ANAHEIM, Calif. — The smoking-hot Austin Gamblers (14-4) retained their spot atop the PBR Camping World Team Series Standings with their sixth-straight victory against the Oklahoma Wildcatters (7-11) to open up PBR Teams: Anaheim at Honda Center.

Both squads started out electric by riding two of the first three bulls they matched up against, led by Oklahoma’s Wingson Henrique da Silva (82) and Josh Frost (82.75) in the first two frames. Austin’s Sage Steele Kimzey (88.75) and Andrei Scoparo (77) put the Gamblers ahead by exactly one point after three frames. Despite an 85-point ride by Cort McFadden, Jose Vitor Leme put a stamp on the game with an 89.75 outing on Landman. With the game already clenched, Callum Miller rode the final bull, Lever Action, for 87.75 points.

The Missouri Thunder improved to 8-10 with a walk-off victory against the New York Mavericks 258.75-172.5, fueled by an 86.25-point ride by Boudreaux Campbell against UB Smooth, his first career walk-off victory. Missouri led early with an 86.25-point ride by Paulo Eduardo Rossetto out of the gate against Cracky Chan before New York’s Mason Taylor outlasted Red Light for 86.75 to take the advantage. Leonardo Castro tacked on to the lead with 85.75 aboard Primo in the fourth frame for New York. Maverick Smith took advantage of a re-ride attempt to tie the game at 172.5 each with an 86.25-point ride on Mo Money.

Early back-to-back rides by Thiago Salgado (84.25 on Whoa) and João Lucas Campos (84 on Ceaser) positioned Florida well, propelling the team to victory over the Carolina Cowboys 256.75-87.25. John Crimber closed the game out with 88.5 points atop Rafiki. The Freedom elevated themselves to 13-5 on the season as Carolina fell to 6-12. A late ride by Derek Kolbaba for 87.25 points wouldn’t be enough for the Cowboys.

One ride was the difference in a Texas Rattlers 85.25-0 shutout of the Nashville Stampede Friday night as Texas rose to 11-7, dropping Nashville to 6-12. Brady Fielder scored 85.25 with his 12th ride of the season, this time besting Cutting Edge Sugar Daddy in the first ride of the game. Austin Richardson rode Easy Labor for 78 points, but accepted a re-ride attempt that resulted in a buck off.

The Arizona Ridge Riders (13-5) went for a chance at perfection falling just short in the final ride against the Kansas City Outlaws (8-10). The Ridge Riders pioneered a win behind rides of Everton Natan da Silva (73.75), Murilo Henrique de Oliveira (86.5), Riquelme Santos (85), and Keyshawn Whitehorse (86.5). Kansas City had three qualified rides by Julio Cesar Marques (83.75), Dalton Krantz (86.5), and Heitor Santos Ferreira (85.75), but it ultimately proved not enough.

The second day of competition in Anaheim continues Saturday, September 6 at 6:45 p.m. PST at Honda Center.

Game 1 — Anaheim, Calif. — September 5, 2025

Boudreaux Campbell Lifts Missouri Thunder 258.75-172.5 Over New York Mavericks With First Career Walk-Off Ride

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

New York Mavericks — Bob Mitchell bucked off In My Blood in 3.00 seconds; Mason Taylor rode Red Light for 86.75 points; Mauricio Gulla Moreira bucked off Lift Me Up in 6.71 seconds; Leonardo Castro rode Primo for 85.75 points; Marco Rizzo bucked off Hard Candy in 6.42 seconds

Missouri Thunder — Paulo Eduardo Rossetto rode Cracky Chan for 86.25 points; Jett Harkins bucked off True Grit in 4.24 seconds; Maverick Smith bucked off Happy Hour in 6.00 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; Grayson Cole bucked off Ridin' Dirty in 3.18 seconds; Boudreaux Campbell rode Lonnie for 80 points, New York Head Coach Kody Lostroh challenged the rider bucked off and Missouri Head Coach Ross Coleman challenged for a re-ride, ruled a qualified ride, re-ride awarded and taken; Maverick Smith rode Mo Money for 86.25 points (Re-Ride); Boudreaux Campbell rode UB Smooth for 86.25 points (Re-Ride)

New York Mavericks

2-for-5 (172.5 points)

Challenges: Boudreaux Campbell rode Lonnie for 80 points, New York Head Coach Kody Lostroh challenged the rider bucked off and Missouri Head Coach Ross Coleman challenged for a re-ride, ruled a qualified ride, re-ride awarded and taken

