Athletes
BULL RIDERS
JOSH FROST
Josh Frost has made his mark on the sport, securing his biggest achievement yet—winning the 2024 NFR and claiming the PRCA World Champion Bull Riding title. With multiple trips to the big stage, he’s dominated some of the game's toughest bulls and biggest rodeos. His relentless drive, fearless riding style, and clutch performances have solidified him as one of the best in the business. Frost isn’t just riding bulls—he’s making history.
JOHN YOUNG
John Young is a seasoned bull riding veteran with a proven track record of success. Professionally, Young competed in nine Great Lake Circuit Finals, and won the year-end championship in 2012, 2015 and 2022. In 2013, Young was the Ram National Circuit Finals Bull Rider Champion, he made a name for himself by riding some of the toughest bulls in the sport. With over a decade of experience in the arena, including impressive performances in the PRCA, Young’s expertise is undeniable.
Young has transitioned into coaching, using his extensive background to mentor and guide the next generation of riders. As a coach, Young is dedicated to refining techniques, building mental toughness, and helping athletes reach their full potential. He continues to make an impact on the bull riding world.
Marcus Mast
Marcus Mast is a skilled bull rider making his mark in the PBR with the Kansas City Outlaws. Known for his toughness and precision, Mast has earned recognition for his strong performances in the PBR Unleash The Beast series. His ability to handle the toughest bulls has made him a key member of the Outlaws, with consistent finishes and impressive rides. With his relentless work ethic and competitive spirit, Mast is a rising star in the bull riding world, and he continues to build on his success as one of the sport’s most promising riders.
Tristan Mize
Tristan Mize is a tenacious bull rider who’s steadily carving his path in the PRCA. With standout performances at major rodeos like the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo and Cheyenne Frontier Days, Mize has demonstrated his ability to compete with the best. His fearless approach and unwavering focus have earned him recognition in the bull riding community.
JOE FROST
Joe Frost made his mark in professional rodeo as a five-time NFR qualifier, proving himself as one of the sport's toughest and most consistent bull riders. Known for his grit, skill, and all-around cowboy mentality, he took on the rankest bulls and competed at the highest level.
Now retired from competition, Frost has shifted his focus to coaching, using his experience to mentor the next generation of riders. He plays a key role in helping his brother, 2024 World Champion Josh Frost, fine-tune his skills and stay at the top of the game. While he may not be in the arena himself, Joe Frost's influence on the sport continues to grow.
TRISTIN PARKER
The 1x NFR qualifier Tristin Parker is a rising talent young gun in professional bull riding, known for his toughness and determination. He claimed the 2023 NFR Resistol Bull Riding Rookie of the Year Award, finishing 13th in the 23 World Standings with $193,251. The NFR rookie, Parker earned a ninth-place finish in the average with 239.5 points on three heads, collecting $40,459. He placed in two rounds including a third-place finish in Round 3 with an 86.5-point ride. With a standout performance at his first World Finals, Parker has showcased his ability to handle the toughest bulls and rise to the occasion under pressure. His continuous drive and commitment to the sport make him a rider to watch as he continues to chase big wins and build on his impressive career.
Gavin Michel
Gavin Michel has been steadily building his reputation in the PRCA. In his rookie year, he quickly made a name for himself with strong performances at major rodeos such as Sioux Falls and Omaha and won the 2024 Poplar Bluff, MO Pro Rodeo. Known for his determination and skill, Michel continues to compete at the highest level, solidifying his place as a talented and ambitious rider in the sport.
ZANE MONNETT
Zane Monnett is an up-and-coming professional bull rider from Glendale, Utah, making his mark on the PBR circuit with grit and determination. At just 21 years old, Monnett has already proven he can compete with the best—earning a key win in Round 1 of the 2024 PBR Challenger Series Championship in Las Vegas with an 87.5-point ride.
Before turning heads on the PBR stages, he competed successfully in college rodeo, placing among the top riders at the National Finals College Rodeo and helping his team at Western Texas College. With a competitive ride percentage and a growing list of quality outs, Monnett is building momentum as he continues chasing bigger results and climbing the ranks in professional bull riding.
TREVOR REISTE
From Linden, Iowa, Trevor Reiste is the definition of Midwest grit. The 33-year-old veteran is coming off a standout 2024 season, finishing 10th in the NFR average and pushing his career earnings past the $725,000 mark. A two-time NFR qualifier, Reiste has carried that momentum into 2025, capturing major wins and climbing to the No. 23 spot in the world standings. Known for his distinctive hand-turned-over riding style and relentless work ethic, he’s a fan favorite on the trail. Reiste has also notched big victories at iconic stops like the Pendleton Round-Up, along with strong performances in Puyallup, Kalispell, and Lufkin. With experience, confidence, and renewed focus, Reiste continues to prove he belongs among the sport’s toughest competitors.
DAKOTA WARNKEN
Dakota Warnken has quickly gained recognition in the world of professional bull riding with his steady performances and competitive edge. A PRCA standout, Warnken’s accomplishments include a coveted spot at the 2024 PRCA Great Lakes Circuit Finals Rodeo, finishing 10th on the year end along with strong finishes at top rodeos such as the Cody Stampede and Cheyenne Frontier Days. With a reputation for handling the toughest bulls, Warnken’s perseverance and skill make him a rising star to watch in the rodeo world.
KOLTIN HEVALOW
Koltin Hevalow is a rising force in professional bull riding, known for his fearless approach and competitive edge. A Missouri native, Hevalow competes on the PBR Unleash The Beast circuit and is a key member of the Kansas City Outlaws in the PBR Team Series. He broke through with a premier series win in Salt Lake City in 2024, climbing as high as No. 3 in the world standings. With consistent rides, big-moment performances, and a no-quit mentality, Hevalow continues to prove he belongs among the sport’s elite as he builds momentum on the PBR trail.
KENDEL ARCHIE
Kendel Archie is a tenacious professional bull rider from Angleton, Texas, known for his grit and determination in competition. The 25-year-old has made multiple outs on the PBR Challenger and Touring circuits, recording 6 PBR outs with a ride percentage of 16% and a top marked ride of 81.5 points in his career so far.
Archie has also shown he can score big when it counts—earning an 86.5-point ride at a 2023 PRCA rodeo in Lubbock, Texas, where he finished among the event’s top riders. Known for his relentless work ethic and passion for the sport, he continues traveling the bull riding trail chasing higher scores.
SADDLE BRONC
CHASE BROOKS
The Million dollar cowboy, Chase Brooks is an accomplished saddle bronc rider with a reputation for his precision and consistency in the arena. With a string of top performances at prestigious rodeos like Cheyenne Frontier Days and the National Western Stock Show Rodeo, Brooks the 6x Wrangler NFR qualifier (2018-23) has established himself as a prominent figure in the PRCA. His remarkable skill set and ability to stay composed under pressure have earned him numerous accolades as his multiple PRCA World Standings finish. Known for his work ethic and competitive spirit, Chase continues to dominate the saddle bronc riding circuit, pushing himself to new heights with every ride and solidifying his status as one of the sport’s elite riders.
BLAKE STARRETT
Blake Starrett is an emerging talent in PRCA saddle bronc riding. He has made a name for himself with strong performances at rodeos like the Cave Creek Rodeo Days and the Buffalo Bill Rodeo. Known for his technical riding style and determination, Starrett continues to climb the ranks, proving he can hold his own against tough competition.
HUNTER GREATHOUSE
Hunter Greathouse is a competitive saddle bronc rider from Santa Fe, Texas with roots in high school and amateur rodeo. A regular at CPRA and local rodeos, Greathouse has shown consistency and toughness in the saddle across recent events, marking solid rides against challenging horses. With a background shaped by years in competitive youth rodeo and a relentless work ethic in the arena, he continues to pursue higher finishes and build his presence on the rodeo trail.
KODY RINEHART
Kody Rinehart has proven himself as a rising talent in the world of saddle bronc riding, showcasing his talent at top rodeos like the San Angelo Rodeo and the Kansas State Fair Rodeo. Known for his smooth riding style and determination, Rinehart has quickly made a name for himself in the PRCA. His ability to consistently place in high-stakes competitions speaks to his dedication and skill. As he continues to build his career, Kody is earning recognition for his commitment to excellence, making him a rider to watch as he aims for the top of the standings in saddle bronc riding.
WILL STITES
Will Stites is a dedicated professional saddle bronc rider known for his consistency and toughness on the rodeo trail. A standout on the APRA and circuit level, Stites has delivered multiple qualified rides and top finishes, including a 76-point winning ride in early 2026 competition. With experience across PRCA and APRA arenas, he brings a steady riding style, grit, and a relentless work ethic to every pen he nods his head in. Stites continues to build momentum as he pushes for bigger wins and season-long success.
SPUR MONTAG
With a name like Spur, greatness in bronc riding was inevitable. Montag was the 2024 IPRA Rookie of the year and finished the year 2nd in the IPRA world Standings. Spur has proven himself as one of the most electric young riders in the game, turning heads with his aggressive spur stroke and undeniable passion for the sport.
REED NEELY
Neely’s career highlights include multiple wins and strong averages at the California Circuit Finals Rodeo, showcasing his ability to handle tough horses and deliver solid scores across rounds. Before turning pro, he also competed at a high level in college rodeo, placing among the top contenders at the College National Finals Rodeo while representing Fresno State. With a tenacious riding style and steady climb through the PRCA ranks, Neely continues building momentum as he chases bigger results and greater consistency on the rodeo circuit.
