Superman is back.
Returning to competition after a series of injuries and setbacks, 10-time world champion Stetson Wright returned to action in his home state of Utah, winning the all-around title at the Cache County Fair and Rodeo in Logan. The victory sets the tone for Wright as he enters the final stretch of the 2026 PRCA regular season.
The reigning world all-around champion currently leads the PRCA all-around standings, ranks second in saddle bronc riding and sixth in bull riding.
In the bareback riding, Garrett Shadbolt claimed the title with an 86.5-point ride on Legacy Pro Rodeo’s Miss Major, earning $6,310. The four-time NFR qualifier currently ranks 22nd in the world standings as he looks to build momentum and make a late-season push into the top 15.
Steer wrestler Justin Shaffer earned the title with a 4.1-second run, collecting $4,275. The two-time NFR qualifier also ranks 22nd in the world and will look to make his move during the final six weeks of the PRCA regular season.
Canadian brothers Dawson and Dillon Graham teamed up to win the team roping title, stopping the clock in 4.2 seconds to earn $5,034 each. The duo qualified for their first NFR in 2025 and will look to repeat that success in 2026.
Q Taylor claimed the saddle bronc riding title with an 87-point ride on Legacy Pro Rodeo’s Bitter Fight. Taylor currently ranks seventh in the world and will look to secure his second NFR qualification in the coming weeks.
In the tie-down roping, Quade Hiatt kept his NFR hopes alive by stopping the clock in 7.6 seconds to earn $5,464 in the Beehive State.
Barrel racer Tricia Aldridge set the pattern in 16.84 seconds, earning $6,789 in Logan.
Concluding the action was bull rider Bryce Jensen, who scored 88 points on Legacy Pro Rodeo’s No. K2 to take home $6,232.
In total, the rodeo paid out $225,492, setting the stage for a competitive final stretch of the 2026 PRCA regular season as athletes continue to chase wins, earnings and coveted NFR qualifications.
