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Briggs Madsen went 0 for 2 and is currently 33^rd in the PBR UTB world finals standings.

Cooper Davis went three for three and rallied in the championship round to win the St. Louis Invitational.  This was his 12^th career PBR UTB elite level event win and first since May 2021 (Jacksonville, FL).  Cooper placed fifth in round 1 Saturday night, second in round 2 Sunday afternoon and followed that up by winning the event championship round with a 91.75 effort aboard 2021 World Champion bull WooPaa, his second round win of the year.  Davis earned 142 UTB points and is now 1^st overall in the PBR UTB world finals standings with 190 points.  Cooper spent 5 weeks in the No. 1 spot back in 2021 (January 30^th through March 20^th).

Kaique Pacheco was excused from the St. Louis event and he travelled back to Brazil to attend his now fiancé’s medical school graduation.  He popped the question last week … and she said yes!  He returns stateside this week and will be in Minneapolis, MN ready to compete.  He is currently in a 4 way tie for 24^th in the PBR UTB world finals standings.

Briggs Madsen went 0 for 2 and is eagerly looking forward to St. Louis this upcoming weekend.

Eli Vastbinder covered his bull Saturday night and finished in a 5 way tie for 6^th place.  He failed in his Sunday afternoon attempt and missed out on the event championship round.  Eli earned 12 world points and is currently in a 4 way tie for 12^th in the PBR World Standings.

Jess Lockwood is gearing up for a return in New York City January 6-7-8.  Dr. Tandy Freeman checked on his progress last week and will do so again in the next 7 – 10 days.  If he continues to progress Jess will be cleared to ride bulls again and New York City appears to be a conservative bet for his return.

Kaique Pacheco went 1 for 3, highlighted by finishing in a 5 rider tie for 6^th in Round 1.  That lone ride qualified Kaique for the event championship round but he was unable to convert.  Pacheco earned 12 world points and his currently in a 4 way tie for 12^th in the PBR World Standings.

Lingering effects from a 2021 pelvis surgery, and a shoulder fracture early in the season limited Jess Lockwood to six regular season events.  He had one top ten finish, and qualified for one event championship round.  Jess finished the season with 54 points, placing 72^nd in the PBR World Standings.

After much thought and discussion, Jess opted in to the Teams Series in a limited roll, and was selected by the Oklahoma Freedom in the first round of the Supplemental draft.  Jess will not ride a complete schedule as he continues to get back into riding condition.  His short term goal and focus is to use the Team Series schedule and coaching to his advantage and get prepared for a run at the 2023 PBR UTB world title, which would be his third championship (2017 & 2019).  Whatever success comes from the Team Series will be a bonus.