University of Wyoming head rodeo coach Seth Glause. Photo courtesy of UW Rodeo. CASPER, Wyo. – University of Wyoming head rodeo coach Seth Glause knows exactly what his student-athletes are feeling when they are competing in the College National Finals Rodeo (CNFR). He's been there himself. As a student-athlete, Glause qualified for the CNFR three times and eventually advanced to the National Finals Rodeo as a professional. He returned to Casper with a Wyoming team that

UW CNFR Competitor. Photo by Jeff Bugher, PokesNews.com This is the moment for which three University of Wyoming rodeo team members have been practicing and competing since the start of the fall season last September: the championship round of the College National Finals Rodeo (CNFR) in Casper Saturday night. The trio -- Josie Mousel, Colton Farrow and Traven Sharon -- enter the championship round with shots of winning individual titles, along with the UW women’s team. The Co

University of Wyoming saddle bronc rider Traven Sharon, of Ordway, Colo., marked 82 points during Thursday’s College National Finals Rodeo performance -- the second-best score with one night of competition left. His three-head score of 235.25 points sends him to Saturday’s championship round at Casper’s Ford Wyoming Center. (Andrew Towne/Casper Star-Tribune Photo) Growing up in Ordway, Colo., the Sharon brothers always competed hard against each other in everything. There was

University of Wyoming bareback rider Colton Farrow, from Greybull, posted an 81.5-point ride in the opening round of the College National Finals Rodeo in Casper Sunday. The UW Cowboy’s mark put him in a two-way tie for fourth place in the nation at the end of round one. (Andrew Towne/Casper Star-Tribune Photo) Casper, Wyo. - University of Wyoming's Colton Farrow is believing in himself at the CNFR in 2026. The Greybull native and graduate student rode Freaky Deaky to 81.5 poi

Photo Courtesy of UW Press Release Both University of Wyoming rodeo teams will send full lineups to this summer's College National Finals Rodeo (CNFR) in Casper. All that is left for the two squads is determining who will represent the Cowboys and Cowgirls at collegiate rodeo's biggest competition. Heading into the season finale at UW's Cliff and Martha Hansen Livestock Arena Friday-Sunday, April 25-27 -- the annual Laramie River Rendezvous Rodeo -- the Cowboys wrapped up the