<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3i5M5H_0vkpEr5200" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3i5M5H_0vkpEr5200" width="800" height="450" >The University of West Alabama's Men's and Women's Rodeo teams are set to host the UWA Rodeo Showdown from Thursday evening through Saturday night. The event includes live competition with ticket sales available online, and it will also be streamed online. Celebrated as a favorite by head coach Daniel Poole, both teams are excited to compete at home after strong performances at the Viking Stampede Rodeo, where the men secured first place and the women finished fifth. The weekend's events will showcase talented athletes like freshmen Stone Reeves and Katelyn Carney.<ul><li>Men's team scored 560 points at the Viking Stampede Rodeo.</li><li>Katelyn Carney achieved a team-high 180 points in Barrel Racing, with a 29.54 average.</li></ul>State of Play<ul><li>The men's team aims for consecutive victories after a first-place finish at the Viking Stampede Rodeo.</li><li>The women's team hopes to improve upon last week's fifth-place finish with contributions from new and returning members.</li></ul>The UWA Rodeo Showdown will kick off on Thursday night, with anticipation for both teams to showcase their skills and improve their standings. As the competition progresses, they will look to build momentum for the season ahead.Bottom LineThe UWA Rodeo Showdown represents a pivotal moment for both the men's and women's teams to display their talent and community support. Strong performances are essential not only for immediate success but also for setting the tone for the remainder of the season.</div></body>

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Tigers Set to Host UWA Rodeo Showdown

The University of West Alabama's Men's and Women's Rodeo teams are set to host the UWA Rodeo Showdown from Thursday evening through Saturday night. The event includes live competition with ticket sales available online, and it will also be streamed online. Celebrated as a favorite by head coach Daniel Poole, both teams are excited to compete at home after strong performances at the Viking Stampede Rodeo, where the men secured first place and the women finished fifth. The weekend's events will showcase talented athletes like freshmen Stone Reeves and Katelyn Carney.