BELMONT PARK, N.Y. - The Florida Freedom claimed their eighth straight victory at UBS Arena Thursday night, rising to 19-5, tying for the league record for most games won in a single season with 11 more games to go in the 2025 season.

The victory came over the Missouri Thunder 253-86.75 who fell to 10-14. Thiago Salgado put the Freedom on the board in the first with 88.25 against Wicked Solo. Salgado, the league’s MVP Race leader, rode his 18th bull to remain one ahead of Brady Fielder for the Texas Rattlers. João Ricardo Vieira then lasted eight on Mississippi Mercenary for 75.75 points and declined a re-ride option. John Crimber closed it out with a game-high 89 points, besting Hard Eight for eight.

The Austin Gamblers rode four bulls against the Kansas City Outlaws for a 338.5-84.5 win, rising to a 17-7 record and second in the standings. Kansas City fell to 8-16 on the season. Leadoff man Sage Steele Kimzey earned the first ride of the night on I’ll Make Ya Famous for 86 points. Dener Barbosa danced with Jonah Hex for 79.75 points while declining a re-ride attempt. Next to put points on the board was Dalton Kasel with 84.25 on 38 Special before Jose Vitor Leme silenced the crowd with an 88.5-point ride, the highest score of the game.

The Carolina Cowboys improved to an even 12-12 record with their sixth-straight victory 260.5-169.5 over the Oklahoma Wildcatters who fell to 8-16. Adriano Salgado bested Hay Train for 84.5 points for the Cowboys’ initial ride, followed by Glay Guiton atop Blue Silhouette for 86.5 points. 2016 World Champion Cooper Davis’ 89.5 on Lights Out was the game’s highest score. Two rides by the Wildcatters would fall just short in the outing.

In the Mavericks Days opening night finale, the Nashville Stampede edged host New York Mavericks 258.5-255 in a shootout. Alan de Soza clinched the first ride of the game for 87.5 points against Eyes On Me. Cody Jesus followed with 87.5 aboard Bex Red Eye, and Daniel Feitosa put the game out of reach with 83.5 on Black Velvet. Marco Rizzo had a chance to walk it off for the Mavericks, for the second straight game, but while making the 8 he fell short on points.

In a tale of one ride to open up Maverick Days, the Texas Rattlers shut out the Arizona Ridge Riders 84.75-0 to rise to 15-9 as the Ridge Riders fell to 17-7. Brady Fielder rode Josey Wales for 84.75 points in the lone ride needed for the Rattlers. Fielder’s ride was his 17th of the season while marking his fifth straight qualified ride.

Day two of the action continues at UBS Arena at 7:45 p.m. ET Friday night, streaming exclusively on FOX Nation to continue the New York Mavericks’ homestand.

Game 1 — Belmont Park, New York — September 18, 2025

Brady Fielder’s Ride is Enough for Texas Rattlers to Down Arizona Ridge Riders 84.75-0 to Open Up Maverick Days in Belmont Park

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Texas Rattlers — Brady Fielder rode Josey Wales for 84.75 points; Dawson Branton bucked off Bam Bam in 4.35 seconds; Trace Redd bucked off Boot Barn's Tyrone in 6.14 seconds; Braidy Randolph Gone Rogue in 4.85 seconds; Ezekiel Mitchell bucked off The Kraken in 2.72 seconds

Arizona Ridge Riders — Everton Natan da Silva was disqualified against Hay Ring due to clock violation; Eduardo Aparecido bucked off Boot Barn's Pack Rat in 1.64 seconds; Elzisclay dos Santos bucked off Pneu-Dart's Chief Wahoo in 3.86 seconds; Luciano De Castro rode Barbarosa for 86.75 points, Rattlers’ Head Coach Cody Lambert challenged an early touch, ruled a touch at 6.76 seconds; Keyshawn Whitehorse couldn’t mount Fringe Minority, re-ride awarded and taken; Murilo Henrique de Oliveira bucked off Bomb Diggity in 7.76 seconds, Head Coach Colby Yates challenges he lasted the full eight, ruled a no ride (Re-Ride)

Texas Rattlers

1-for-5 (84.75 points)

Challenges: Luciano De Castro rode Barbarosa for 86.75 points, Rattlers’ Head Coach Cody Lambert challenged an early touch, ruled a touch at 6.76 seconds

Arizona Ridge Riders

0-for-5 (0 points)

