NFR Round 3 Results for December 3rd and event schedule for December 4th, 2022
We are on day four of the Wrangler NFR 2022, with the third performance behind us and we could not be more excited for all of the action taking place in Las Vegas. Nowhere else in the country can the rodeo community come together in one place and celebrate our western heritage and lifestyle. The third performance of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, Nevada has come and gone and it is only just the beginning. Cowboy Lifestyle Network is excited to be able to give you the full day in review including the Round Winners for each performance, daily entertainment, and places you need to check out. Make sure to follow us on your favorite social media platform for all the behind-the-scenes fun.
Nutrena Athlete Autograph Sessions at Cowboy Christmas upstairs at booth #3020
The Junior World Finals presented by YETI will host more than 850 contestants within the Wrangler Rodeo Arena over 10 days in December. Located in the heart of Las Vegas each contestant competes at the Las Vegas Convention Center. These young athletes will compete for more than $1 million in combined cash and prize payout on their quest to claim a coveted Montana Silversmiths championship buckle. The Junior World Finals break their events into sections so starting yesterday and going until the 5th, you can catch all the young cowboys competing in the saddle bronc, bareback and bull riding.
Congratulations to the Round Winners for the third night of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo!
Jess Pope scored his first round win last night with 86.5-point ride. Jess is holding the number one position in the standings with a $50K lead over the second position, Kaycee Feild.
Stetson showed up to win last night with a 3.5-second run putting him number one in the leaderboards with a $60K lead over Will Lummus, who is bringing up second.
Tanner and Patrick snagged their first-round win last night, making a little money with a 3.6-second run, while also setting a new record! They are currently sitting fourth in the standings.
Cory nailed his first NFR Round win with a 6.9-second run. Cory is currently sitting fifth in the standings.
Lefty is two for two as he secured his second round win with a 90.5 second ride last night. Lefty is currently third in the standings only behind Stetson Wright and Sage Newman.
Hailey is also two for two heading to the fourth performance. She secured her second-round win last night with a 13.59-second run.
JR and Garrett split the round win last night each taking home their first round win with a 90.5 ride each.
A huge congratulations to all the winners from last night’s performance, we can’t wait to see what everyone brings to the table for night number four at the Wrangler NFR 2022. See y’all there!
This NFR Round 3 Results and Recap is brought to you by our friends at Wrangler. Through the years, regardless of company changes, what Wrangler stands for has stayed the same. They vow to uphold the western way of life and support all the men and women who are doing the same. To this day, you will see Wrangler being represented by some of the top competitors in the PRCA, PBR, WPRA and so many more. Western celebrities like George Strait, Jon Pardi, and Cody Johnson are just a few of the name celebrities that not only wear the brand but live the brand. To me, that is what Wrangler is all about, living the brand, that is the Wrangler Difference.
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