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National High School Rodeo Finals Everything you need to know

September 24, 2020 by admin Leave a Comment

The National High School Rodeo Event is organized by the National High School Rodeo Association (NHSRA). The organization is based in Denver, Colorado. NHSRA was founded in 1961 and was intended to promote an undying interest in rodeo sports among the teens. As such, the event target only high school students. This is something that the event does until today. More importantly, the National High School Rodeo Finals also provides training and establishes venues for the main NHSRA Finals performances.

National High School Rodeo Finals

National High School Rodeo Finals

The first event was organized in 1947. It was a single event known as the Texas (National Championship High School Rodeo Association). Today the event hosts much more than just specific high schools. It has grown bigger and now includes local organizations within almost every state in the USA, Canada, Mexico, and also Australia.
The NHSRA today has about 12,000 members and, more importantly, sanctions close to 1,800 rodeos annually. How Often is the Event Held? Today, the NHSRA holds the NHSRA Finals event every year. They will change locations every two years.
The organization apart, from organizing the main event, the suction, and also award championships to the girls and boys’ events. What this means is that the National High School Rodeo Association (NHSRA) is the main overseer of the National High School Rodeo Finals.

About the High School Division

The main event that the National High School Rodeo Association (NHSRA) is known for is the high school division rodeo. In the high school division rodeo, the National High School Rodeo Association holds an event that included two categories of both girls and boys. Here are the main events that take place in these two National High School Rodeo Finals.

High School Rodeo Girls Events 

For the girls, NHSRA has prepared several events. These events include the following categories for the girls:

  • All-around cowgirl
  • Girls cutting horse
  • Breakaway roping
  • Goat tying
  • Barrel racing
  • Pole bending
  • Rodeo queen
  • Team roping
  • Working cow horse

High School Rodeo Boys Events

Like the girls, the boys also have their own event categories. The categories include the following events.

  • All-around cowboy
  • Steer wrestling
  • Tie-down (calf) roping
  • Bareback riding
  • Bull riding
  • Team roping
  • Saddle bronc riding
  • Boys cutting horse
  • Working cow horse

The only coed event in these two categories is the team roping event. They can’t take rest during Rodeo.

About Junior High Division

Apart from the main, events for the high school students which we have seen above, the NHSRA also provides a similar service to the junior high school-aged students. However, in this category, there is a wide range of events that are unique to this junior high division. There is also a rodeo called Junior World Finals Rodeo. High school students can join this rodeo

The events are equally divided among girls and boys and include the following categories among several other categories. The boy’s chute dogging, and the boys breakaway roping. There is also the goat tying event for the boys. The best thing about the Junior division is that it showcases the only event that has to have one girl and one boy, which is the ribbon roping.

NHSRA Scholarships and Membership

There are several requirements for the membership and the scholarships of the NHSRA. They include the following:

  • First, the student must be very disciplined. They shouldn’t be ruled undesirable for bad behavior in school.
  • The student must be under the age of 20 by the first of the National High School Rodeo year.
  • The student must have enrolled in their 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th grade (the year that precedes the National Rodeo year).
  • At last, The student has made passing grades in at least 4 subjects.

Conclusion

Normally, every state or province can adopt its own state/province academic policies for grading or crediting the participants. As such, any student that attends the schools which will apply to the high school credits then becomes eligible so long as they meet all the requirements.

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College National Finals Rodeo Everything you need to know about CNFR

September 22, 2020 by admin Leave a Comment

The College National Finals Rodeo (CNFR) is the super bowl of the College Rodeo Event in the USA. The event is held in June of every year since the year 2001. From its inception, the College National Finals Rodeo (CNFR) has been hosted in Casper, Wyoming. The event is held at the Casper Events Center, where both men and the women rodeo athletes compete. The apex of the event is usually the honor of becoming the national champions in their respective events. Today, the CNFR is one of the biggest events in the USA.

College National Finals Rodeo CNFR

About College National Finals (CNFR)

To make sure that everyone involved with the CNFR is safe, the 2020 College National Finals Rodeo has been canceled due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The event will not take place in 2020. However, it has been scheduled to return in June of 2021. Even so, the event will still be hosted in Casper, Wyoming, at the infamous Casper Events Center. Both men and women rodeo athletes compete for the honor of becoming national champions in their events.

This is in the spirit of retaining the value of the event where a Cowboy State plays host to the College National Finals Rodeo (CNFR). Since its inception, CNFR has seen Casper welcoming 400+ best athletes for the college and university rodeo from all over the country at the Casper Events Center for a head to head national championship competition. The event included several events including these following;

  • Steer wrestling
  • Saddle bronc riding
  • Bull riding
  • Breakaway roping
  • Bareback riding
  • Tie-down roping
  • Team roping
  • Goat tying
  • Barrel racing

These events are categorized for the male and female athletes and form the major events that determine where the championship goes.

How to watch CNFR on ESPN

The College National Finals Rodeo is officially broadcasted by ESPN in their ESPN3 channel live from the Casper Events Center in Casper, Wyoming. For the four nights, packed with nonstop action, ESPN3 begins at 7 p.m. (MDT). The channel (ESPN3) is a 24/7 live digital network. The channel is available on WatchESPN and also the WatchESPN app. Watching national rodeo online is the best choice for this time you can watch through the online channels. You can access the channel through the following devices:

  • WatchESPN.com
  • Fire TV
  • Apple TV
  • Chromecast
  • Roku Live
  • Fire TV Stick

Check is your provider has access to the WatchESPN by visiting the WatchESPN.com about page.

COVID-19 Update

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the College National Finals Rodeo (CNFR) event has been canceled. The event organizers, which include both NIRA and the CNFR Committee, announced the cancellation of the main event of the 2020 College National Finals Rodeo that was to be held on June 14th – 20th.

The cancellation sites the need for public safety during this period, where the COVID-19 Pandemic is the most important concern for many sporting events.

About CNFR Cancellation

The cancellation is based on the Covid-19 pandemic containment measures. As such, The National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association (NIRA) has voided the current membership. The 2019-2020 members will void their NIRA membership for the year due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

Here is what NIRA outlined on their website. As a result of the cancellation of the 2019-2020 NIRA athlete memberships due to the Coronavirus Disease, the NIRA membership of every NIRA student member that was eligible during the 2019-2020 rodeo shall be void as of July 1, 2020.

However, the NIRA student members with voided memberships pursuant to the Covid-19 Rule will get an additional year of eligibility. The Rule eligibility set by NIRA.

Final Words

In line with the Covid-19 pandemic, NIRA has called off the 2020 College National Finals Rodeo event. The next event will be held in 2021. However, the NIRA athletes who are eligible to play in the 2020 games will retain an additional year of eligibility. This saves the games and also provides a place for every eligible athlete to compete in the College National Finals Rodeo.

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