Montana State University announced on April 6 that its Spring Rodeo will take place from Thursday, April 9 through Sunday, April 12, at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse on the university campus. This event marks the only home competition of the season for MSU’s rodeo teams.
The Spring Rodeo will feature two separate events: one spanning Thursday and Friday, and another covering Saturday and Sunday. Visiting teams from across the region are expected to participate. The schedule includes performance rounds starting at 7 p.m. on both Thursday and Friday evenings, with slack beginning at 10 a.m. each morning. Saturday follows a similar format with slack in the morning and performance rounds in the evening, while Sunday’s short-go performance is set for 1 p.m.
Seating is reserved for all sessions inside the Fieldhouse, with single-day tickets starting at $17. Children aged two and under can attend free if seated on a guardian’s lap. Tickets are available online or by phone through MSU’s ticketing service. For those unable to attend in person, live coverage will be provided via livestream on the Cowboy Channel app as well as broadcast across Montana through Scripps network channels.
The MSU rodeo team’s full schedule is posted online alongside further details about this year’s Spring Rodeo event.
Montana State University enrolls approximately 17,165 students split evenly between residents and nonresidents according to its official website. The university leads research funding in Montana with annual expenditures exceeding $288 million according to its official website.
MSU operates as Montana’s land-grant institution focusing on research, education, community outreach and addressing key challenges according to its official website. It also ranks among the top five percent of global universities per Center for World University Rankings as reported by its official site.
The university extends its influence beyond academics by contributing to communities through volunteer efforts and research aimed at improving lives and environmental conditions according to information provided by MSU. Its Bozeman location offers access to outdoor recreation amid vast wilderness while supporting extensive academic programs along with public service initiatives according to MSU’s overview.