ANAHEIM, Calif. – The second night of competition on neutral dirt in Anaheim, California, was again dominated by the Austin Gamblers (15-4), who recorded their fifth four-ride effort of the season with a 343.25-84.5 win over the Kansas City Outlaws (8-10).

The Gamblers went 4-for-5 for the second-straight game to win their seventh consecutive game and remain atop the PBR Camping World Team Series standings heading into Sunday’s finale inside Honda Center.

Veteran Sage Steele Kimzey got the red-hot Gamblers off to a heated start Saturday night, going the distance for 86.25 points during the game’s opening out. The lead-off spark led to qualified rides by teammates Callum Miller (86.25), Dalton Kasel (85.25) and Lucas Divino (85.5) as the 2024 PBR Teams Champions showed up and showed out once again Saturday night.

Heitor Santos Ferreira provided the Outlaws’ lone conversion in the form of an 84.5-point dance with Dynamite during Kansas City’s final out.

In Game 2, the Carolina Cowboys (7-12) snapped a five-game losing streak by posting a convincing 253.25-89 victory over the New York Mavericks (3-16). Ethan Winckler struck for 83.75 points early, thus paving the way for additional conversions from Clay Guiton (79.75) and two-time World Champion Jess Lockwood (89.75) to make some noise and finish the job inside Honda Center. The Mavericks dropped an eighth-straight decision, just 1-for-5 on the night thanks to an impressive 89-point conversion from Mauricio Gulla Moreira.

Thiago Salgado got right to business for the Florida Freedom (14-5) during the evening’s third contest, scored 87.5 points during his team’s opening out, his sixth consecutive and league leading 14th ride. Rising to the occasion two outs later, Eduardo Matos matched the mark for his Oklahoma Wildcatters (7-12) and created a tie game. Following a few buckoffs, the stage was set for John Crimber to clinch the win courtesy of a game-high 88.25-pointer aboard Love County to successfully keep Florida locked into the No. 2 rank heading into Championship Sunday. Florida also brings a three-game winning streak into Sunday’s finale out west.

Saturday’s fourth game featured some back-and-forth theatrics, but it was the Texas Rattlers (12-7) who exited the competition against the Missouri Thunder (8-11) with a victory despite both teams going 3-for-5 overall. The win marked the Rattlers’ fourth-straight victory.

Paulo Eduardo Rossetto (85) and Maverick Smith (86) got the Thunder off to a perfect 2-for-2 start. And despite a third conversion from Macaulie Leather (84.5), Missouri dropped the decision to the 2023 PBR Teams Champs, who utilized scores from Claudio Montanha Jr. (88.5), Daniel Keeping (87.5) and Trace Redd (85.25), whose game-clincher, the first of his career, proved to be the difference maker.

Concluding night two’s slate, the Arizona Ridge Riders (14-5) defeated the Nashville Stampede (6-12) via a 339.75-85.75 final as the Ridge Riders improved to 2-0 on the weekend while Nashville dropped its fourth-straight contest.

Damiao Soares recorded the Stampede’s only qualified ride, an 85.75-point effort, while Arizona went 4-for-5 on the night propelled by conversions from Eduardo Aparecido (85.25), Elzisclay dos Santos (82), Luciano De Castro (86.5) and Riquelme Santos (86). Tied with the Florida Freedom at 14 wins and just one game back from the Gamblers, the Ridge Riders look to close out the weekend in flawless fashion Sunday afternoon during a matchup against the New York Mavericks.

Action concludes with the PBR Teams: Anaheim event finale Sunday, September 7 at 1:15 p.m. PT inside Honda Center.

