THSRA....WHERE THE ELITE COMPETE

A BIG THANKS to all parents for getting entries to me on time. I appreciate it!

Other Reminders:

1. State Bloomer Raffle Ticket monies are due November 22^nd at our 5^th and 6^th Rodeo.

2. State Ad sales are due November 22^nd also. I will have extra forms available this weekend if you can’t find yours. Every member must sell at least a $50.00 ad. Hats off to those who sell more!! You and your region get a portion of these extra sales!!

SILENT AUCTION: BEEVILLE RODEOS 5 AND 6 ON NOVEMBER 22^ND. PLEASE BRING YOUR ITEM WITH THE VALUE ON THE DAY OF THE RODEO. SHERRI WILL SET UP A SILENT AUCTION AREA AND ASK FOR VOLUNTEERS TO HELP WATCH THE TABLES. ANY ITEMS WILL BE WELCOME!! REMEMBER HOLIDAYS ARE COMING, SO THINK GIFTS!!!

LET’S RODEO!!

Adult Officers:

Adrian Perez, President 361-207-0180

Kellie Beall, Vice President of Speed Events

Russel Blandford, Vice President of Roping Events

Linda Bohlen and Lori Herrmann, Co-Secretaries

Sheri Nelson, Fundraising Chairperson

Student Officers:

Bradford Loeffler, President

Haley Kinsel, Vice President

Shelby Herrmann, Secretary

2008-2009 REGION VIII JUNIOR HIGH DATES

November 22^nd- rodeos 5 & 6 -Beeville

January 2 or 3 in conjunction with High School in Kingsville

All junior high rough stock will buck with high school at their first 6 rodeos.

HERE ARE THE FORMS YOU NEED TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT FOR JUNIOR HIGH RODEO

WranglerJuniorHighMembershipForm.pdf

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Wrangler Junior High Membership Form

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WRANGLER JUNIOR HIGH RODEO ENTRY FORM

Texas Wrangler Division Mission Statement

The Texas Wrangler Junior High Division was developed through the Wrangler Division of the National High School Rodeo Association and operates under the guidelines of the Texas High School Rodeo Association.

Our mission is to offer kids in grades 6th-8th a chance to be competitive student athletes at the highest level of competition in their region, the state of Texas and on a national level for championships and thousands of dollars in scholarships.

This organization helps to prepare these young athletes for the next level of rodeo. The Texas Wrangler Junior High Division is a family oriented organization which encourages scholastic achievement through the high standards it holds for its members as students in the classroom and sportsmen in the arena.