team has struggled early in the spring season, leading to lower placements at rodeos in Bozeman and Havre, Montana.
The winter has come and gone and the Northwest College rodeo team is set to start the second half of its season, heading to Bozeman, Montana, to kick off spring events.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The PRCA Linderman Award is one of the most prestigious awards in PRORODEO.
Getting out in front of the home fans on Friday and Saturday the Northwest College rodeo team experienced highs and lows at the Trapper Stampede.
The Northwest College rodeo team is set to kick off its season this weekend, as it gears up to host its annual Trapper Rodeo in Cody this Friday and Saturday.
Shane Proctor, a former Cody Stampede and three-time Xtreme Bulls winner, an NFR champ and college rodeo star, rode a bull at the rodeo grounds on the west side of town for the last time July 3.
The lights shined bright in Casper during the College National Finals Rodeo from June 9-15, with two Northwest College Trapper cowboys posting scores, and one advancing to the short go during the biggest event of the year.
A strong spring season saw the Northwest College Trapper men’s rodeo team finish third overall in the Big Sky Region, resulting in three cowboys heading to the College National Finals Rodeo in Casper, while the women’s program finished sixth in the region.
Two rodeos spanning four days in Havre, Montana, saw strong individual results but low team placement for the Trapper rodeo teams as the second of three fall rodeo weekends wrapped up.
Continuing with tradition the Northwest College rodeo team opened the season at home with the Trapper Rodeo on Friday and Saturday — with the cowboys finishing fourth Friday and second Saturday, and the cowgirls finishing fifth on both days.
