Sheridan College Rodeo Teams Shine at Casper College Event 2026

The Sheridan College Rodeo Teams put on a show at the Casper College Rodeo from April 17-19. Both teams brought their A-game—Men’s took third, Women’s landed fourth.

This isn’t a fluke. The Men’s team sits second in the Central Rocky Mountain Region, and the Women’s team holds steady at fourth.

Sheridan College Men’s Rodeo Team Shines

The Men’s Rodeo Team keeps turning heads. At Casper, they grabbed third place, which says a lot about their drive and work ethic.

Right now, they’re second in the region, just behind the University of Wyoming.

Outstanding Performances in Saddle Bronc Riding

Jake Schlattmann and Jasper Hatch really stood out in saddle bronc. Both tied for third in the long go, each scoring 71 points.

Schlattmann then put up 80 points in the short go, earning second in the average with 151 points total. Hatch didn’t score in the short go but still managed seventh in the average.

Top Scores in Bareback Riding

Christopher Nelson and Lonnie Dunn were strong in bareback riding. They both tied for second in the long go with 72 points each.

Nelson added 73 points in the short go, finishing third in the average with 145 points. Dunn, who didn’t score in the short go, ended up sixth in the average.

Sheridan College Women’s Rodeo Team’s Impressive Showing

The Women’s team also made their mark at Casper, landing fourth place. They’ve held onto fourth in the regional standings, which is pretty solid.

Barrels and Goat Tying

Blaise Lange clocked a 14.89 in barrel racing’s long go, taking ninth. She followed up with a 15.51 in the short go, tying for fifth.

Her combined 30.40 seconds put her fifth overall. Josie Johnson came in seventh overall in goat tying, with a 15.0-second average.

Breakaway Roping Excellence

Sierra Hilgenkamp absolutely crushed it in breakaway roping. She took first overall with a 6.6-second average.

She was fourth in the long go at 2.8 seconds, and then second in the short go with 3.8 seconds. Faith Heim also made some noise, tying for second in the short go with a 2.6-second run.

Coach Bobby Harris Praises the Team

Coach Bobby Harris couldn’t hide his pride in the team’s steady, focused approach. He credits their success to a tough practice schedule and learning from mistakes—habits built on repetition and grit.

Looking Ahead

Next up, the Sheridan College Rodeo Teams head to the University of Wyoming in Laramie from April 24-26. With this kind of momentum, it’s hard not to expect more big results.

For more details on the Sheridan College Rodeo Teams’ performance at the Casper College Rodeo, you can read the full article here.

Conclusion

The Sheridan College Rodeo Teams showed up strong at the Casper College Rodeo. The Men’s team grabbed third place, while the Women’s team landed in fourth.

Honestly, that’s no small feat. Riders like Jake Schlattmann, Jasper Hatch, Christopher Nelson, Blaise Lange, Josie Johnson, and Sierra Hilgenkamp really stood out with their performances.

They’ve put in the work and it shows. With the next competition at the University of Wyoming coming up, you can’t help but wonder what they’ll do next.