2024 National Finals Rodeo Tenth Go-Round: Thrilling Results
The 2024 National Finals Rodeo at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas on Saturday, Dec. 14, 2024, showcased some incredible talent and fierce competition. Let’s dive into the thrilling results of the tenth go-round across various events.
Bareback Riding
In the bareback riding event, Leighton Berry stole the show with an impressive 91 points on Pickett Pro Rodeo Co.’s Boot Barn’s Night Crawler, earning a well-deserved $33,687. Dean Thompson followed closely behind with a score of 88.5, securing $26,624. The competition was intense, with top riders giving it their all to clinch the coveted title.
Steer Wrestling
Jesse Brown wowed the crowd with a lightning-fast time of 3.4 seconds in the steer wrestling category, walking away with $33,687. J.D. Struxness and Justin Shaffer also put on a stellar performance, finishing in second and third place, respectively. The atmosphere was electric as these athletes showcased their skills and agility in this high-octane event.
Team Roping
The team roping event saw Andrew Ward and Kollin VonAhn shine with a swift time of 3.5 seconds, earning $33,687 each. The precision and coordination displayed by the roping duos were truly a sight to behold. Tyler Wade and Wesley Thorp also delivered a commendable performance, securing the second spot with a time of 3.8 seconds.
Humanizing Touch
As I watched these incredible athletes compete at the National Finals Rodeo, I couldn’t help but feel inspired by their dedication and passion for the sport. Behind each score and time, there lies a story of hard work, perseverance, and unwavering determination. These rodeo stars are more than just competitors; they are individuals who have poured their heart and soul into their craft, facing challenges head-on to chase their dreams.
The 2024 National Finals Rodeo has been a showcase of grit, skill, and sheer talent, leaving spectators on the edge of their seats with every breathtaking ride and lightning-fast run. As the competition heats up, one thing is certain – these rodeo athletes are true champions in every sense of the word.
