ANAHEIM, Calif. – In a PBR Teams clash of the league leaders on Sunday afternoon in Anaheim, the No. 2 Florida Freedom made a very loud statement in annihilating the No. 1 Austin Gamblers 434.25 – 0, riding all five of their bulls for the second-highest game point total in PBR Teams history.

The Freedom beat the 2024 league champions Gamblers for the third time this season, recording their second perfect game in 2025, leaving both teams at 15-5 atop the PBR Camping World Team Series Standings.

Thiago Salgado started off the Freedom with 87.5 aboard Triton followed by 83.75 points by João Ricardo Vieira on Money Pit. João Lucas Campos, 87 on Late Night Toss, and Elizmar Jeremias, 87.25 on Ridin’ Dirty, set the stage for John Crimber to finish the 5-for-5 game by scoring a game-high 88.75 points on Mo Money to clinch the perfect game shutout.

The 2024 league MVP then laid down the gauntlet in a live interview on the CW Network.
“I’m not really much of a fan of the Austin Gamblers. They don’t like us too much. You can go ahead and rename that team Florida Gamblers ‘cause we own that team,” Crimber said.

Meantime, the Arizona Ridge Riders (15-5) finished a sizzling weekend in California with three more qualified rides on Sunday to beat the New York 254.5-246.75 to rise to 15-5 on the season as New York fell to 3-17. Everton Natan da Silva bested Flossin for 86 points, followed by an 86.75-point ride by Riquelme Santos shortly after on Brett’s Silver Eagle. The winning ride came down to Luciano De Castro, lasting eight on Electric Kitty for the win. That score allowed Arizona to tie for the league record for qualified rides in a weekend with 11.

A week ahead of their homestand, the Carolina Cowboys (8-12) carry in momentum, taking their second win of the weekend over the injury-depleted Kansas City Outlaws (8-12) 177-170.25 Sunday afternoon. Two-time World Champion Jess Lockwood recorded Carolina’s first ride of 89 points on top Love County before Clay Guiton bested Black Harbor for 88 points to extend the lead. A late ride by the Outlaws’ Heitor Santos Ferreira on Question This for 84.25 came up just short for Kansas City.

The Missouri Thunder closed out the weekend in a winning way, improving to 9-11 after a 173.25-170.5 outing against the 6-14 Nashville Stampede. Both squads earned two rides with the Thunder’s Paulo Eduardo Rossetto riding Hookie Monster for 85.75 points and Boudreaux Campbell scoring 87.5 on In My Blood. Alan de Souza (83.75) and Gustavo Luiz da Silva (86.75) collected two rides for the Stampede.

The Texas Rattlers (13-7) had back-to-back rides out of the gate that ultimately downed the Oklahoma Wildcatters (7-13) for the Rattlers’ fifth straight win. The 169.75-0 shutout began with Brady Fielder riding Cutting Edge Sugar Daddy for 83.75 points then Claudio Montanha Jr. tacking on 86 more points against Cracky Chan.

The PBR Camping World Team Series resumes action in Greensboro, North Carolina, Sep. 12-14 with Cowboy Days. Competition Friday begins at 7:45 p.m. ET Sept. 12; Saturday, Sept. 13 at 7:45 p.m. ET; and Sunday, Sept. 14 at 12:15 p.m. ET. Tickets are available at ticketmaster.com, PBR.com, or by calling PBR customer service at (800) 732-1727.

Tickets are available at ticketmaster.com, PBR.com, or by calling PBR customer service at (800) 732-1727.

The game matchups for the opening night of competition in Anaheim on Sept. 12 are:

-            New York Mavericks vs. Texas Rattlers

-            Kansas City Outlaws vs. Oklahoma Wildcatters

-            Arizona Ridge Riders vs. Austin Gamblers

-            Nashville Stampede vs. Florida Freedom

-            Missouri Thunder vs. Carolina Cowboys

Day 3, Game 11 — Anaheim, Calif. — September 7, 2025

Carolina Cowboys Edge Kansas City Outlaws 177-170.25 for Second Win at PBR Teams: Anaheim

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Carolina Cowboys — Adriano Salgado bucked off Stryker in 2.99 seconds; Jess Lockwood rode Love County for 89 points; Clay Guiton rode Black Harbor for 88 points; Cooper Davis bucked off Dynamite in 2.58 seconds; Derek Kolbaba bucked off Heavy Load in 3.26 seconds, Head Coach Jerome Davis challenged the bull hit the gate, ruled no ride

Kansas City Outlaws — Koltin Hevalow rode Rafiki for 86 points; Dalton Krantz bucked off Jeter in 5.88 seconds; Julio Cesar Marques bucked off Primo in 5.86 seconds; Jeferson Silva bucked off Ghost Face in 6.16 seconds; Heitor Santos Ferreira rode Question This for 84.25 points

