The Utah State University Eastern Rodeo Team closed out their fall season on a high note as they hosted their home rodeo October 3rd–4th in Price, Utah. The event was filled with great competition, hometown support, and impressive performances from the Eagles.

Leading the charge for USU Eastern was Saydee Davis, who dominated the breakaway roping, winning first in the long round, first in the short round, and first in the average. Davis's consistent success has her sitting first in the region in both breakaway roping and barrel racing, and second in the women's all-around standings.

Byron Christiansen had a standout weekend as well, finishing second in the saddle bronc riding and eighth in the team roping. His strong performances have him holding the number one spot in the region in saddle bronc riding heading into the spring season.

In the team roping, Howdy Jackson and Stace Gilbert both made solid showings. Jackson finished second overall, and Gilbert took sixth, helping the team rack up valuable points. Jackson is currently third in the region in the team roping standings.

The home rodeo was not only a fun and successful event but also a great way to close out the fall run. The team now looks forward to the spring season with several athletes sitting at the top of their events and eager to continue their momentum.