Missouri Thunder

3-for-5 (258.75 points)

Re-Rides: Maverick Smith bucked off Happy Hour in 6.00 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; Boudreaux Campbell rode Lonnie for 80 points, New York Head Coach Kody Lostroh challenged the rider bucked off and Missouri Head Coach Ross Coleman challenged for a re-ride, ruled a qualified ride, re-ride awarded and taken; Maverick Smith rode Mo Money for 86.25 points (Re-Ride); Boudreaux Campbell rode UB Smooth for 86.25 points (Re-Ride)

Challenges: Boudreaux Campbell rode Lonnie for 80 points, New York Head Coach Kody Lostroh challenged the rider bucked off and Missouri Head Coach Ross Coleman challenged for a re-ride, ruled a qualified ride, re-ride awarded and taken

High Score: Mason Taylor 86.75 on Red Light

Game 2 — Anaheim, Calif. — September 5, 2025

Florida Freedom Successful Early In 256.75-87.25 Outing Against The Carolina Cowboys To Open Up In Anaheim

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Carolina Cowboys — Cooper Davis bucked off Ah Hell in 6.86 seconds; Ethan Winckler bucked off Black Harbor in 4.91 seconds; Clay Guiton bucked off Lone Star in 1.86 seconds; Daylon Swearingen bucked off Money Pit in 3.67 seconds; Derek Kolbaba rode July for 87.25 points, Florida Head Coach Paulo Crimber challenged a slap on the bull, ruled a qualified ride

Florida Freedom — Thiago Salgado rode Whoa for 84.25 points; João Lucas Campos rode Caesar for 84 points, re-ride awarded and declined; Elizmar Jeremias bucked off Ace in 4.98 seconds; João Ricardo Vieira bucked off Hard Core Slinger in 2.13 seconds; John Crimber rode Rafiki for 88.5 points

Carolina Cowboys

1-for-5 (87.25 points)

Florida Freedom

3-for-5 (256.75 points)

Re-Rides: João Lucas Campos rode Caesar for 84 points, re-ride awarded and declined

Challenges: Derek Kolbaba rode July for 87.25 points, Florida Head Coach Paulo Crimber challenged a slap on the bull, ruled a qualified ride

High Score: John Crimber 88.5 on Rafiki

Game 3 — Anaheim, Calif. — September 5, 2025

Texas Rattlers Outlast Nashville Stampede in 85.25 Shutout Victory To Open Up The Weekend In Anaheim

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Nashville Stampede — Alan de Souza bucks off Tropic Thunder in 7.44 seconds; Austin Richardson rode Easy Labor for 78 points, re-ride awarded and taken; Kaiden Loud bucked off Big Red in 6.54 seconds; Anderson de Oliveira rode Stryker for 84.25 points, Texas Head Coach Cody Lambert challenged a slap, ruled a no ride in 7.80 seconds; Gustavo Luiz da Silva bucked off Ghost Face in 4.67 seconds; Austin Richardson bucks off Red Bull in 7.18 seconds (Re-Ride)

Texas Rattlers — Brady Fielder rode Cutting Edge Sugar Daddy for 85.25 points, re-ride awarded and declined; Daniel Keeping bucked off Shot Caller in 1.63 seconds; Dawson Branton bucked off Flossin in 6.05 seconds; Braidy Randolph bucked off Zorro in 3.93 seconds; Ezekiel Mitchell bucks off BRUNT Haymaker in 2.30 seconds

Nashville Stampede

0-for-5 (0 points)

Re-Rides: Austin Richardson rode Easy Labor for 78 points, re-ride awarded and taken; Kaiden Loud bucked off Big Red in 6.54 seconds; Austin Richardson bucks off Red Bull in 7.18 seconds (Re-Ride)

Texas Rattlers

1-for-5 (85.25 points)

Re-Rides: Brady Fielder rode Cutting Edge Sugar Daddy for 85.25 points, re-ride awarded and declined

Challenges: ; Anderson de Oliveira rode Stryker for 84.25 points, Texas Head Coach Cody Lambert challenged a slap, ruled a no ride in 7.80 seconds

High Score: Brady Fielder 85.25 on Cutting Edge Sugar Daddy

Game 4 — Anaheim, Calif. — September 5, 2025

Austin Gamblers Defeat Oklahoma Wildcatters 343.25-249.75 In Action-Packed Game Featuring Seven Rides