Re-Rides: Keyshawn Whitehorse couldn’t mount Fringe Minority, re-ride awarded and taken; Murilo Henrique de Oliveira bucked off Bomb Diggity in 7.76 seconds, Head Coach Colby Yates challenges he lasted the full eight, ruled a no ride (Re-Ride)

Shifted Outs: Murilo Henrique de Oliveira took Keyshawn Whitehorse’s re-ride attempt

Challenges: Murilo Henrique de Oliveira bucked off Bomb Diggity in 7.76 seconds, Head Coach Colby Yates challenges he lasted the full eight, ruled a no ride

High Score: Brady Fielder 84.75 on Josey Wales

Game 2 — Belmont Park, New York — September 18, 2025

Austin Gamblers Dominate in 338.5-84.5 Victory Over Kansas City Outlaws, Come Eight Seconds Short of Perfection

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Kansas City Outlaws — Koltin Hevalow rode Big X for 84.5 points; Pablo Soares bucked off Rank Hank in 6.83 seconds; Heitor Santos Ferreira bucked off Down Payment in 4.91 seconds; Eric Henrique Domingos bucked off Preachers Kid in 3.52 seconds; Sandro Batista bucked off Karla's Pure Country in 2.28 seconds

Austin Gamblers — Sage Steele Kimzey rode I'll Make Ya Famous for 86 points; Dener Barbosa rode Jonah Hex for 79.75 points, re-ride awarded and declined; Andrei Scoparo bucked off Magic Potion in 4.28 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; Dalton Kasel rode 38 Special for 84.25 points; Jose Vitor Leme rode Wicked In a Winning Way for 88.5 points; Ednélio Rodrigues bucked off Velvet Revolver in 1.19 seconds, Head Coach Michael Gaffney challenged a chute foul, ruled a no ride (Re-Ride)

Kansas City Outlaws

1-for-5 (84.5 points)

Austin Gamblers

4-for-5 (338.5 points)

Re-Rides: Andrei Scoparo bucked off Magic Potion in 4.28 seconds, re-ride awarded and taken; Ednélio Rodrigues bucked off Velvet Revolver in 1.19 seconds, Head Coach Michael Gaffney challenged a chute foul, ruled a no ride (Re-Ride)

Shifted Outs: Ednélio Rodrigues took Andrei Scoparo’s re-ride attempt

Challenges: Ednélio Rodrigues bucked off Velvet Revolver in 1.19 seconds, Head Coach Michael Gaffney challenged a chute foul, ruled a no ride (Re-Ride)

High Score: Jose Vitor Leme 88.5 on Wicked In a Winning Way

Game 3 — Belmont Park, New York — September 18, 2025

Carolina Cowboys Edge Oklahoma Wildcatters 260.5-169.5 to Win Sixth Straight to Open Maverick Days

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Carolina Cowboys — Cooper Davis couldn’t mount Joe Cool, re-ride awarded and taken; Adriano Salgado rode Hay Train for 84.5 points; Clay Guiton rode Blue Silhouette for 86.5 points; Cooper Davis rode Lights Out for 89.5 points (Re-Ride); Ethan Winckler bucked off Say When in 3.60 seconds; Derek Kolbaba bucked off Gaucho in 2.95 seconds

Oklahoma Wildcatters — Wingson Henrique da Silva bucked off Foolish Pride in 3.73 seconds; Josh Frost rode Wild Card for 84.5 points; Eduardo Matos rode Sir Lion for 84.5 points, re-ride awarded and taken; Guilherme Valleiras bucked off Let Him Fly in 4.65 seconds; Cort McFadden bucked off Socks In A Box in 4.29 seconds; Kase Hitt Feeds rode Red River for 85 points (Re-Ride)

Carolina Cowboys

3-for-5 (260.5 points)

Re-Rides: Cooper Davis couldn’t mount Joe Cool, re-ride awarded and taken; Cooper Davis rode Lights Out for 89.5 points (Re-Ride)

Oklahoma Wildcatters

2-for-5 (169.5 points)

Re-Rides: Eduardo Matos rode Sir Lion for 84.5 points, re-ride awarded and taken; Kase Hitt Feeds rode Red River for 85 points (Re-Ride)