Game 6 — Anaheim, Calif. — September 6, 2025

Austin Gamblers Record Seventh-Straight Victory via Flashy 343.25-84.5 Win Over Kansas City Outlaws

*Denotes a RR attempt.
^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Austin Gamblers — Sage Steele Kimzey rode Fatal Attraction for 86.25 points; Dener Barbosa bucked off Pacifico in 3.02 seconds; Callum Miller rode Heavy Load for 86.25 points; Dalton Kasel rode Honky Tonk for 85.25 points; Head Coach Michael Gaffney subbed in Lucas Divino in place of Jose Vitor Leme, Lucas Divino bucked off Two for the Show in 2.77 seconds, re-ride offered and taken, Lucas Divino rode July for 85.5 points

Kansas City Outlaws — Julio Cesar Marques bucked off Red Dirt in 5.47 seconds; Koltin Hevalow bucked off SPM in 5.85 seconds, J.W. Hart challenged that the bull lost his footing, ruled a buckoff; Eric Henrique Domingos bucked off American Hustle in 5.88 seconds; Dalton Krantz bucked off Reality Check in 5.79 seconds; Heitor Santos Ferreira rode Dynamite for 84.5 points

Austin Gamblers

Re-Rides: Lucas Divino bucked off Two for the Show in 2.77 seconds, re-ride offered and taken, Lucas Divino rode July for 85.5 points

Shifted Outs: Lucas Divino substituted in for Jose Vitor Leme in the fifth frame

4-for-5 (343.25 points)

Kansas City Outlaws

Challenges: Koltin Hevalow bucked off SPM in 5.85 seconds, Head Coach J.W. Hart challenged that the bull lost his footing – ruled a buckoff

1-for-5 (84.5 points)

High Score: Sage Steele Kimzey 86.25 points on Fatal Attraction; Callum Miller 86.25 points on Heavy Load

Game 7 — Anaheim, Calif. — September 6, 2025

Carolina Cowboys Snap Five-Game Skid with 253.25-89 Win Against New York Mavericks

*Denotes a RR attempt.
^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

New York Mavericks — Bob Mitchell bucked off Holdin My Own in 6.47 seconds; Mauricio Gulla Moreira rode War Boy for 89 points; Joao Henrique Lucas bucked off Hookie Monster in 4.49 seconds; Leonardo Castro bucked off Boss Hoggin in 5.43 seconds; Mason Taylor bucked off Electric Kitty in 1.72 seconds

Carolina Cowboys — Adriano Salgado bucked off Kevin in 6.9 seconds; Ethan Winckler rode Head Turner for 83.75 points; Clay Guiton rode Minds Broke for 79.75 points, re-ride offered, declined; JaCauy Hale bucked off Finger Roll in 7.21 seconds; Derek Kolbaba was injured before exiting the chutes aboard Big Tasty, subbed out for Jess Lockwood, Jess Lockwood rode Landman for 89.75 points

New York Mavericks

1-for-5 (89 points)

Carolina Cowboys

3-for-5 (253.25 points)

High Score: Jess Lockwood 89.75 points on Landman

Game 8 — Anaheim, Calif. — September 6, 2025

Florida Freedom’s John Crimber Clinches Another Win During 175.75-87.5 Victory Over Oklahoma Wildcatters

*Denotes a RR attempt.
^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Oklahoma Wildcatters — Wingson Henrique da Silva bucked off Body Bag in 3.28 seconds; Josh Frost bucked off Triple Cross in 4.64; Eduardo Matos rode Fat Lip for 87.5 points; Guilherme Valleiras bucked off Uncle Doc in 6.06 seconds; Cort McFadden bucked off The Intimidator in 6.06 seconds, re-ride offered and accepted, Head Coach Paulo Crimber challenged for a slap, slap confirmed

Florida Freedom — Thiago Salgado rode Triton for 87.5 points; Joao Lucas Campos bucked off Santana in 3.47 seconds; Yan Victor Cunha bucked off Late Night Toss in 5.56 seconds; Elizmar Jeremias bucked off Beef Cake in 6.22 seconds, re-ride offered and accepted, Elizmar Jeremias bucked off Hermes in 3.17 seconds; John Crimber rode Love County for 88.25 points

Oklahoma Wildcatters

1-for-5 (87.5 points)

Florida Freedom

2-for-5 (175.75 points)

Re-Rides: Elizmar Jeremias bucked off Beef Cake in 6.22 seconds, re-ride offered and accepted, Elizmar Jeremias bucked off Hermes in 3.17 seconds

