Leanna Lehman
Fallon's own Rostin Snow made his way to the Yeti Junior World Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas last week, December 5-8, and walked away ranked second in the world. The youth event runs alongside the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) National Finals Rodeo. It hosts 800 contestants, ages 19 and younger, with over $1 million in cash prizes going to top-ranking youth cowboys and cowgirls.
Rostin's dad, Justin Snow, is understandably proud of his son, who competed in the 10- to 11-year-old bracket in bull riding, taking on some of the toughest mini bulls in the country. "Rostin killed this week at the Jr. NFR. Got three rode and ended second in the world," said Justin.
According to Justin, by last Friday, Rostin was already back in the practice pen. On December 28, he will join other young bull riders for the PRCA Bull Riding School at Rafter 3C Arena in Fallon as part of the Roughy Top Gun New Year's Eve Invitational Bull Riding. Instructors T.J. Gray, the top-ranking bull rider heading into the 2024 NFR and NFR qualifier Colton Fritzlan, will work with students to hone essential skills and stay safer in one of the world's most dangerous sports.
Great job, Rostin! Fallon is so proud of you.
The school bull riding is December 28 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For information on the school, contact Chad Denton at 530-521-3965.
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