PRCA All-Around Champion explained

This is a list of PRCA All-Around Champions. The championship is awarded at the National Finals Rodeo by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association to the top all-around competitor.[1]

YearCowboyHometownCountryRefs
1929 Earl ThodeBelvedere, South DakotaUnited States
1930 Clay CarrVisalia, CaliforniaUnited States
1931 John SchneiderLivermore, CaliforniaUnited States
1932 Donald NesbitSnowflake, ArizonaUnited States
1933 Clay CarrVisalia, CaliforniaUnited States
1934 Leonard WardTalent, OregonUnited States
1935 Everett BowmanHillside, ArizonaUnited States
1936 John BowmanOakdale, CaliforniaUnited States
1937 Everett BowmanHillside, ArizonaUnited States
1938 Burel MulkeySalmon, IdahoUnited States
1939 Paul CarneyGaleton, ColoradoUnited States
1940 Fritz TruanLong Beach, CaliforniaUnited States
1941 Homer PettigrewGrady, New MexicoUnited States
1942 Gerald RobertsStrong City, KansasUnited States
1943 Louis BrooksPittsburg, OklahomaUnited States
1944 Louis BrooksPittsburg, Oklahoma United States
1945
1946
1947 Todd WhatleyHugo, OklahomaUnited States
1948 Gerald RobertsStrong City, Kansas United States
1949 Jim ShouldersHenryetta, OklahomaUnited States
1950 Bill LindermanRed Lodge, MontanaUnited States
1951 Casey TibbsFort Pierre, South DakotaUnited States
1952 Harry TompkinsDublin, TexasUnited States
1953 Bill LindermanRed Lodge, MontanaUnited States
1954 Buck RutherfordLenapah, OklahomaUnited States
1955 Casey TibbsFort Pierre, South DakotaUnited States
1956 Jim ShouldersHenryetta, OklahomaUnited States
1957 Jim ShouldersHenryetta, OklahomaUnited States
1958 Jim ShouldersHenryetta, OklahomaUnited States
1959 Henryetta, OklahomaUnited States
1960 Harry TompkinsDublin, TexasUnited States
1961 Benny ReynoldsMelrose, MontanaUnited States
1962 Tom NesmithBethel, Oklahoma United States
1963 Dean OliverBoise, IdahoUnited States
1964 Dean OliverBoise, IdahoUnited States
1965 Dean OliverBoise, IdahoUnited States
1966 Larry MahanBrooks, OregonUnited States
1967 Larry MahanBrooks, OregonUnited States
1968 Larry MahanSalem, OregonUnited States
1969 Larry MahanSalem, OregonUnited States
1970 Larry MahanBrooks, OregonUnited States
1971 Phil LyneGeorge West, TexasUnited States
1972 Phil LyneGeorge West, TexasUnited States
1973 Larry MahanDallas, TexasUnited States
1974 Tom R. FergusonMiami, OklahomaUnited States
1975 Tom R. FergusonMiami, Oklahoma (tie)United States
1975 Leo CamarilloOakdale, California (tie)United States
1976 Tom R. FergusonMiami, OklahomaUnited States
1977 Tom R. FergusonMiami, OklahomaUnited States
1978 Tom R. FergusonMiami, OklahomaUnited States
1979 Tom R. FergusonMiami, OklahomaUnited States
1980 Paul TierneyRapid City, South DakotaUnited States
1981 Jimmie CooperMonument, New MexicoUnited States
1982 Chris LybbertCoyote, CaliforniaUnited States
1983 Johnny WhitworthChester, TexasUnited States
1984 Dee PickettCaldwell, IdahoUnited States
1985 Lewis FeildElk Ridge, UtahUnited States
1986 Lewis FeildElk Ridge, UtahUnited States
1987 Lewis FeildElk Ridge, UtahUnited States
1988 Dave AppletonClermont, QueenslandAustralia
1989 Ty MurrayOdessa, TexasUnited States
1990 Ty MurrayStephenville, TexasUnited States
1991 Ty MurrayStephenville, TexasUnited States
1992 Ty MurrayStephenville, TexasUnited States
1993 Ty MurrayStephenville, TexasUnited States
1994 Ty MurrayStephenville, TexasUnited States
1995 Joe BeaverHuntsville, TexasUnited States
1996 Joe BeaverHuntsville, TexasUnited States
1997 Dan MortensenManhattan, MontanaUnited States
1998 Ty MurrayStephenville, TexasUnited States
1999 Fred WhitfieldHockley, TexasUnited States
2000 Joe BeaverHuntsville, TexasUnited States
2001 Cody OhlStephenville, TexasUnited States
2002 Trevor BrazileDecatur, TexasUnited States
2003 Trevor BrazileDecatur, TexasUnited States
2004 Trevor BrazileDecatur, TexasUnited States
2005 Ryan JarrettSummerville, GeorgiaUnited States
2006 Trevor BrazileDecatur, TexasUnited States
2007 Trevor BrazileDecatur, TexasUnited States
2008 Trevor BrazileDecatur, TexasUnited States
2009 Trevor BrazileDecatur, TexasUnited States
2010 Trevor BrazileDecatur, TexasUnited States
2011 Trevor BrazileDecatur, TexasUnited States
2012Trevor BrazileDecatur, TexasUnited States
2013Trevor BrazileDecatur, TexasUnited States
2014Trevor BrazileDecatur, TexasUnited States
2015Trevor BrazileDecatur, TexasUnited States
2016Junior NogueiraPresidente Prudente, São PauloBrazil
2017Tuf CooperWeatherford, TexasUnited States
2018Trevor BrazileDecatur, TexasUnited States[2]
2019Stetson WrightMilford, UtahUnited States[3]
2020Stetson WrightMilford, UtahUnited States[4]
2021Stetson WrightMilford, UtahUnited States[5]
2022Stetson WrightMilford, UtahUnited States[6]
2023Stetson WrightMilford, UtahUnited States[7]

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: World Champions (Historical) . Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association . www.prorodeo.com . January 11, 2019.
  2. Web site: Conlon. Casey. World champions crowned in wild finale at National Finals Rodeo . Montana Sports. December 16, 2018. December 16, 2018.
  3. Web site: Donaldson . Amy. Milford's Stetson Wright earns All-Around Championship at National Finals Rodeo . Deseret News. December 22, 2019. 16 December 2019.
  4. Web site: World All Around Leader. September 21, 2021. Professional Rodeo Cowboys.
  5. Web site: Stetson Wright Clinches Third Straight All-Around World Title in Round 8 - . Wrangler Network . February 7, 2022 . December 9, 2021.
  6. Web site: Stetson Wright wins 2022 PRCA all-around world championship. Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. May 8, 2023.
  7. Web site: Stetson Wright captures fifth-consecutive all-around title. Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. December 31, 2023.

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