Youth Rodeo. Family. Tradition.

Upcoming Rodeos

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Volunteer Sign-Ups

 

CJCA families help keep our rodeos running!

• Members and/or their parent/guardian must volunteer a minimum of five times in five different rodeo events or volunteer jobs during the season to remain eligible for year-end awards.

• Volunteer cards may be picked up with back numbers at the Rodeo Office.

 

VOLUNTEER SIGN-UP LINK 

 

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Contestant Reminders
To help everything run smoothly and fairly for all contestants, please keep the following in mind:

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Western Attire:

• Contestants must wear western attire while competing and in the arena area.

• Required items: long-sleeve shirt, jeans, western boots, and a cowboy hat or helmet.

• Contestants must enter the arena wearing a cowboy hat or helmet. A 5-second penalty applies if the hat comes off before crossing the arena threshold

 

Back Numbers:

• If issued, contestants must wear their assigned back number on the back of their shirt and keep it visible throughout the rodeo. If an event could damage the back number, it may be removed immediately before competing, but must be put back on immediately after the event.

 

Arena Conduct:

• Be on time for your events; missed calls may result in disqualification.

• Show courtesy and respect to judges, volunteers, and fellow contestants at all times.

• Follow all posted ground rules and arena directions.

• The Main Arena has priority over the Goat Arena at all times. Contestants entered in both areas must compete first in the Main Arena when there is a conflict.

 

Schedule Notes:

• Friday evening: Saturday’s pole bending runs.

• Saturday: Sunday’s pole bending runs.

• Each weekend is considered a Saturday/Sunday rodeo, even if events begin Friday evening.

 

Cowboy Church:
Sunday at 7:00 AM – all are welcome.

 

Know the Rules:

Contestants and parents are encouraged to review the current CJCA Rulebook and this season’s Rulebook Amendments before competing. Familiarity with the rules helps prevent mistakes and keeps the rodeo running smoothly for everyone.

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