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Pure Try: Brothers Dawson and Dillon Graham Get First Canadian Finals Rodeo Championship
Two years of pure try turns into triumph for brothers Dawson and Dillon Graham, who earned their first Canadian championship title at the 2022 Canadian Finals Rodeo.
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Last Hurrah: Hagen Peterson and Dylin Ahlstrom Win It All at 2022 Wilderness Circuit Finals
After winning all three rounds, the average title and the year-end championship at the 2022 Wilderness Circuit Finals Rodeo, Hagen Peterson and Dylin Ahlstrom split for the 2023 ProRodeo season.
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Hayden Sanders Sits Behind No. 1 Nogueira. Who is Hayden Sanders?
A young gun is taking over the WCRA and sitting at the top of the Open Leaderboard with big names like Nogueira and Hawkins, but who is Hayden Sanders?
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Victorious! Junior Zambrano Named 2022 Resistol Rookie Heeler of the Year
After a three-way, down-to-the-wire battle, Arizona’s Junior Zambrano was victorious in seizing the 2022 Resistol Rookie Heeler of the Year title.
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UNDEFEATED: Tanner James is 2022 Resistol Rookie Header of the Year
From start to finish, Texas header Tanner James remained undefeated throughout his entire first ProRodeo season to become the Resistol Rookie Header of the Year for 2022.
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Team Roping Pairs to Watch at the 2022 NFR
These are the team roping pairs that will compete at the 2022 Wrangler NFR at Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Dec. 1-10.
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Team Ropers Fight for Top 15 Position in Final ProRodeo Week
Stay up-to-date with the latest ProRodeo results.
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2020 Resistol Rookie Tanner Tomlinson Makes 2022 NFR
Lessons learned over his two-year partnership with two-time World Champ Patrick Smith have paid off for former Resistol Rookie header Tanner Tomlinson. Now, they’re NFR-bound.
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Pendleton Win Puts Jonathan Torres in Top 15
A first-time trip to the NFR has become a real possibility for Florida’s Jonathan Torres, who became the No. 15 heeler in the world after winning the 2022 Pendleton Round-Up with brother Joshua.