Rodeo
What is Slack?
There are only four performances and one championship round at the College National Finals Rodeo. The number of contestants that can compete in the performances is also limited due to time. This means that we will always have an overflow of contestants who still are entitled to compete for a chance at the championship round. Slack provides the time needed for these athletes to compete before the nightly performances. At CNFR we have two rounds of Slack, come see what all the fuss is about June 10 - 11 at these daytime rodeos.
CNFR Rodeo Event
What is tonight's Rodeo Theme?
Sunday, June 15 - Family Night + Bulls, Broncs, & Breakaway
Tuesday, June 17 - Casper Night - all tickets are $12
Wednesday, June 18 - Coach of the Year
Thursday, June 19 - First Responders/Ribbons at the Rodeo for Cancer Awareness (It is traditional for everyone to wear pink or ribbons in support)
Friday, June 20 - Patriot Night (Wear red, white, and blue)
Saturday, June 21 - Championship Night
For more details see the Rodeo Schedule page.
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Where is Contestant Parking?
The parking has changed this year due to the construction of the WYO Sports Ranch facility. Please refer to the map below for parking your trailer as a contestant.
Where is attendee parking?
The parking has changed this year due to the construction of the WYO Sports Ranch facility. Please refer to the map below for rodeo attendee parking.
How do I sign my child up for mutton busting?
Sign ups start at 12 pm (noon) on Sunday, June 9, at the Ford Wyoming Center. It is first come, first serve.
The entry fee is $20.
Mutton busting will take place between performances that day.
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Where can I stream the CNFR?
The CNFR will be streamed live June 15-21, 2025 on ESPN3. You must have an ESPN Subscription with your cable company/TV provider in order to stream.