Carolina Cowboys

2-for-5 (177 points)

Challenges: Derek Kolbaba bucked off Heavy Load in 3.26 seconds, Head Coach Jerome Davis challenged the bull hit the gate, ruled no ride

Kansas City Outlaws

2-for-5 (170.25 points)

High Score: Jess Lockwood 89 on Love County

Day 3, Game 12 — Anaheim, Calif. — September 7, 2025

Missouri Thunder Defeat Nashville Stampede 173.25-170.5 In Anaheim Finale Amidst Re-Ride-Filled Matchup

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Nashville Stampede — Alan de Souza rode Red Light for 83.75 points; Austin Richardson Hold On Loosely in 1.84 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; Anderson de Oliveira bucked off War Boy in 7.36 seconds; Damião Soares bucked off There’s Your Sign in 3.62 seconds; Kaiden Loud bucked off Fat Lip in 3.84 seconds (Re-Ride); Gustavo Luiz da Silva bucked off Uncle Pete in 4.24 seconds, Head Coach Justin McBride challenged a chute foul, re-ride awarded and taken; Gustavo Luiz Da Silva rode Lever Action for 86.75 points (Re-Ride)

Missouri Thunder — Paulo Eduardo Rossetto rode Hookie Monster for 85.75 points; Maverick Smith bucked off Smores in 7.60 seconds, Head Coach Ross Coleman challenged he stayed on, ruled no ride; Macaulie Leather bucked off True Grit in 5.61 seconds; Vitor Losnake couldn’t mount Triple Aught, re-ride awarded and taken; Boudreaux Campbell rode In My Blood for 87.5 points; Vitor Losnake bucked off Landman in 4.90 seconds (Re-Ride)

Nashville Stampede

2-for-5 (170.5 points)

Re-Rides: Austin Richardson Hold On Loosely in 1.84 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; Kaiden Loud bucked off Fat Lip in 3.84 seconds (Re-Ride); Gustavo Luiz da Silva bucked off Uncle Pete in 4.24 seconds, Head Coach Justin McBride challenged a chute foul, re-ride awarded and taken; Gustavo Luiz Da Silva rode Lever Action for 86.75 points (Re-Ride)

Shifted Outs: Kaiden Loud took the re-ride attempt for Austin Richardson

Challenges: Gustavo Luiz da Silva bucked off Uncle Pete in 4.24 seconds, Head Coach Justin McBride challenged a chute foul, re-ride awarded and taken

Missouri Thunder

2-for-5 (173.25 points)

Re-Rides: Vitor Losnake couldn’t mount Triple Aught, re-ride awarded and taken; Boudreaux Campbell rode In My Blood for 87.5 points; Vitor Losnake bucked off Landman in 4.90 seconds (Re-Ride)

Shifted Outs:

Challenges: Maverick Smith bucked off Smores in 7.60 seconds, Head Coach Ross Coleman challenged he stayed on, ruled no ride

High Score: Boudreaux Campbell 87.5 on In My Blood

Day 3, Game 13 — Anaheim, Calif. — September 7, 2025

Florida Freedom Annihilate  League No. 1 Austin Gamblers 434.25-0 in Second Perfect Game of Season  for

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Florida Freedom — Thiago Salgado rode Triton for 87.5 points; João Ricardo Vieira rode Money Pit for 83.75 points; João Lucas Campos rode Late Night Toss for 87 points; Elizmar Jeremias rode Ridin’ Dirty for 87.25 points, Austin Head Coach Michael Gaffney challenged an early buck off, ruled a qualified ride; John Crimber rode Mo Money for 88.75 points

Austin Gamblers — Sage Steele Kimzey bucked off Hard Candy in 6.27 seconds; Lucas Divino bucked off Fatal Attraction in 6.46 seconds; Callum Miller Body Bag in 4.26 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken, Florida Head Coach challenged there was no chute foul, re-ride upheld; Dener Barbosa bucked off Shot Caller in 2.48 seconds; Andrei Scoparo bucked off Hermes in 3.54 seconds (Re-Ride); Ramon de Lima bucked off Triple Cross in 2.41 seconds

Florida Freedom

5-for-5 (434.25 points)

Challenges: Callum Miller Body Bag in 4.26 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken, Florida Head Coach challenged there was no chute foul, re-ride upheld

Austin Gamblers

0-for-5 (0 points)

Re-Rides: Callum Miller Body Bag in 4.26 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken, Florida Head Coach challenged there was no chute foul, re-ride upheld; Andrei Scoparo bucked off Hermes in 3.54 seconds (Re-Ride)

