PRCA All-Around Champion

This is a list of PRCA All-Around Champions. The championship is awarded at the National Finals Rodeo by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association to the top all-around competitor.^[1]

Year	Cowboy	Hometown	Country	Refs^[a]
1929	Earl Thode	Belvedere, South Dakota	United States
1930	Clay Carr	Visalia, California	United States
1931	John Schneider	Livermore, California	United States
1932	Donald Nesbit	Snowflake, Arizona	United States
1933	Clay Carr	Visalia, California	United States
1934	Leonard Ward	Talent, Oregon	United States
1935	Everett Bowman	Hillside, Arizona	United States
1936	John Bowman	Oakdale, California	United States
1937	Everett Bowman	Hillside, Arizona	United States
1938	Burel Mulkey	Salmon, Idaho	United States
1939	Paul Carney	Galeton, Colorado	United States
1940	Fritz Truan	Long Beach, California	United States
1941	Homer Pettigrew	Grady, New Mexico	United States
1942	Gerald Roberts	Strong City, Kansas	United States
1943	Louis Brooks	Pittsburg, Oklahoma	United States
1944	Louis Brooks	Pittsburg, Oklahoma	United States
1945				n/a^[a]
1946				n/a^[a]
1947	Todd Whatley	Hugo, Oklahoma	United States
1948	Gerald Roberts	Strong City, Kansas	United States
1949	Jim Shoulders	Henryetta, Oklahoma	United States
1950	Bill Linderman	Red Lodge, Montana	United States
1951	Casey Tibbs	Fort Pierre, South Dakota	United States
1952	Harry Tompkins	Dublin, Texas	United States
1953	Bill Linderman	Red Lodge, Montana	United States
1954	Buck Rutherford	Lenapah, Oklahoma	United States
1955	Casey Tibbs	Fort Pierre, South Dakota	United States
1956	Jim Shoulders	Henryetta, Oklahoma	United States
1957	Jim Shoulders	Henryetta, Oklahoma	United States
1958	Jim Shoulders	Henryetta, Oklahoma	United States
1959	Jim Shoulders	Henryetta, Oklahoma	United States
1960	Harry Tompkins	Dublin, Texas	United States
1961	Benny Reynolds	Melrose, Montana	United States
1962	Tom Nesmith	Bethel, Oklahoma	United States
1963	Dean Oliver	Boise, Idaho	United States
1964	Dean Oliver	Boise, Idaho	United States
1965	Dean Oliver	Boise, Idaho	United States
1966	Larry Mahan	Brooks, Oregon	United States
1967	Larry Mahan	Brooks, Oregon	United States
1968	Larry Mahan	Salem, Oregon	United States
1969	Larry Mahan	Salem, Oregon	United States
1970	Larry Mahan	Brooks, Oregon	United States
1971	Phil Lyne	George West, Texas	United States
1972	Phil Lyne	George West, Texas	United States
1973	Larry Mahan	Dallas, Texas	United States
1974	Tom R. Ferguson	Miami, Oklahoma	United States
1975	Tom R. Ferguson	Miami, Oklahoma (tie)	United States
1975	Leo Camarillo	Oakdale, California (tie)	United States
1976	Tom R. Ferguson	Miami, Oklahoma	United States
1977	Tom R. Ferguson	Miami, Oklahoma	United States
1978	Tom R. Ferguson	Miami, Oklahoma	United States
1979	Tom R. Ferguson	Miami, Oklahoma	United States
1980	Paul Tierney	Rapid City, South Dakota	United States
1981	Jimmie Cooper	Monument, New Mexico	United States
1982	Chris Lybbert	Coyote, California	United States
1983	Johnny Whitworth	Chester, Texas	United States
1984	Dee Pickett	Caldwell, Idaho	United States
1985	Lewis Feild	Elk Ridge, Utah	United States
1986	Lewis Feild	Elk Ridge, Utah	United States
1987	Lewis Feild	Elk Ridge, Utah	United States
1988	Dave Appleton	Clermont, Queensland	Australia
1989	Ty Murray	Odessa, Texas	United States
1990	Ty Murray	Stephenville, Texas	United States
1991	Ty Murray	Stephenville, Texas	United States
1992	Ty Murray	Stephenville, Texas	United States
1993	Ty Murray	Stephenville, Texas	United States
1994	Ty Murray	Stephenville, Texas	United States
1995	Joe Beaver	Huntsville, Texas	United States
1996	Joe Beaver	Huntsville, Texas	United States
1997	Dan Mortensen	Manhattan, Montana	United States
1998	Ty Murray	Stephenville, Texas	United States
1999	Fred Whitfield	Hockley, Texas	United States
2000	Joe Beaver	Huntsville, Texas	United States
2001	Cody Ohl	Stephenville, Texas	United States
2002	Trevor Brazile	Decatur, Texas	United States
2003	Trevor Brazile	Decatur, Texas	United States
2004	Trevor Brazile	Decatur, Texas	United States
2005	Ryan Jarrett	Summerville, Georgia	United States
2006	Trevor Brazile	Decatur, Texas	United States
2007	Trevor Brazile	Decatur, Texas	United States
2008	Trevor Brazile	Decatur, Texas	United States
2009	Trevor Brazile	Decatur, Texas	United States
2010	Trevor Brazile	Decatur, Texas	United States
2011	Trevor Brazile	Decatur, Texas	United States
2012	Trevor Brazile	Decatur, Texas	United States
2013	Trevor Brazile	Decatur, Texas	United States
2014	Trevor Brazile	Decatur, Texas	United States
2015	Trevor Brazile	Decatur, Texas	United States
2016	Junior Nogueira	Presidente Prudente, São Paulo	Brazil
2017	Tuf Cooper	Weatherford, Texas	United States
2018	Trevor Brazile	Decatur, Texas	United States	^[2]
2019	Stetson Wright	Milford, Utah	United States	^[3]
2020	Stetson Wright	Milford, Utah	United States	^[4]
2021	Stetson Wright	Milford, Utah	United States	^[5]
2022	Stetson Wright	Milford, Utah	United States	^[6]
2023	Stetson Wright	Milford, Utah	United States	^[7]
2024	Shad Mayfield	Clovis, New Mexico	United States	^[8]

Notes

^ ^a ^b ^c Source for 1929 to 2017 is from Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association; note that 1945 and 1946 All-Around Champion is missing from their historical data, though champions for those years in all other categories are included.^[1]

References

^ ^a ^b "World Champions (Historical)". Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. www.prorodeo.com. Retrieved January 11, 2019.
^ Conlon, Casey (December 16, 2018). "World champions crowned in wild finale at National Finals Rodeo". Montana Sports. Retrieved December 16, 2018.
^ Donaldson, Amy (16 December 2019). "Milford's Stetson Wright earns All-Around Championship at National Finals Rodeo". Deseret News. Retrieved December 22, 2019.
^ "World All Around Leader". Professional Rodeo Cowboys. Retrieved September 21, 2021.
^ "Stetson Wright Clinches Third Straight All-Around World Title in Round 8 -". Wrangler Network. December 9, 2021. Retrieved February 7, 2022.
^ "Stetson Wright wins 2022 PRCA all-around world championship". Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Retrieved May 8, 2023.
^ "Stetson Wright captures fifth-consecutive all-around title". Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Retrieved December 31, 2023.
^ "Shad Mayfield captures coveted PRCA all-around world championship". Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Retrieved December 15, 2024.

External links

PRCA official website

[fn1-2] Source for 1929 to 2017 is from Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association; note that 1945 and 1946 All-Around Champion is missing from their historical data, though champions for those years in all other categories are included.^[1]

[PRCAChamps-1] "World Champions (Historical)". Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. www.prorodeo.com. Retrieved January 11, 2019.

[WorldChampions-3] Conlon, Casey (December 16, 2018). "World champions crowned in wild finale at National Finals Rodeo". Montana Sports. Retrieved December 16, 2018.

[4] Donaldson, Amy (16 December 2019). "Milford's Stetson Wright earns All-Around Championship at National Finals Rodeo". Deseret News. Retrieved December 22, 2019.

[5] "World All Around Leader". Professional Rodeo Cowboys. Retrieved September 21, 2021.

[6] "Stetson Wright Clinches Third Straight All-Around World Title in Round 8 -". Wrangler Network. December 9, 2021. Retrieved February 7, 2022.

[7] "Stetson Wright wins 2022 PRCA all-around world championship". Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Retrieved May 8, 2023.

[8] "Stetson Wright captures fifth-consecutive all-around title". Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Retrieved December 31, 2023.

[9] "Shad Mayfield captures coveted PRCA all-around world championship". Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Retrieved December 15, 2024.

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