Challenges: Cort McFadden bucked off The Intimidator in 6.06 seconds, re-ride offered and accepted, Head Coach Paulo Crimber challenged for a slap, slap confirmed

High Score: John Crimber 88.25 points on Love County

Game 9 — Anaheim, Calif. — September 6, 2025

Trace Redd Completes Dramatic Walk-Off Win Against Former Team as Texas Rattlers Defeat Missouri Thunder 261.25-255.5

*Denotes a RR attempt.
^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Missouri Thunder — Paulo Eduardo Rossetto rode Nine Lives for 85 points; Maverick Smith rode Kiowa Havoc for 86 points; Jett Harkins bucked off Mouse Trap in 3.18 seconds; Macaulie Leather X Not Like Us; Boudreaux Campbell bucked off Dixie Flash in 7.05 seconds, Head Coach Ross Coleman challenged the bull made contact with the chute, buckoff confirmed

Texas Rattlers — Brady Fielder bucked off Fire Fight in 4.93 seconds; Daniel Keeping rode Brett’s Silver Eagle for 87.5 points; Claudio Montanha Jr. rode Uncle Pete for 88.5 points; Braidy Randolph bucked off Still Flyin’ Crazy in 6.55 seconds; Trace Redd rode Squealer for 85.25 points

Missouri Thunder

3-for-5 (255.5 points)

Challenges: Head Coach Ross Coleman challenged the bull made contact with the chute, buckoff confirmed

Texas Rattlers

3-for-5 (261.25 points)

High Score: Claudio Montanha 88.5 points on Uncle Pete

Game 10 — Anaheim, Calif. — September 6, 2025

Arizona Ridge Riders Ride Four Bulls to Defeat Nashville Stampede 339.75-85.75

*Denotes a RR attempt.
^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Arizona Ridge Riders — Everton Natan da Silva bucked off The Black in 5.3 seconds; Eduardo Aparecido rode Phantom for 85.25 points; Elzisclay dos Santos rode Cowboy Tuxedo for 82 points, re-ride offered, declined; Luciano De Castro bucked off Big Man in 7.28 seconds, re-ride offered and accepted, Luciano De Castro rode Lever Action for 86.5 points; Keyshawn Whitehorse failed to exit the chutes on Pay Dirt, re-ride offered and accepted, Keyshawn Whitehorse bucked off Cracky Chan in 5.18 seconds, Head Coach Colby Yates challenged that the bull made contact with the chute, re-ride offered and accepted, Riquelme Santos rode UB Smooth for 86 points

Nashville Stampede — Alan de Souza bucked off Iron Banana in 3.54 seconds, re-ride offered and accepted, Cody Jesus bucked off True Grit in 3.46 seconds; Austin Richardson bucked off Gold Buckle in 7.49 seconds; Kaiden Loud bucked off Smoke Down 5.72 seconds; Damiao Soares rode Snow Day for 85.75 points; Gustavo Luiz da Silva bucked off Gravedigger in 2.02 seconds

Arizona Ridge Riders

3-for-5 (253.75 points)

Re-Rides: Luciano De Castro bucked off Big Man in 7.28 seconds, re-ride offered and accepted, Luciano De Castro rode Lever Action for 86.5 points; Keyshawn Whitehorse failed to exit the chutes on Pay Dirt, re-ride offered and accepted

Challenges: Keyshawn Whitehorse bucked off Cracky Chan in 5.18 seconds, Head Coach Colby Yates challenged that the bull made contact with the chute, re-ride offered and accepted

Nashville Stampede

1-for-5 (85.75 points)

Re-Rides: Alan de Souza bucked off Iron Banana in 3.54 seconds, re-ride offered and accepted, Cody Jesus bucked off True Grit in 3.46 seconds

High Score: Luciano De Castro 86.5 points on Lever Action

High Marked Bull of the Night: Game 7 – Landman 43.75, rode by Jess Lockwood for 89.75 points

PBR Teams Season Standings:

Here are the current Team standings for the regular season after the second day of competition for the PBR Camping World Team Series in Anaheim, California: