Rodeo Corpus Christi <\/p>\n
The year 2026 marked Rodeo Corpus Christi’s return to hosting the event as a PRCA sanctioned rodeo. “Buc Days”, which were held May 5-9 at Hilliard Center, crowned its champions Saturday evening, awarding each winner a surfboard along with their share of the $350,000 in added money across the seven rodeo events. <\/p>\n
Lee<\/a> started his weekend out in Corpus Christi with an 86.5-point ride on Double J Rodeo Company’s Bridgewater. That ride took him to a third place finish in Round 1 adding $3,485 to his season earnings. <\/p>\n His 86.5 also advanced him to the finals, where he matched up against Frontier Rodeo’s Ray Lewis. Lee’s ride in the finals resulted in an 86-point ride, taking home the Rodeo Corpus Christi surfboard and extending his lead in the Resistol Rookie Race. <\/p>\n East Texas Rodeos<\/p>\n In between rounds at Corpus Christi, Lee headed over to East Texas for the Crockett Lions Club PRCA Rodeo and Panola County Cattlemen’s ProRodeo. <\/p>\n In Crockett, Lee went head-to-head with Andrews Rodeo’s Loaded Dice for fifth place with 81 points. At the Panola County Cattlemen’s ProRodeo, Lee earned his seventh 90+ point ride of the season to get the rodeo win on Silver Creek Pro Rodeo’s Cat Wrangler.<\/p>\n Resistol Rookie Race<\/p>\n Since the beginning of February, the 18-year-old phenomenon has steadily climbed towards the top of the Resistol Rookie<\/a> standings. After his win at the Cactus Jack Xtreme Bull Riding in Uvalde, Texas last week, Lee took over the number one spot in the rookie standings. <\/p>\n After his fantastic weekend in Texas, he extended his lead by over $20,000. The Mineral Wells cowboy is also ranked at the top of the world standings, currently sitting fourth as of May 11 and is leading the Texas circuit with $48,048.64. <\/p>\n
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