More than a Scholarship

Every year, the John Yore Rodeo Foundation is committed to investing in at least one young rodeo athlete. What begins as a scholarship becomes a two-year journey of mentorship, goal setting, consistency, and relationships that last far beyond graduation.

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Meet our Recipients

Every scholarship recipient becomes part of the John Yore Rodeo Foundation family. While every journey is unique, they all share one thing in common—a commitment to growth, gratitude, and carrying Grampa John's legacy forward.

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Learn More About Brinlee
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Continue the Legacy
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