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Former Casper College bareback bronc rider Cole Reiner rides Brookman Rodeo's HMMM during last year's slack at the College National Finals Rodeo at the Casper Events Center.
Buffalo's Cole Reiner jumped one spot in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association bareback bronc riding standings over the weekend, going from 14th to 13th heading into the final three weeks of the season. The top 15 competitors in each event qualify for the season-ending National Finals Rodeo.
Reiner won nearly $4,200 last week and has now pocketed more than $37,000 for the season. The former Sheridan College and Casper College cowboy won $2,050 at the Yellow Stone Riggin Rally in Darby, Montana; finished second at the Lake County Round-up In Lakeview, Oregon, to win $1,450; and pocketed more than $800 by finishing fourth at the Evanston Cowboy Days.
Hillsdale saddle bronc rider Brody Cress remained third in the world standings with nearly $88,000 for the season.
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Jack Nowlin
Sports Editor
Jack Nowlin returned to the Star-Tribune in 2007 after eight years covering Michigan State University athletics. A Wyoming native, and a graduate of Jeffrey City High School and the University of Wyoming, Jack serves as the Star-Tribune’s sports editor.
