Weatherford College’s Dawson Gleaves and Jace Helton both earned reserve national champion honors after finishing as runners-up in their events at the College National Finals Rodeo. The event wrapped up with the finals Saturday night in Casper, Wyoming.
Weatherford College’s Jace Helton and his team roping partner Quade Hiatt of West Texas A&M University rose to third place after two rounds at the College National Finals Rodeo in Casper, Wyoming.
Weatherford College’s Dawson Gleaves won the first round of bull riding at the College National Finals Rodeo on Sunday in Casper, Wyoming. Gleaves turned in a 79.5 over two rides, 10 points ahead of the second-place competitor from Sul Ross State University.
Weatherford College’s Trent Sorey took the first-ever college division championship title at the National Finals Steer Roping in Clarendon on Monday night.
Weatherford College rodeo’s regular season wrapped up at the Tarleton Stampede in Stephenville Saturday night, and WC’s streak of sending athletes to the national finals extended to 19 years.
Weatherford College’s Cayden Harmon brought back the Men’s All-Around Champion title from the Ranger College/Cisco College Rodeo in Sweetwater this past weekend.
Eight former Weatherford College Coyotes competed in the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas and brought home one world title, one NFR title, one reserve world championship title and more than $500,000.
Weatherford College rodeo alumni made headlines at the end of November at the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, where the top 15 breakaway ropers in the world competed in a 10-round competition.
Fourteen members of the Weatherford College rodeo team qualified for the final round at the Sul Ross State University Rodeo in Alpine this past weekend.
The community is invited to a national championship reception celebrating Weatherford College’s women’s rodeo team at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 27, in the Emerging Technologies and Workforce Building Community Room.