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Women's History Month feature ESPN Sports Center - Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi

Women in Rodeo took center stage on March 18 as part of the Women’s History Month series on ESPN SportsCenter. Representing the WPRA was three-time barrel racing World Champion Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi, who was spotlighted for all she has and continues to accomplish in professional rodeo. She joined gold medalist downhill skier Breezy Johnson as part of the 2026 series thus far.

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Entries Are Open—WPRA Western Regional – Salina, UT • April 10-12

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Spotlight on Rules

A contestant will not be allowed to enter another contestant or herself for the sole purpose of obtaining a position in a rodeo to be used later as a first go-round trade or to affect the placement of a rodeo by PROCOM. Any contestant in violation of this offense, may be subject to a $10,000 fine and a possible 30-day suspension. Refer to full Rule 10.6.1.6.

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ProRodeo Hall of Fame

The colorful history and equally colorful legends of professional rodeo live on at the ProRodeo Hall of Fame and Museum of the American Cowboy in Colorado Springs, Colo. In 2017, WPRA Barrel Racers were inducted for the first time and have been part of every class since. We congratulate all those humans and equine athletes that have been honored with this achievement.

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