COY WILSON
Coy Wilson is an emerging saddle bronc and bull rider from Red Oak, Iowa, known for his competitive spirit and rapid rise through the junior rodeo ranks. A multi-time qualifier for the Junior National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, Wilson has delivered standout performances, including a top-five finish and a high-marked 82-point ride in the senior saddle bronc division at the 2026 JNFR. His ability to compete across events reflects his versatile talent and commitment to the sport, and as he continues gaining experience against riders from across the U.S. and beyond, Wilson is one to watch on the rodeo trail.
BAREBACK RIDERS
JAMIE HOWLETT
Hailing from Australia, Jamie Howlett brings an international edge to bareback riding with his explosive style and fearless approach. A PRCA standout, he’s no stranger to championship moments and continues to make waves in the U.S. rodeo scene.
WYATT DAMBROTEN
Fearless and determined, Wyatt Dambroten is quickly making a name for himself in the bareback world. His explosive rides and unwavering drive have earned him respect among fans and fellow riders alike.
BLAYN HUGHSTON
A true grinder in the bareback ranks, Blayn Hughston is as tough as they come from a traditional rodeo family from McBain, MI. With multiple top finishes and a relentless work ethic, he ended the 2024 season as IPRA Average Champion. Blayn embodies the heart of a champion, never backing down from a challenge.
JASON WILSON
Jason Wilson is a determined bull and bronc rider known for his grit and steady performances in the arena. Competing across college and regional rodeos, he’s delivered standout rides, including an 83-point bareback score at Cowtown Rodeo. With a strong work ethic and continued success at the collegiate level, Wilson is building momentum as he pushes toward bigger opportunities in professional rodeo.
AZREAL LARA
Azreal “Bad Azz” Lara is a young bareback riding standout from Columbia Falls, Montana, already making waves in the rodeo world with championship success. At just 16 years old, he’s a two-time Junior World Champion bareback rider, earning back-to-back titles at the Yeti Junior World Finals in Las Vegas with scores as high as 87.5 points. Known for his calm focus, fierce determination, and competitive edge, Lara continues to build his rodeo résumé as one of the sport’s most promising young talents, proving year after year that he’s a force to be reckoned with in the pen.
Woman Ranch Bronc
BRITTNEY MILLER
Brittney Miller — aka “Bucking Horse Gal” — is a celebrated ranch bronc rider and instructor from Montana with a reputation for grit, passion, and breaking barriers in the sport. A multi-time champion in ladies ranch bronc riding, Miller has turned her rodeo experience into a global teaching platform, hosting women’s ranch bronc riding clinics across the U.S. and Europe. Beyond competition, she’s widely respected for her dedication to growing the sport and inspiring the next generation of bronc riders.
Team Ropers
Junior Fornazin
Sergio "Junior" Fornazin, hailing from Santa Barbara d'Oeste, São Paulo, Brazil, began his roping career at the young age of seven. Over two decades, he amassed an impressive collection of accolades in Brazil, including 44 motorcycles, two cars, and a truck, reflecting his exceptional talent in team roping. In 2017, Junior transitioned to the U.S. rodeo scene, quickly making his mark by qualifying for the International Finals Rodeo (IFR) 53 and securing a position among the top 15 headers in the International Professional Rodeo Association (IPRA) standings. His dedication culminated in clinching the Team Roping Header Year-End title at the American Professional Rodeo Association's (APRA) AFR 45. Junior's journey from Brazilian arenas to American rodeo circuits showcases his relentless pursuit of excellence and passion for the sport.
Stock Contractor
TYLER KIJAC
Tyler Kijac seamlessly transitioned from a professional bull rider to a distinguished stock contractor. As the founder and CEO of TK Pro Rodeo, Tyler's commitment to the rodeo industry is evident through his accolades, including winning Bucking Bull of the Year and being recognized among the top five stock contractors in the IPRA. Beyond the arena, Tyler showcased his versatility by participating in Season 2 of INSP's "Ultimate Cowboy Showdown," hosted by Trace Adkins, further cementing his status as a multifaceted contributor to the rodeo community. His journey reflects a blend of athletic prowess and entrepreneurial spirit, enriching the rodeo world both in competition and entertainment.
PRCA - Anouncer
DILLON GROSS
Dillon Gross hails from Maynard, Arkansas, and brings his passion for rodeo straight to the heart of every event he’s a part of. Known throughout the Midwest and beyond, Gross has carved out a respected role as a rodeo announcer and cowboy voice, traveling the country each season to hype up crowds and keep the energy high in the arena at major rodeos and bull riding competitions.
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