Laramie County Community College Rodeo Team

Laramie County Community College Rodeo Team

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Community College Rodeo Team

10/04/2026

Jaden Fanning won 4 th, Carson COOKSLEY was 5th and Chase Olson 7th in the steer wrestling
Tate Miller was 6th in the barebackd.
Teige Whetham and Stetson Stclair were 7th in the team roping!
Men’s team acquired 445 team points for 3rd!!

Way to go gentleman!!

10/04/2026

Kahl Wasilow was 79 today to win the 2nd round! Stetson StClair won the first round and the average!

10/04/2026

Short round bound, Jade Fanning, Chase Olson, Carson COOKSLEY in the steer wrestling.
Teige Whetham, Stetson StClair in the team roping.
The bull riding and the barebacks are a two header so we have people riding their 2nd ones tomorrow!

Good luck!

10/04/2026

Ty Scarborough’s ride!!!

10/03/2026

I missed Ty Scarborough’s video but he was 71 in the bronc riding

10/03/2026

Jaden Fanning 5.4

10/03/2026

Stetson StClair 79 tonight

10/03/2026

Aaron Rodrigez was good in the steer wrestling

10/03/2026

Tate miller 78 tonight

09/30/2026

After the first three rodeos of the fall season, the Laramie County Community College Golden Eagles are making their mark in the Central Rocky Mountain Region! According to the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association standings, the men’s team is sitting 4th and the women’s team is 3rd.

Next stop is Lamar, Colorado, this weekend for the final rodeo of the fall season. Then it’s back home October 9–11 for the Shawn Dubie Memorial Rodeo!

Follow along as we finish out the fall season. Go Golden Eagles! 🦅🤠

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