Former Casper College agriculture instructor and rodeo coach, Tom Parker, who passed on March 15, 2017, was selected one of only six individuals nationwide for the 2017 National Association of Agricultural Educators Lifetime Achievement Award.
Former Casper College rodeo standout, Neil Williams III, has been named as the new assistant rodeo coach for the Thunderbirds.
Jake Fulton has just finished up his sophomore year at Casper College.
Logan Brown is happy to be in Casper and to be attending Casper College.
A 2015 graduate of Powell High School in Powell, Wyoming, Bryce Bott is one of four Casper College Rodeo team members competing at the College National Finals Rodeo.
Thanks to Tom Parker, (former rodeo coach who passed away on March 15, 2017), Lacey Camp decided to rodeo for Casper College.
Jhett Johnson states simply that his objective as the new head rodeo coach at Casper College is “to have the number one rodeo program in the Central Rocky Mountain Region.”
The Casper College rodeo team will host the college’s 62nd Annual Ropin’ and Riggin’ Days Rodeo April 21 through 23 at The Arena.
Tom Parker passed away Wednesday afternoon, March 15, and will be sorely missed by all who knew him. Tom spent his last 27 years coaching the rodeo team at Casper College and was a big part of our history and school pride.
The Casper College Men’s Rodeo Team has a history of success, particularly within the last decade thanks in no small part to head coach, Tom Parker. However, Parker’s young team was sitting back in the pack until a couple of big late-season wins earned them a return visit to the 2016 College National Finals Rodeo.