FORT WORTH, Texas – The Florida Freedom (22-6) extended its PBR Camping World Team Series record-setting win total to 22, beating the Carolina Cowboys (14-14) 342.25-250.75.

Improving to 22-6 on the season, Florida again went 4-for-5 during the second night of competition inside Dickies Arena, receiving contributions from MVP frontrunner Thiago Salgado (85.25), Alex Cerqueira (85.5), John Crimber (86.5) and Joao Lucas Campos (87.5).

Carolina dropped to 14-14 on the year despite Cooper Davis (81.25), Clay Guiton (82.5) and Jess Lockwood (87) each making the requisite 8.

Riquelme Santos recorded an 86-pointer in re-ride fashion to put the finishing touches on the Arizona Ridge Riders’ 257.5-168.75 win against the Nashville Stampede.

Keyshawn Whitehorse delivered in the bottom of the fifth after Santos had already sealed the deal for Arizona (18-10), snapping their four-game losing streak. Nashville’s Daniel Feitosa recorded a night-two-high 90.5 points during his matchup against American Made. The Stampede are now 9-19.

After spending the summer away from PBR competition, Chase Dougherty stepped in and stepped up for the Missouri Thunder. His game-high 88.5 points during the Thunder’s second out and his first of the 2025 Teams season held up and Missouri (12-16) edged the New York Mavericks 88.5–86.5. The Mavericks dropped to 6-22.

The Kansas City Outlaws breathed some life into their postseason push courtesy of a tight 86.5-82.75 victory against the Oklahoma Wildcatters. JaCauy Hale drew first blood via an 82.75-pointer early, but it was Natanael Serra Aires’ late-game conversion which made the ultimate difference in the two-ride contest. Both teams now have identical 10-18 records, but by virtue of tie breaker points, the No. 7 Outlaws are above the Wildcatters in the cutline for the 3-way play-in game in Las Vegas to start the 2025 playoffs.

The host Texas Rattlers (18-10) weren’t able to knock off in-state rival Austin Gamblers inside Dickies Arena, falling 177.25-0 Saturday night. Sage Steele Kimzey (88.75) and Kaique Pacheco (88.5) teamed up for Austin’s 20th win of the season against eight losses. For the first time in four years, the Rattlers, who had won a league-record 10 straight games on home turf, lost in Fort Worth.

The final slate of Rattler Days competition begins at 1:45 p.m. CT at Dickies Arena Sunday, Sept. 28.

Day 2, Game 6 — Fort Worth, Texas — September 27, 2025

Florida Freedom Extend PBR Teams Regular Season Record Win Count to 22 via 342.5-250.75 Victory Over Carolina Cowboys

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Carolina Cowboys — Cooper Davis rode Kiowa Havoc for 81.25 points; Ramon Fiorini bucked off The Paint in 2.06 seconds; Clay Guiton rode Body Bag for 82.5 points; Jess Lockwood rode Chateau Montelena’s Montana Jacket for 87 points; Derek Kolbaba bucked off Kill Switch in 3.92 seconds

Florida Freedom — Thiago Salgado rode Shank for 85.25 points; Joao Ricardo failed to exit the chutes atop Bex Red Eye, re-ride awarded and accepted, Joao Ricardo Vieira rode Rip for 85 points; Joao Lucas Campos bucked off Smack Ya in 5.1 seconds; Alex Cerqueira rode Ghost Face for 85.5 points; John Crimber rode Love Country for 86.5 points

Carolina Cowboys

3-for-5 (250.75 points)

Florida Freedom

4-for-5 (342.25 points)

Re-Rides: Joao Ricardo Vieira rode Rip for 85 points

High Score: Jess Lockwood 87 points on Chateau Montelena’s Montana Jacket

Day 2, Game 7 — Fort Worth, Texas — September 27, 2025

Arizona Ridge Riders Outlast Nashville Stampede 257.5-168.75 During Second Night of PBR Teams Competition at Dickies Arena

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Nashville Stampede — Alan de Souza rode Fatal Attraction for 78.25 points; Daniel Feitosa rode American Made for 90.5 points; Rogerio Venancio bucked off Sucker Pop in 7.8 seconds; Kaiden Loud bucked off Army Slasher in 3.14 seconds; Cody Jesus bucked off Purple Rain in 1.93 seconds

Arizona Ridge Riders — Everton Natan da Silva bucked off Mercy in 2.93 seconds; Eduardo Aparecido rode Red Dirt for 78.25 points, re-ride offered and accepted, Riquelme Santos rode Alakazoo for 86 points; Murilo Henrique de Oliveira bucked off Chico in 3.95 seconds; Luciano De Castro rode Night Agent for 87.5 points; Keyshawn Whitehorse rode Lap Dancer for 84 points

