Teams will now be chosen from individuals who qualify in specific events. A team can consist of one to six members for the men or one to four members for the women. Tarleton's rodeo will feature bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, bull riding, calf roping, steer wrestling, team roping, barrel racing, breakaway roping and goat tying. Terry Walls Rodeo Company will provide the stock and the rodeo will feature the long and short go-round format. Erath County students who pick up tickets at their public schools will be admitted to Thursday night's rodeo for free.
Tickets are available only at the gate.
Tarleton earned two of only four awards presented at the state meetings held in San Antonio. Criteria for the honor includes increasing membership, campus and community involvement and chapter activities. Dr. Sophia Park, Tarleton's Director of Piano and faculty sponsor for the group, said that the chapter's participation in the National Music Teachers Association conference held in Washington D.C. was a contributing factor to their selection for the award. A Presidential Honors Scholar at the University, Jones was poise and efficient in his presentation earning the respect of the judges and his peers. The Texas Music Teachers Association includes music educators and piano majors from across the State.