Leo Camarillo

Team Ropers

Back When Team Ropers Were Treated Like Second-Class Cowboys 

Want to take a walk back down memory lane with a few of the living legends who lived it and fought for positive change for all team ropers? Let’s go!

Team Ropers

Never Forget Where You Came From

Team Ropers

When Generations of Cowboy Cool Collide

The 40th annual ACTRA Finals featured 1974 World Champ HP Evetts heading for son of Leo “The Lion” Trey Camarillo.

Clay O'Brien Cooper

Your Riding Style Impacts Your Roping Longevity

Your riding style affects your ability to have a long career in the roping arena.

Team Ropers

The Great Tee Woolman’s Iconic Career

Tee Woolman is a three-time world champion team roper and ProRodeo Hall of Famer. In 1980, he pulled off the rare rodeo feat of winning his first world title the same year he earned rookie header of the year honors. Oklahoma native Woolman, who turned 65 on December 4, and his wife, Jacque, are about to move and make their new home in Bluffdale, Texas.

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There is No Single Path to Success in Team Roping or Life

How you succeed in roping and in life depends on the gifts you have and how you choose to use them.

Team Ropers

Remembering the Roar of Leo ‘The Lion’ Camarillo With Special Moment of Silence

Leo Camarillo watched every move the 2020 NFR team ropers made, and had it all broken down from that Arizona hospital bed.

Industry

Cowboy Kings: Elite Four Top Hands Who’ve Won BOTH the BFI and Cinch Timed Event Championship

Here are the four cowboys who've won the Bob Feist Invitational AND the Cinch Timed Event Championship.

Editor's Notes

Heavy Hearts: The February 2021 Issue Preview of The Team Roping Journal

A sneak peek at the February 2021 issue's Dear Roper letter inside of the The Team Roping Journal Magazine.

Team Ropers

Remembering Leo “The Lion” Camarillo

When it came to breaking the cowboy game all the way down to find a better way, Leo Camarillo was relentless and refused to take no for an answer.