Nashville Stampede

2-for-5 (168.75 points)

Arizona Ridge Riders

3-for-5 (257.5 points)

High Score: Daniel Feitosa 90.5 points on American Made

Day 2, Game 8 — Fort Worth, Texas — September 27, 2025

Chase Dougherty Converts 2025 PBR Teams Debut into Game-Winning Ride as Missouri Thunder Secure 88.5-86.5 Win Over New York Mavericks

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

New York Mavericks — Bob Mitchell bucked off Soul Train in 5.52 seconds; Julio Cesar Marques bucked off Noslaw Extrasauce in 7.43 seconds; Leonardo Castro rode Late Night Toss for 86.5 points; Cannon Cravens bucked off M.A.C.A. in 2.59 seconds; Marco Rizzo bucked off Woddy in 2.5 seconds

Missouri Thunder — Paulo Eduardo Rossetto bucked off Constant Payne in 3.69 seconds; Chase Dougherty rode Stryker for 88.5 points; Maverick Smith bucked off Fire Fight in 3.78 seconds; Andrew Alvidrez bucked off Boot Barn’s Skunk Kitty in 7.24 seconds, Head Coach Ross Coleman challenged a bull fault, re-ride declined; Boudreaux Campbell bucked off Crazy Party in 4.57 seconds

New York Mavericks

1-for-5 (86.5 points)

Missouri Thunder

1-for-5 (88.5 points)

Challenges: Head Coach Ross Coleman challenged a bull fault, re-ride declined

High Score: Chase Dougherty 88.5 points on Stryker

Day 2, Game 9 — Fort Worth, Texas — September 27, 2025

Natanael Serra Aires Clinches Late 86.5-82.75 Victory Against Oklahoma Wildcatters via Walk-Off Heroics

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Oklahoma Wildcatters — Josh Frost bucked off Triple Aught in 6.24 seconds; JaCauy Hale rode Big Jake for 82.75 points; Tate Pollmeier bucked off Benjamin Ranklin in 4.64 seconds; Wingson Henrique da Silva bucked off Night Prowler in 5.4 seconds; Kase Hitt bucked off Hard Candy in 5.13 seconds

Kansas City Outlaws — Koltin Hevalow bucked off Brett’s Silver Eagle in 1.14 seconds, Head Coach J.W. Hart challenged that the bull made contact with the chutes, re-ride declined; Alison dos Santos bucked off PIF in 5.48 seconds; Dalton Krantz bucked off Murrell in 6.53 seconds; Eric Henrique Domingos bucked off Ridin’ Dirty in 2.32 seconds; Heitor Santos Ferreira bucked off Mystified, re-ride awarded and accepted, Natanael Serra Aires rode Smooth Violation for 86.5 points

Oklahoma Wildcatters

1-for-5 (82.75 points)

Kansas City Outlaws

1-for-5 (86.5 points)

Challenges: Head Coach J.W. Hart challenged that the bull made contact with the chutes, re-ride declined

High Score: Natanael Serra Aires 86.5 points on Smooth Violation

Day 2, Game 10 — Fort Worth, New York — September 27, 2025

Austin Gamblers Defeat Hometown Texas Rattlers 177.25-0, Further Fuel Lone Star State Rivalry

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Austin Gamblers — Sage Steele Kimzey rode Greasy Bend for 88.75 points; Kaique Pacheco rode Snap Chatter for 88.5 points; Dener Barbosa bucked off Boss Hoggin in 4.62 seconds; Callum Miller bucked off Coach in 2.55 seconds; Lucas Divino bucked off Outlaw in 2.16 seconds

Texas Rattlers — Brady Fielder bucked off Cookie in 5.41 seconds; Daniel Keeping bucked off Nacho Night in 6.96 seconds; Braidy Randolph bucked off Big Man in 5.4 seconds; Ezekiel Mitchell bucked off Dana White’s Playmate in 5.21 seconds; Claudio Montanha Jr. bucked off BRUNT Haymaker in 1.5 seconds

Austin Gamblers

2-for-5 (177.25 points)

Texas Rattlers

0-for-5 (0 points)

High Score: Sage Kimzey 88.75 points on Greasy Bend

High Marked Bull of the Night: Game 4 – Ridin’ Dirty 45.5 points, Bucked off Eric Henrique Domingos in 2.32 seconds

PBR Teams Season Standings:

Here are the current Team standings for the regular season after the final day of competition for the PBR Camping World Team Series in Belmont Park, New York: