Be sure to check out all the latest clinics added under the "clinics" tab!  New clinics and camps being added weekly!

Please Note the last day to draw out for the state finals is June 11, NOT June 13.

YEAR END EVENT CHAMPIONS
Year end event champions must have their write up and picture for the state finals program book to Becky by March 1st. If you have any questions please call Becky at 308-539-6543.

 

Judges Clinic

There will be a judges clinic held in Casper, WY on Sunday, February 19th and another judges clinic on Sunday, February 26th in Hays, KS at the Ramada Inn at 8 a.m. CT.  Paul Cleveland will be the instructor.  For more information, contact Paul at 308-726-5652.  A reminder that all adult directors must attend a judges clinic at least once during their term.

 

Sponsorship Coordinator Wanted:

The Nebraska High School Rodeo Association is seeking a Sponsorship Coordinator.  This person would be responsible for getting sponsors for our association.  For more information, interested persons should contact our NHSRA President, Rod Nelson at 308-383-8338.

 

Directors Meeting

There will be a director's meeting on Sunday, February 12th, in Arnold, NE at 10:00 am CT at the Community Center.

January Calendar Winners

New Year's Day Winner - Gale Haun, Scottsbluff sold by Colby Anders

January 10 Winners - Edel Burciga of Lisco, sold by Cash Talamantez

January 17 Winners - Jan Dassinger of Heartwell, sold by Jordan Dassinger

January 24 Winners - Sharon Tieketter of Macedonia, IA, sold by Sage Faust

January 31 Winners - Bill & Polly Bruce of Hayes, SD, sold by Cody Rieker

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ATTENTION STUDENTS:

Please have your rule books read so you are familiar with ALL the rules for the upcoming spring rodeo season.    There are several areas of concern that need to be addressed.

     Shirts MUST be tucked in.  Have pride in yourselves, you don't want to look like a slob.

     Hats NEED to stay on!  A lot of time is being wasted retrieving hats from the arena during the rodeos!  There is a difference between the wind

     blowing your hat off your head and tipping it way back so it falls off as soon as you enter the arena.  Judges and student directors have been keeping

     track of whose hats consistently come off.  If this keeps happening, your hats will be left in the arena for the horses and/or cattle to step all over them.

     Western hats are part of your attire and must stay on.

     Horses need to be box broke.  Leave the practice horses at home. Again, a lot of time is being wasted by people whose horses don't know how to

     stand in the box.  If your horse is one of them, practice more before you enter any rodeos.