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Oklahoma Wildcatters — Wingson Henrique da Silva rode Lock 'n Load for 82 points, re-ride awarded and declined; Josh Frost rode Judgement Day for 82.75 points; Guilherme Valleiras bucked off Dirty Dave in 5.26 seconds; Kase Hitt bucked off Mercy in 5.01 seconds; Cort McFadden rode Fajita for 85 points

Austin Gamblers — Sage Steele Kimzey rode Hermes for 88.75 points; Dener Barbosa bucked off Nefarious in 5.77 seconds; Andrei Scoparo rode Unhinged for 77 points, re-ride awarded and declined; Dalton Kasel bucked off Sissys Surprise in 5.75 seconds, Head Coach Michael Gaffney challenged the bull hitting its hips, re-ride awarded and taken; Jose Vitor Leme rode Landman for 89.75 points, Oklahoma Head Coach J.B. Mauney challenged a slap, ruled a qualified ride; Callum Miller rode Lever Action for 87.75 points (Re-Ride)

Oklahoma Wildcatters

3-for-5 (249.75 points)

Re-Rides: Wingson Henrique da Silva rode Lock 'n Load for 82 points, re-ride awarded and declined

Challenges: Jose Vitor Leme rode Landman for 89.75 points, Oklahoma Head Coach J.B. Mauney challenged a slap, ruled a qualified ride

Austin Gamblers

4-for-5 (343.25 points)

Re-Rides: Andrei Scoparo rode Unhinged for 77 points, re-ride awarded and declined; Dalton Kasel bucked off Sissys Surprise in 5.75 seconds, Head Coach Michael Gaffney challenged the bull hitting its hips, re-ride awarded and taken; Callum Miller rode Lever Action for 87.75 points (Re-Ride)

Challenges: Dalton Kasel bucked off Sissys Surprise in 5.75 seconds, Head Coach Michael Gaffney challenged the bull hitting its hips, re-ride awarded and taken

High Score: Jose Vitor Leme 89.75 on Landman

Game 5 — Anaheim, Calif. — September 5, 2025

Arizona Ridge Riders Fall Just Short Of Perfection In 331.75-256 Victory Over Kansas City Outlaws In Anaheim

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Kansas City Outlaws — Koltin Hevalow bucked off Triple Aught in 7.05 seconds; Julio Cesar Marques rode I'm Him for 83.75 points; Dalton Krantz rode Jeter for 86.5 points; Jeferson Silva bucked off The Paint in 4.19 seconds; Heitor Santos Ferreira rode Smores for 85.75 points

Arizona Ridge Riders — Everton Natan da Silva rode Ezra The Great for 73.75, re-ride awarded and declined; Eduardo Aparecido bucked off Jagger in 3.44 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; Murilo Henrique de Oliveira rode There's Your Sign for 86.5 points; Luciano De Castro bucked off Doze You Down in 4.88 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; Riquelme Santos rode Blue Nerve for 85 points (Re-Ride); Keyshawn Whitehorse rode Red Popcorn for 86.5 points, Kansas City Head Coach J.W. Hart challenged a slap, ruled a qualified ride; Elzisclay dos Santos bucked off Question This in 4.18 seconds (Re-Ride), re-ride awarded and taken; Elzisclay dos Santos bucked off Mouse Trap in 2.84 seconds (Re-Ride)

Kansas City Outlaws

3-for-5 (256 points)

Challenges: Keyshawn Whitehorse rode Red Popcorn for 86.5 points, Kansas City Head Coach J.W. Hart challenged a slap, ruled a qualified ride

Arizona Ridge Riders

4-for-5 (331.75 points)

Re-Rides: Everton Natan da Silva rode Ezra The Great for 73.75, re-ride awarded and declined; Eduardo Aparecido bucked off Jagger in 3.44 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; Luciano De Castro bucked off Doze You Down in 4.88 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; Riquelme Santos rode Blue Nerve for 85 points (Re-Ride); Elzisclay dos Santos bucked off Question This in 4.18 seconds (Re-Ride), re-ride awarded and taken; Elzisclay dos Santos bucked off Mouse Trap in 2.84 seconds (Re-Ride)

High Score: Murilo Henrique de Oliveira 86.5 on There’s Your Sign, Keyshawn Whitehorse 86.5 on Red Popcorn

High Marked Bull of the Night:

Game 1 – Ridin’ Dirty 44.00, Bucked off Grayson Cole in 3.18 seconds

Game 2 – Ace 44.00, Bucked off Elizmar Jeremias in 4.98 seconds

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: