Northwest Rodeo 2026

On this episode of the Bank First Ranger Hour, Northwest Mississippi Community College takes center stage with a deep dive into the excitement surrounding Northwest Rodeo and a major weekend in Senatobia. Student-athlete Will Colliershares his journey from Missouri to Northwest, his development as a standout steer wrestler, and his pursuit of qualifying for the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association finals. Collier discusses the influence of head coach Will Lummis, the importance of consistency in competition, and his confidence heading into the final Ozark Region rodeo with a chance to climb the standings and advance to nationals. Head coach Will Lummis joins the show to break down the Northwest Rodeo season, highlighting both men’s and women’s performances, key athletes making an impact, and the team’s growth throughout the year. Lummis previews the upcoming Ozark Region finale at the Lawrence Bud Young Arena, which will feature over 400 competitors from community colleges and universities across the region. He also shares insight into the competitive nature of collegiate rodeo, the importance of preparation, and what it will take for Northwest athletes to qualify for nationals in Cheyenne. Keywords: Northwest Mississippi Community College, NWCC, Ranger Hour, Northwest Rodeo, Will Collier, Will Lummis, college rodeo, Ozark Region rodeo, Senatobia events, Lawrence Bud Young Arena, NIRA rodeo, steer wrestling, college athletics Mississippi, NWCC athletics, rodeo nationals, Cheyenne rodeo, community college sports, Mississippi rodeo, Ranger athletics