Strutting their stuff on last night of rodeo

Pullman, WALocal News

The Lewiston Roundup's last night featured thrilling rodeo action, with Australian cowboy Damian Brennan winning the saddle bronc competition with a score of 88 on Seven of Spades. Montana's Sam Petersen triumphed in the bareback riding event, scoring 91 and earning a spot in the National Finals Rodeo. Texas cowboy Wyatt Casper rode with a broken leg, finishing second with an 84, while Cooper Cooke scored 88 despite also nursing an injury. McKenna Coronado from Utah achieved the fastest barrel racing time of the night at 17. 29 seconds, although it fell short of the week's best.

The bull riding event was intense, with only one cowboy, Hayden Ferguson, managing to stay on for the full eight seconds. The night ended with celebratory fireworks, honoring a 101-year-old WWII veteran, Frank Reisinger, who received a standing ovation from the crowd. The rodeo attracted riders from various regions, highlighting the dedication and resilience of these competitors. The performances underscored the excitement and tradition of rodeo culture in Lewiston.

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