The Daily Republic, Mitchell, S.D. The Daily Republic, Mitchell, S.D. Jun. 21—CASPER, Wyo. — Three former Mitchell-area prep rodeo standouts, each representing a different college program, battled for ...

The University of Wyoming’s Riata Day, from Fleming, Colo., stopped the clock in 6.2 seconds in Monday’s goat tying competition during the College National Finals Rodeo in Casper. The Cowgirl’s time ...

Once Riata Day had to restart her tie, she knew that her chances of reaching the College National Finals Rodeo’s goat tying short go Saturday were slipping away. The look on her face said it all when ...

You can’t get more consistent than the University of Wyoming’s Riata Day. For the second straight day, the Fleming, Colorado, Cowgirl nailed a 6.2-second time in goat tying at the College National ...

Kristin Reaves of Sam Houston State University, made the final runs of her collegiate career at the College National Finals Rodeo (CNFR) in the Ford Wyoming Center in Casper, Wyo., June 15-21. The ...

Two goat-tying gos, two wins for Chloe Berlin. The Oakley native led Magic Valley contestants in the second go’s for the Idaho High School Rodeo Association state finals, which wrapped up Thursday.

College of Southern Idaho's Hailey Gibbs dismounts from her horse during her goat tying run during Monday, June 16, 2025's slack round of the College National Finals Rodeo at the Ford Wyoming Center.

Erryn Hodson steadied her horse in the practice pen and jolted forward on an exhale. She calmly swung her right leg back over her horse as the innocent goat froze in its place. She gracefully ...

CASPER – All Josie Mousel needed to know that she had made a near-perfect goat tying run was the crowd’s reaction at Wednesday night’s College National Finals Rodeo performance. The University of ...

CASPER COLLEGE: James Perrin (saddle bronc), Eastan West (saddle bronc), Malcom Heathershaw (saddle bronc), Monte Downare (bareback), Clay Helm (team roping), Kash Reynolds (team roping), Jade Byrne ...

After weeks of competing and training tirelessly, six Black Hills State student-athletes will compete at the college rodeo’s biggest stage — the College National Finals Rodeo. The six Yellow Jackets ...