12th Annual WRRA World Finals
Oct 7th and 8th, 2016
The Ranch Events Complex
Loveland, CO
Oct 7th and 8th, 2016
The Ranch Events Complex
Loveland, CO
Click to view all photographs from the 2015 World Finals! @JodieB Photography
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Our Mission
Women’s Ranch Rodeo Association educates its members and viewers while perpetuating and promoting the sport of Women’s Ranch Rodeo. WRRA also honors the lifestyles and skills associated with women in the cattle, equine and ranching industries. |
2015 World Finals WRR Action
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Our History
The Women's Ranch Rodeo Association began as an idea some 19 years ago in the flint hills of Kansas. Our rodeos back then were held in various towns in the Midwest, drawing a few local teams. The many cowgirls who dreamed of something bigger came together officially in January 2005, and formed the start of the Women's Ranch Rodeo Association.
If you’re not familiar with Ranch Rodeo, all our events are born out of everyday ranch life; heading and heeling, roping, mugging, and doctoring; the many tasks that a cowboy (or girl) must know to run a cattle ranch. The only event's we don’t compete in are wild cow milking and bronc riding.
2013 was a pivotal year! A total of 42 teams (4 women per team) competed for prizes, money and titles, and the chance to qualify for the 2013 World Finals Women's Ranch Rodeo held in Dodge City, Kansas. But the 2014 season, with finals held in Colorado, surpassed it, with over 150 members, and growing. Competitors chose from WRRA sanctioned rodeos in Nebraska, Wyoming, Kansas, Texas, and Oklahoma. Members reside in all those states, plus Colorado, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming and Florida.
Our upcoming 12th Annual WRRA World Finals will be held October 7th and 8th in Loveland at The Ranch Events Complex, an outstanding venue.
The Women's Ranch Rodeo Association began as an idea some 19 years ago in the flint hills of Kansas. Our rodeos back then were held in various towns in the Midwest, drawing a few local teams. The many cowgirls who dreamed of something bigger came together officially in January 2005, and formed the start of the Women's Ranch Rodeo Association.
If you’re not familiar with Ranch Rodeo, all our events are born out of everyday ranch life; heading and heeling, roping, mugging, and doctoring; the many tasks that a cowboy (or girl) must know to run a cattle ranch. The only event's we don’t compete in are wild cow milking and bronc riding.
2013 was a pivotal year! A total of 42 teams (4 women per team) competed for prizes, money and titles, and the chance to qualify for the 2013 World Finals Women's Ranch Rodeo held in Dodge City, Kansas. But the 2014 season, with finals held in Colorado, surpassed it, with over 150 members, and growing. Competitors chose from WRRA sanctioned rodeos in Nebraska, Wyoming, Kansas, Texas, and Oklahoma. Members reside in all those states, plus Colorado, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming and Florida.
Our upcoming 12th Annual WRRA World Finals will be held October 7th and 8th in Loveland at The Ranch Events Complex, an outstanding venue.
