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This morning we had a brief conversation with Billy Bob Brown, a student at Tarleton State University and a Regional Director, and a TWO event qualifier to the CNFR.  That is a lot for any kids' resume, let alone one out to win a National Title...

This week, especially today and tomorrow, you will hear mention of the “slack round” at the CNFR. It does not mean that the contestants slack off when they go, it is not a practice and it certainly carries just as much weight towards winning a National Championship as the evening performances that will start tomorrow evening...

An event promoters call the “Rose Bowl of College Rodeo” will return to Casper in just over three weeks. The 2013 College National Finals Rodeo is scheduled for June 9-15 at the Casper Events Center. Aaron McCreight, the CEO of the Casper Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, says the relationship between the city of Casper and the CNFR is strong...

The official ballot for the 2012 SportsTravel Awards was announced and the 2012 College National Finals Rodeo held in Casper, Wyoming was once again nominated as the Best Multi-Sport or Multi-Discipline Event at the Collegiate Level. The CNFR is asking its fans to vote online by visiting http://vote...

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Every year during the College National Finals Rodeo, the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association teams up with the Wyoming Special Olympics to create an event that is memorable for athletes from both organizations. The morning starts off with registration...

Last year after the nationwide votes were tallied, Casper’s College National Finals Rodeo was named the “Best Multi-Sport or Multi-Discipline Collegiate Event for 2009” by Sports Travel Magazine.

This years CNFR brought fans together from all over to watch the next generation of young racing, riding, roping and wrangling cowboys and girls. The College National Finals Rodeo was held at the Casper Events Center and this years crowds came out by the droves to support all of the collegiate cowboy and cowgirls

If you were to ask someone from Wyoming what the best part about living in this state was, you'd get a plethora of answers, but the answer you would hear more often than not is "the rodeo!" There are very few events that take place in Wyoming that really draw people together like the rodeo, and the College National Finals Rodeo that took place at the Casper Events Center is no different.

Every year as part of the activities surrounding the CNFR is a "special" event for the college contestants and our area Special Olympic athletes.