Shifted Outs: Dener Barbosa rode Shot Caller for Dalton Kasel, Andrei Scoparo took Callum Miller’s re-ride attempt; Ramon de Lima rode Triple Cross for Jose Vitor Leme

Challenges: Elizmar Jeremias rode Ridin’ Dirty for 87.25 points, Austin Head Coach Michael Gaffney challenged an early buck off, ruled a qualified ride

High Score: John Crimber 88.75 points on Mo Money

Day 3, Game 14 — Anaheim, Calif. — September 7, 2025

Texas Rattlers Shut Out Oklahoma Wildcatters 169.75-0 in Anaheim with Fifth Straight Win

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Texas Rattlers — Brady Fielder rode Cutting Edge Sugar Daddy for 83.75 points; Claudio Montanha Jr. rode Cracky Chan for 86 points, Oklahoma Head Coach J.B. Mauney challenged a slap, ruled a qualified ride; Ezekiel Mitchell bucked off American Hustle in 2.73 seconds; Daniel Keeping bucked off Shank in 6.55 seconds, Head Coach Cody Lambert challenged a chute foul, ruled no ride; Dawson Branton bucked off Nefarious in 6.14 seconds

Oklahoma Wildcatters — Eduardo Matos bucked off Lift Me Up in 3.74 seconds; Josh Frost bucked off Blue Nerve in 3.66 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; Guilherme Valleiras bucked off Uncle Doc 1.68 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; Kase Hitt bucked off BRUNT Haymaker in 3.88 seconds; Josh Frost bucked off UB Smooth in 5.51 seconds (Re-Ride); Cort McFadden bucked off Red Dirt in 2.63 seconds; Wingson Henrique da Silva bucked off July in 4.72 seconds (Re-Ride)

Texas Rattlers

2-for-5 (169.75 points)

Challenges: Daniel Keeping bucked off Shank in 6.55 seconds, Head Coach Cody Lambert challenged a chute foul, ruled no ride

Oklahoma Wildcatters

0-for-5 (0 points)

Re-Rides: Josh Frost bucked off Blue Nerve in 3.66 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; Guilherme Valleiras bucked off Uncle Doc 1.68 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; Josh Frost bucked off UB Smooth in 5.51 seconds (Re-Ride); Wingson Henrique da Silva bucked off July in 4.72 seconds (Re-Ride)

Challenges: Claudio Montanha Jr. rode Cracky Chan for 86 points, Oklahoma Head Coach J.B. Mauney challenged a slap, ruled a qualified ride

High Score: Claudio Montanha Jr. 86 on Cracky Chan

Day 3, Game 15 — Anaheim, Calif. — September 7, 2025

Arizona Ridge Riders Outlast New York Mavericks 254.5-246.75 in Anaheim to Move to 15-5 and Tie for Most Wins in PBR Teams

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Arizona Ridge Riders — Everton Natan da Silva rode Flossin for 86 points; Riquelme Santos rode Brett’s Silver Eagle for 86.75 points; Murilo Henrique de Oliveira bucked off Boss Hoggin in 2.78 seconds; Luciano De Castro rode Electric Kitty for 81.25 points; Keyshawn Whitehorse bucked off The Paint in 4.96 seconds

New York Mavericks — Bob Mitchell rode Big Red for 83.5 points; Leonardo Castro bucked off Zorro in 6.46 seconds; Mauricio Gulla Moreira rode Doze You Down for 88.5 points; Mason Taylor bucked off Mercy in 2.05 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; Marco Rizzo bucked off Dixie Flash in 4.17 seconds, Head Coach Kody Lostroh challenged he didn’t touch the bull, ruled a qualified ride for 74.75 points, re-ride awarded and declined; Mason Taylor bucked off Ah Hell in 2.43 seconds (Re-Ride)

Arizona Ridge Riders

3-for-5 (254.5 points)

New York Mavericks

3-for-5 (246.75 points)

Re-Rides: Mason Taylor bucked off Mercy in 2.05 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; Mason Taylor bucked off Ah Hell in 2.43 seconds (Re-Ride)

Challenges: Marco Rizzo bucked off Dixie Flash in 4.17 seconds, Head Coach Kody Lostroh challenged he didn’t touch the bull, ruled a qualified ride for 74.75 points, re-ride awarded and declined

High Score: Mauricio Gulla Moreira 88.5 on Doze You Down

High Marked Bull of the Night:

Game 11 – Ghost Face 43.75; Bucked off Jeferson Silva

Game 12 – Fat Lip 43.75; Bucked off Kaiden Loud

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 Anaheim, Calif.: