Randon Boyce

Rodeo has been apart of my life for as long as I can remember. Growing up around rodeo and watching my dad compete gave me a love for the sport and eventually led me to saddle bronc riding, the event he did. Competing has taught me confidence, toughness, discipline, and how to keep working toward my goals even when things did not go as planned.

My Rodeo Background

I grew up around rodeo and horses, with rodeo being a big part of my family and the way I raised. From a young age, I was able to watch and learn from experienced cowboys, including my dad, who rode saddle bronc. As I got older, I developed my own passion for the sport and eventually began competing in saddle bronc riding. Rodeo has taught me to work hard, stay confident, and keep pushing myself through both success and failure.

Saddle Bronc Riding

Saddle Bronc Riding has become one of my biggest passions, not only in rodeo but in life. I enjoy the challenge because every ride is different, and it takes timing, balance, confidence, and the ability to take your thought process out of the equation and just react off of feel. The sport has taught me how to stay focused under pressure and learn from both good and bad rides. I continue to work on improving my technique and becoming a better bronc rider every time I compete.

College Rodeo

Competing in college rodeo has given me the opportunity to continue doing what I love while working toward my education. being part of a college rodeo team has pushed me to become more disciplined and balance school, practice, traveling, and competition. My goal is to keep improving as a saddle bronc rider, help represent my school well, and work toward qualifying for the College National Finals Rodeo.

My Rodeo Goals

My goal is to continue improving as a saddle bronc rider and compete at the highest level I can. I want to qualify for the College National Finals Rodeo and continue building my experience against strong competition. In the future, I hope to keep rodeoing after college, compete at bigger events, and see how far my hard work and dedication can take me in the sport.