The Working Ranch Cowboys Association’s 31st World Championship Ranch Rodeo presented by Modelo returns to the Amarillo Civic Center in Amarillo, Texas, Nov. 12–15, 2026, with all four performances streaming exclusively on Ride TV thanks to Patriot Mobile. Livestream coverage also includes the sixth Youth World Championship Ranch Rodeo presented by Yeti on Saturday, Nov. 14.
Qualified ranch teams will compete in ranch bronc riding, stray gathering, team penning, team branding and wild cow milking.
Competitors to Watch
Among the competitors heading to Amarillo:
- Seth Hall — Blackmore Ranch / Rail 3: The Cinch Timed Event Championship veteran brings an all-around résumé spanning heading, heeling and tie-down roping.
- Rodey and Brooke Wilson — Wilson Cattle LLC: Known for their successful rope-horse program, the Wilsons will compete together on their ranch team.
- Tripp Townsend — Sandhill / Hat Creek: Townsend’s accomplishments span ranch rodeo, reined cow horse and team roping, including a 2025 Riata #10.5 Championship win with Jacob Lewis.
- Zane Herrin — 6666 Ranch: Herrin joins the Four Sixes team after a competition résumé that includes riding Fullabama at the 2025 AQHA Ranch Horse Classic.
Saturday afternoon shifts the spotlight to the next generation. The Youth World Championship Ranch Rodeo begins at 1 p.m. Central, with teams competing in sorting, doctoring, trailer loading, branding and a wild steer race.
2026 Championship Schedule
All times are Central.
- Thursday, Nov. 12: First performance, 7 p.m.
- Friday, Nov. 13: Second performance, 7 p.m.
- Saturday, Nov. 14: Youth World Championship Ranch Rodeo, 1 p.m.; third World Championship Ranch Rodeo performance, 7 p.m.
- Sunday, Nov. 15: Fourth performance, 2 p.m.; awards to follow.
Visit WRCA for the complete event schedule and qualifying teams.
How to Watch on Ride TV
Choose from four livestream packages:
- All-Access — $49.99: All four World Championship Ranch Rodeo performances plus the Youth World Championship Ranch Rodeo.
- First Round — $24.99: Thursday and Friday performances.
- Second Round — $24.99: Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon performances.
- Youth Championship — $14.99: Saturday’s Youth World Championship Ranch Rodeo.
About WRCA
Founded in 1995, the Working Ranch Cowboys Association promotes ranching and preserves the working ranch cowboy’s way of life. Its annual championship also raises funds for the WRCA Foundation, which assists working ranch families facing hardship and provides educational scholarships. Learn more at WRCA.org.