NFR Round 10 Archives

2003 NFR

2003: Speed Williams and Rich Skelton capture seventh straight world team roping title, setting a PRCA record.

2002 NFR

2002: Charmayne James wins her 11th world title and first on a horse other than Scamper (2002).

2001 NFR

2001: Cody Ohl wins first world all-around title and his third world tie-down roping title despite severely injuring his knee in the ninth round of the Wrangler NFR. He accepted his gold buckles from PRCA Commissioner Steven J. Hatchell while on crutches.

2000 NFR

2000: Joe Beaver caps a remarkable comeback from injury by winning his third world all-around title, rebounding from nearly $70,000 down after the first round to win the title.

1999 NFR

1999: Go back to when men and women became legends - The NFR Round 10.

1997 NFR

1997: Fred Whitfield breaks the tie-down roping record with a 6.9-second run two rounds after Blair Burk lowers the mark to 7.0 seconds. But the mark doesn?t last. Jeff Chapman lowers the mark another tick, with a run of 6.8 seconds.

1996 NFR

1996: Fred Whitfield turns in the greatest tie-down roping performance in NFR history, roping and tying 10 head in 84.0 seconds to capture the aggregate title.

1994 NFR

1994: Team roping legends Jake Barnes, right, and Clay O'Brien Cooper win their PRCA record seventh world team roping championship, setting a record of 59.1 seconds on 10 head.

1991 NFR

1991: Ty Murray from Stephenville, Texas becomes the All Around Champion fro the third time in a row

1989 NFR

1989: En route to winning his second world title, bull rider Tuff Hedeman produced one of the most dramatic 10th-round rides in NFR history when he rode past the whistle and fanned the animal with his hat in memory of his friend and world champion Lane Frost, who was killed in a bull riding mishap...

1988 NFR

1988: Ty Murray, who qualified in bareback riding and saddle bronc riding, becomes the youngest all-around world champion in PRCA history at age 20, breaking the mark of Jim Sharp, who won the all-around title at 21.

1987 NFR

1987: Jim Sharp makes NFR history by becoming the first bull rider to ride all 10 bulls. He sets the NFR record for the aggregate (771 points on 10 head), en route to his first world title.

1986 NFR

1986: Bareback rider Bruce Ford cemented his place in ProRodeo history by winning his fifth world title, tying the record set by the legendary Joe Alexander.

1985 NFR

1985: During the competition, when the halter broke on Scamper, barrel racing great Charmayne James' great horse; she didn't panic even though she had little control over the horse. Scamper finished the run and stopped the clock in 14.40 seconds to win the round.

2013 NFR

The final championship round from the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, Nevada. Look for Trevor Brazile and Kaycee Feild to break records.

2012 NFR

In her first Wrangler NFR, barrel racer Mary Walker, at the age of 53, wins the gold buckle and the Ram Truck Top Gun award.

2011 NFR

The Wrangler NFR has recorded 260 consecutive sold-out performances.

2010 NFR

Trevor Brazile wins his second triple-crown and record eighth all-around title. He finishes the year with a single-season earnings record of $507,921.

2009 NFR

2009: Go back to when men and women became legends - The NFR Round 10.

2008 NFR

2008: Justin McDaniel, Luke Branquinho, Matt Sherwood, Randon Adams, Cody Wright, Stran Smith, Lindsay Sears and J.W. Harris all earned the title of World Champion, a feat they will never forget.

2007 NFR

2007: Trevor Brazile becomes the PRCA's first triple crown winner since 1983 with another outstanding performance at the Wrangler NFR.

2006 NFR

2006: World Champion All-Around Cowboy Trevor Brazile of Decatur, Texas set the PRCA's single-season earnings record en route to winning his fourth all-around buckle and fifth world title overall.