
Courtesy of Sheridan Travel & Tourism
Welcome to the Sheridan WYO Rodeo Wranglers Volunteer Page!
Flag carriers have been an important part of the Sheridan WYO Rodeo for many years. They strive to perform horsemanship at the highest level, while carrying in sponsorship flags on all four nights of the rodeo.
The Sheridan WYO Rodeo Wranglers formalized their organization in 2015 and now recruit between 40-45 women and men to carry sponsorship flags each year.
The WYO Rodeo Wranglers practice from October – July every year, with once monthly practices in October, November, February and March, and weekly practices from April through the start of the WYO Rodeo in July.
Winter practices happen at the Sheridan College Agri Park. Typically in May, as weather allows, we begin practicing outdoors at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds.
WYO Rodeo Wranglers Volunteer Criteria
While all ages may try out for the Wranglers, we prefer that all flag carriers be at least 12 years old. All flag carriers must meet the physical requirements of carrying a large flag, while riding horseback.
Every volunteer WYO Rodeo Wrangler must provide their own horse, tack and transportation to and from practices and the rodeo each night.
This is a big time commitment, and we sincerely appreciate the effort every WYO Rodeo Wrangler makes each year.
Sheridan College Agri Park Arena
Sheridan County Fairgrounds
WRANGLERS CONTACT INFORMATION
Please call one of the coaches with any questions or to indicate your interest in becoming a WYO Rodeo Wrangler. For general inquiries, please email SWRWranglers@gmail.com.
Coaches:
Head Coach – Cindy Wolfe, 307.630.1692
Assistant Coach – Liz Kincaid, 307.751.4935
Pattern Coach / Parade – Kim Albea
Horsemanship coach – Julie Tisbert
Assistants:
Anne Ahern
Kristin Allen
Krystal Raley
DeeDee Ware