Adams was his high school’s salutatorian and has earned an academic scholarship at Northwestern. A 4-H champion calf roper, his goal is to qualify for the College National Finals Rodeo.

Baca was the Oklahoma Junior Rodeo Association champion bull rider and an Oklahoma High School Rodeo Association state finalist. He also has been a Terry Don West bull riding finalist. An honor roll student in high school, his goal is to make the College National Finals Rodeo while maintaining a good GPA.

In high school, Bailey was a member of the Tri-County Vo-Tech Honor Society and the National Honor Society. She was a state qualifier in the Oklahoma High School Rodeo Association and has won five saddles and several buckles. She is a former Central Plains Region breakaway roping champion. Her goal is to be the Central Plains Region breakaway roping champion

Billadeau was a PRCA Badlands Circuit qualifier in 2002 and placed third in the first round at Cheyenne Frontier Days. He qualified for the College National Finals Rodeo in calf roping and ended up seventh in the average.

Black transferred to Northwestern from Kansas State University.

In high school, Blocker was a member of FCA and FFA and was named to Who's Who Among American High School Students. His goal is to be a solid competitor and qualify for the College National Finals Rodeo.

Braden is a graduate of NEO A&M with a degree in farm and ranch management. He was a National High School Rodeo Association qualifier and an Oklahoma HSRA state champion header in team roping. He also has been a two-time qualifier for the College National Finals Rodeo and was the 2002 collegiate national champion header. He would like to one day qualify for the NFR.

Brenton finished the 2003 season in second place in the Central Plains Region in steer wrestling. He went on to place third in the event at the College National Finals Rodeo.

Bryant was a 2003 Texas Cowboy Rodeo Association finals contestant. His goal is to qualify for the College National Finals Rodeo and win a championship.

In high school, Burk was a two-time state champion and national finals qualifier in calf roping. He also qualified for the College National Finals Rodeo in 2001 and for the PRCA Prairie Circuit Finals in 2002 and 2003. He hopes to qualify again for the CNFR, graduate college and "keep roping."

Christenson was ranked in the top five in the Oklahoma High School Rodeo Association as a senior and finished in the top 10 at the International Finals in Shawnee. He hopes to make it to the College National Finals Rodeo before graduation.

Couch is a transfer from Oklahoma Panhandle State University. Her goal is to keep improving in her event.

Cowan was the reserve champion steer wrestler at the South Dakota High School Finals Rodeo and qualified for the National High School Finals Rodeo. His goal is to "win."

In high school, Dodd a finalist in the Fear Not Champion High School Rodeo for four years and won several local rodeos. His goals are  to win as many college rodeos as possible and go to the College National Finals Rodeo.

An honor roll student, Elmenhorst was an Oklahoma High School Rodeo Asso-ciation finalist and was in the American Quarter Horse Youth Association World Show five times. His goal is to make the College National Finals Rodeo while making good grades.

A transfer from Pratt Community College, Garten qualified for the Kansas High School Finals Rodeo all four years.

Gass' goals for his first year in college are to make it to the College National Finals Rodeo, meet new friends and get good grades.

In high school, Green was named to the National Honor Roll and to the Oklahoma Football Coaches Association all-academic team. He has qualified for the Tri-State Rodeo finals for three years and was the average winner in calf roping two years ago. His goal is to be "an all-around cowboy."

In high school, Hajek was named to the principal's honor roll. His goal is to become a PRCA stock contractor and own a world champion bucking bull.

Holland is a transfer from Montana State University. He has been a College National Finals Rodeo qualifier and was the "Wild Rider" at the Fort Hays State University rodeo. He plans to finish college, get into business and continue to rodeo.

Kirtley's goal is to qualify for the College National Finals Rodeo.

McCracken qualified for the state high school finals her junior and senior years. Her goal is to have a successful season and have fun.

A transfer from Pratt community College, McCracken is a former Kansas High School Rodeo finalist. Her goals are to have a successful season and a happy life.

McMillin qualified for the regional championship rodeo in both goat tying and barrel racing and went to the College National Finals in goat tying. She would like to return to Casper in both her events. She carries a grade point average of 3.8.

Nolte is a transfer from Northeastern Oklahoma A&M. He is a three-time qualifier for the regional championship rodeo and has gone to the College National Finals Rodeo twice. His goals are to graduate college and get a good job.

A transfer from Pratt Community College, Odenbach was the 1997 state champion in team roping. He was a four-time qualifier for the National High School Rodeo Finals. His goals are to graduate with an ag-business degree and qualify for the College National Rodeo Finals in 2004.

In high school, Ohm was recipient of the Hugh O'Brien Leadership and Heart awards. He has qualified for the U.S. Team Roping Championship and was the Noble County Ranch Rodeo champion. His goal is to "win."

Pettit is a transfer from New Mexico Junior College where he was named to the dean's list. He was the calf roping champion at the Little Rock, Ark., PRCA rodeo.

Pillars goal is to qualify for the College National Finals Rodeo.

At Northwestern, Powders has been named to the president's honor roll. She qualified for the 2000 and 2001 National High School Finals Rodeo and the 2003 regional championship rodeo. Her goal is to qualify for the College National Finals Rodeo in both her events.

Pridemore is a transfer from Rogers State University. She is the 2001 Barry Burk champion and set the International Finals Youth Rodeo arena record holder in breakaway roping.

Richardson was a four-time qualifier for the Oklahoma High School Rodeo Association Finals.

An honor roll student in high school, Roberts participated all four years in high school rodeo. His goal is to qualify for the College National Finals Rodeo.

A transfer from Cochise College, Rosson is a two-time Grand Canyon Region champion in goat tying. She also was chosen 2000 Rookie of the Year and has qualified twice for the College National Finals Rodeo.

Rumford has qualified for the PRCA Prairie Circuit Finals and was named Rookie of the Year. He was the Central Plains Region steer wrestling champion in 2001.

Schieber has been a Noble County rodeo champion and his goal is to make the College National Finals Rodeo and win there.

A transfer from Oklahoma State University, Schnee was a National High School Rodeo Finals qualifier. Her immediate goal is to qualify for the College National Finals Rodeo and her long-term goal is to be admitted to veterinary school.

Stubblefield was named the 2000 Miss Rodeo Oklahoma Teen and in 2003 moved up to the title of Miss Rodeo Oklahoma.

Winfrey was a two-time National High School Rodeo Finals qualifier and was named to the Wrangler All-Star Rodeo Team. Her goal is to make the College National Finals Rodeo as a freshman.

Winfrey is a transfer from Pratt Community College where he qualified for the regional championship rodeo as a freshman. His goal is to qualify for the College National Finals Rodeo.

Wood is a two-time National High School Rodeo finalist and was the Missouri State Breakaway Roping Champion.

Wooten is a two-time High School Finals Rodeo qualifier, as well as a two-time College National Finals Rodeo qualifier. She is the reigning Central Plains Region Breakaway Roping Champion and also won the event at the regional championship rodeo in Lawton. Her goal is to make it back to the CNFR "one more time."

Younger, a transfer from Fort Scott Community College, now is a wellness promotion major and a licensed massage therapist.