Bull riding is often a favorite event for a rodeo audience. The bulls and pen are smaller in high school rodeo competition, but the noise, action and competition is fierce. Two clowns and two mounted cowboys helped protect the riders, Saturday, at the Nebraska High School rodeo in Nelson. There were nine competitors, Stetson Sweley, Blue Hill, was among the competitors.
The Nuckolls County Ag Society hosted two Nebraska High School rodeos over the weekend, one Saturday and the other on Sunday on the fairgrounds at Nelson. Four contestants were from Nuckolls County: Bayleigh Bohlen, Jasper Elledge, Monty Hajny and Josie Hajny. Josie also competes in barrells and break-away roping.
Bohlen competed in pole bending and barrel racing. The other three participated in team roping. Jasper and Monty both roped the head. Josie roped the feet. All four attend Lawrence-Nelson public schools.
If one looks only at the score sheet, Saturday was not a winning day for any of...
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