Sheridan College Rodeo Team 2024-25
Sheridan College Rodeo Team 2024-25
Bobby Harris

Help us welcome head coach Bobby Harris - World Champion Roper and ProRodeo Hall of Fame Inductee

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Women
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men
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Maci DeHaan

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Jake Schlattman

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Taylor McGregor

Sheridan College Rodeo Team

Sheridan College proudly offers intercollegiate athletic opportunities for student-athletes and fans alike. The Sheridan College Generals Rodeo team is sanctioned by the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association (Central Rocky Mountain region) and has earned numerous awards since its founding. To date, team members are recognized for performing at the highest level inside the arena and classroom.

2024 - 2025 Rodeo Schedule

FALL SCHEDULE

September 6 – 8 | Chadron State College (Chadron, NE) – RESULTS

September 20 – 22 | Central Wyoming College (Riverton, WY) – RESULTS

September 27 – September 29 | Sheridan College (Sheridan, WY) – RESULTS

October 11 – 13 | Laramie County Community College (Cheyenne, WY) – RESULTS

October 18 – 20 | Lamar Community College (Lamar, CO) – RESULTS


SPRING SCHEDULE

March 14 – 16 | Gillette College (Gillette, WY)

March 28 – 30 | Eastern Wyoming College (Torrington, WY)

April 4 – 6 | Colorado State University (Fort Collins, CO)

April 11 – 13 | Casper College (Casper, WY)

April 25 – 27 | University of Wyoming (Laramie, WY)

June 15 – 21 | College National Finals Rodeo (Casper, WY)

Women’s Team

Men’s Team

Sheridan College Generals Rodeo Coach Bobby Harris photo

Coach

Robert “Bobby” Harris
rharris@sheridan.edu

307-675-0615

Please welcome our new head coach that will start January 1, 2025. Be sure to visit his bio page for more information.

 

The vision for the NWCCD athletic department is to foster a strong commitment within the coaching and administrative staff dedicated towards academics, campus life, and community involvement. This commitment is the same vision for our student-athletes. Being a student-athlete for NWCCD is a privilege and is reflected in their day-to-day activities. This privilege can potentially reward our student-athletes with an academic degree and other lifelong leadership, responsibility, and relationship experiences, which they can draw from for the remainder of their lives.