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Quesnel Cowboy Is Last Bull Rider Standing

A Quesnel cowboy was a big winner at a BC Rodeo stop in Princeton over the weekend.

Lane Cork was the only one to cover his bull in the Bull Riding with an 81 on “The Gambler.”

Williams Lake’s Joe Roberson was first in the Saddle Bronc and also the runner-up in the Steer Wrestling.

Denise Swampy, from the Lake City, had the fastest time in the Breakaway Roping with a 3 and 1.

Brooke Wills, from Quesnel originally, won the Ladies Barrel Racing and Colby McCullough from the 108 Ranch was first in the Junior Steer Riding with a 74.

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