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Bazinga! Hot night of rodeo at Lewiston Roundup

Pullman, WALocal News

The Lewiston Roundup heated up with notable performances from bull riders amidst a weeklong heatwave, highlighted by Hayden Welsch's impressive 90-point ride on Smoke and Mirrors. Ruger Piva followed closely, scoring 88. 5 points on his much-anticipated bull, Ready Team. The event drew a near-capacity crowd, showcasing the enthusiasm and spirit of the rodeo community. Weston Timberman, ranked 14th in the world, scored 85 points in bareback riding, hoping to improve his ranking after a tough season.

Notably, barrel racer Hayle Gibson-Stillwell set the fastest time at 17. 09 seconds, with Kelli Barichello close behind at 17. 12 seconds. Competitors like Mason Clements and Lefty Holman shared their passion for riding and the mental strength required in the sport. The Lewiston Roundup continues to be a significant event for both local and visiting cowboys.

Despite personal losses, the community's resilience and dedication to rodeo remain evident.

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