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National High School Rodeo Association

NHSRA RULEBOOK

Contestant/Parent Handbook

Senior Scholarship Information

Rada Cutlery Fundraiser

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2023-2024 Registration Open Now!
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GHSRA Membership page












Congratulations to all our 
members on a great year! 
Check out all our award winners and scholarship recipients!

State Champions/Scholarships


2023-2024 Schedule
September 9-10 Franklin, GA

September 29-30 Chatsworth, GA
October 13-14 Madison, GA- Canceled

November 9-12 Southeastern Showdown Perry, GA


SESD RESULTS
Bareback, Goat Tying, Saddle Bronc
Tie Down
Breakaway, Steer Wrestling, Barrels, Team Roping, Bulls
Poles


December 10th- Light Rifle Shooting match
Macon, Ga. 


February 10-11 Statesboro, GA
February 17-18 Cleveland, TN
March 23-24 Franklin, GA
April 5-6 Meansville, GA
April 13-14 Rainsville, AL
May 4-5 Ringgold, GA
May 24-26 Perry, GA State Finals

July 14-20 Rock Springs, WY National Finals


**Subject to change**

 
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The Georgia High School Rodeo Association is a state-wide association of high school students, grades 9 through 12, who participate in rodeos held throughout the state. The GHSRA is affiliated with the NHSRA which is comprised of 41 States, 5 Canadian Provinces, and Australia.
While rodeo is not recognized as a regular high school varsity sport, no other athletic activity in history was ever developed which so embodies the traditions and history of an entire way of life. The events in rodeo grew out of the actual day-to-day duties of the American cowboy, or were dreamed up to further test the courage, stamina, and ability of these Westerners.
One of the most unique aspects of high school rodeo is that these athletes compete on the same stock that is used by college and professional rodeo contestants.
Many of the young athletes you will see competing in bareback and saddle bronc riding, bull riding, steer wrestling, goat tying, tie-down, breakaway calf roping, barrel racing, pole bending, and team roping are world-class athletes who compete not only in high school rodeos, but in professional and adult amateur rodeos as well. The cowboy or cowgirl and the animals used in rodeo compete against themselves and the clock, as much as they compete against each other.
Georgia High School Rodeo is a self-supporting organization. We require our members to conduct themselves in an exemplary manner, to abide by a strict dress code when competing, and to "play by the rules". We also require them to maintain their grades at the same level it takes to play high school sports in their respective schools. Education is of paramount importance to this organization, and we have a scholarship program in place to help further the education of all of our members. We encourage each contestant in that endeavor.
In summary, the GHSRA provides a unique opportunity for Georgia youth to participate in one of the most rewarding sports experiences available anywhere - and, you don't have to be born in the saddle to get involved.

 

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