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Kaique Pacheco went 0 for 2 over the weekend and is currently 83^rd in the PBR world standings with 9.5 points.  Unfortunately, Kaique dislocated his free arm shoulder when thrown from his second round bull.  He has X – Rays and an MRI scheduled for tomorrow.  He will be out of competition for at least three weeks.  I’ll keep in touch with you as information is made available.

Jess Lockwood went 0 for 2 and is currently 58^th in the PBR world standings with 16.50 points.

Kaique Pacheco went 0 for 2 over the weekend and is currently 73^rd in the PBR world standings with 9.5 points.

Kaique failed to convert on his 15 / 15 Bucking battle attempt Friday night.

Jess Lockwood went 1 for 2 and placed in a tie for 6^th in round 2, and tied for 17^th in the event.  Jess earned 16.50 points and is currently 42^nd in the PBR world standings with 16.50 points.

Unfortunately, Kaique Pacheco was unable to compete this past weekend.  He came down with COVID mid-week and he was unable to travel.  He is vaccinated, it was a mild case and he will be in Chicago this week.  Kaique is currently 59^th in the PBR world standings with 9.5 points.

Jess Lockwood failed to cover his first round bull.  At this time without standings points Jess is unranked in the world standings.

Kaique Pacheco went 1 for 2 and qualified for the event championship round.  Kaique finished in a tie for 11^th overall in the event earning 9.50 points.  He is currently 37^th in the PBR world standings with those 9.5 points.

PACHECO PUTS UP POINTS – Since world No. 1 Jose Vitor Leme sustained a groin injury in mid-September, 2018 PBR World Champion and world No. 2 Kaique Pacheco has steadily been chipping away at his countryman’s lead in the title race. And while Pacheco may have lost ground to Leme in Round 4, he kept his hopes of a second World Championship alive courtesy of a 10th-place finish.

Pacheco became just the second rider in 40 attempts across all levels of competition to cover Capone when he reached the requisite 8 for 87.75 points. The qualified ride netted him 16 world points and he now trails No. 1 Leme by 591 points.

Pacheco, who has gone 3-for-4 at the sport’s most prestigious event, is now tied for fourth on the event leaderboard. He trails the top spot by 86.75 points.

Pacheco is having arguably the best season of his career and is on pace to surpass his totals from his 2018 championship campaign. Pacheco has tied his career-high for event wins (5) by going 48-for-91 (52.74%). In 2018, he won four events and had 42 qualified rides. Pacheco set a career-high with 52 qualified rides five years ago, but he fell just shy of holding off Cooper Davis for the 2016 world title.

On the final day of the season, Pacheco drafted Kid Knapper as his Round 5 opponent.