Shifted Outs: Kase Hitt took Eduardo Matos’ re-ride attempt

High Score: Cooper Davis 89.5 on Lights Out

Game 4 — Belmont Park, New York — September 18, 2025

Florida Freedom Remain Sizzlin’ Hot with Eighth Straight Win 253-86.75 Over Missouri Thunder, Tying League Record for Most Wins

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Missouri Thunder — Paulo Eduardo Rossetto rode Malibu's Top Dawg for 86.75 points; Maverick Smith bucked off Rockville in 2.62 seconds, re-ride awarded, Head Coach Ross Coleman challenged no touch, ruled a a re-ride and taken; Andrew Alvidrez bucked off Cramer in 4.08 seconds; Vitor Losnake bucked off Snuggles in 2.19 seconds; Maverick Smith rode Mike’s Motive for 87.75 points, Florida Head Coach Paulo Crimber challenged a touch, ruled a touch in 6.83 seconds (Re-Ride); Boudreaux Campbell bucked off The Player in 1.84 seconds

Florida Freedom — Thiago Salgado rode Wicked Solo for 88.25 points; João Ricardo Vieira rode Mississippi Mercenary for 75.75 points, re-ride awarded and declined; João Lucas Campos bucked off L.A.  in 4.51 seconds; Yan Victor Cunha bucked off Home Slice in 4.90 seconds; John Crimber rode Hard Eight for 89 points

Missouri Thunder

1-for-5 (86.75 points)

Re-Rides: Maverick Smith bucked off Rockville in 2.62 seconds, re-ride awarded, Head Coach Ross Coleman challenged no touch, ruled a re-ride and taken; Maverick Smith rode Mike’s Motive for 87.75 points, Florida Head Coach Paulo Crimber challenged a touch, ruled a touch in 6.83 seconds (Re-Ride)

Challenges: Maverick Smith bucked off Rockville in 2.62 seconds, re-ride awarded, Head Coach Ross Coleman challenged no touch, ruled a re-ride and taken

Florida Freedom

3-for-5 (253 points)

Re-Rides: João Ricardo Vieira rode Mississippi Mercenary for 75.75 points, re-ride awarded and declined

Challenges: Maverick Smith rode Mike’s Motive for 87.75 points, Florida Head Coach Paulo Crimber challenged a touch, ruled a touch in 6.83 seconds (Re-Ride)

High Score: John Crimber 89 on Hard Eight

Game 5 — Belmont Park, New York — September 18, 2025

Nashville Stampede Upset New York Mavericks During Home Opener 258.5-255 in Thrilling Showdown

*Denotes a RR attempt.

^Denotes a declined RR.

OUTS

Nashville Stampede — Alan de Souza bucked off Eyes On Me in 4.10 seconds, Head Coach Justin McBride challenged a no touch, ruled a qualified ride for 87.5 points; Cody Jesus rode Bex Red Eye for 87.5 points; Rogério Venâncio bucked off Project X in 5.37 seconds; Daniel Feitosa rode Black Velvet for 83.5 points; Gustavo Luiz da Silva bucked off Mustache Man in 5.39 seconds, Head Coach Justin McBride challenged a bull foul and time, ruled a no ride

New York Mavericks — Bob Mitchell rode Vanilla Bean for 85 points; Leonardo Castro rode Raider for 86 points; Mauricio Gulla Moreira bucked off Sweet Action in 3.72 seconds; Alison dos Santos bucked off Hunting Trip in 3.32 seconds; Marco Rizzo rode Hoobastank for 84 points

Nashville Stampede

3-for-5 (258.5 points)

Challenges: Gustavo Luiz da Silva bucked off Mustache Man in 5.39 seconds, Head Coach Justin McBride challenged a bull foul, ruled a no ride

New York Mavericks

3-for-5 (255 points)

High Score: Alan de Souza 87.5 on Eyes On Me, Cody Jesus 87.5 on Bex Red Eye

High Marked Bull of the Night: Game 4 – L.A. 44.50; Bucked off João Lucas Campos

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 Greensboro, North Carolina:

September 19 Game Schedule

Here are the game matchups for the second day of action for the PBR Camping World Team Series event in Belmont Park, New York on Friday, September 19:

Arizona Ridge Riders vs. Kansas City Outlaws

Texas Rattlers vs. Missouri Thunder

Oklahoma Wildcatters vs. Nashville Stampede

Austin Gamblers vs. Florida Freedom

Carolina Cowboys vs. New York Mavericks