Rodeo Teams Compete in Thursday's Third Go-Round

Marshall, Mo., (June 19, 2025)- The Missouri Valley College men's and women's rodeo teams continued third go-round competition at the 2025 College National Finals Rodeo, in Casper, Wyo., Thursday evening.  Three Vikings competed during the session.

In bareback riding, Freshman Collin Roland (Fayetteville, Ala.) competed in a bareback riding re-ride, but finished with no score in the performance.  Roland sits at No. 22 in the average with a 66.5 from the second go-round.  Also for the men's team, Freshman Treg Huver (Nashville, Mich.) had a no score in his third go-round performance in saddle bronc riding.

For the women's team, Sophomore Addi Williams (Harrisburg, Ark.) had a 3.3 in the third go-round of breakaway roping, and currently sits at No. 16 in the go-round, but had no score results in the first two go-rounds of the event

Third go-rounds continue through tomorrow.  The short-round takes place Saturday.  The 2025 CNFR is in Casper, Wyo., with third go-rounds and the short go-round starting at 7 p.m. (8 p.m., Central) each evening.  Four Vikings compete Friday evening.

Third Go-Round Performance Schedule:

Jason Wilson-Bareback Riding: Friday

Kooper Heimburg-Bareback Riding: Friday

Kalyani Das-Barrel Racing: Friday

Kate Brisbane-Goat Tying: Friday

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