Shane Proctor
Name and Hometown: Shane Proctor – Grand Coulee, Washington
7-time Wrangler National Finals Rodeo Qualifier
2011 World Champion
Joined PRCA: 2007
Regular Season Earnings: $98,604
Starting 2021 NFR in 13th place
Major regular season wins –
• Rodeo Austin Xtreme Bulls at the Dell Diamond (Round Rock, Texas), $8,216
• Red Bluff (California) Round-Up, $7,050
• Calgary (Alberta) Stampede, $4,500
• Cheyenne (Wyoming) Frontier Days, $4,579
• Lea County PRCA Rodeo (Lovington, New Mexico), $3,539
• Northwest Montana Fair and Rodeo (Kalispell), $4,344
• Santa Maria (California) Elks Rodeo, $4,484
• Ellensburg (Washington) Rodeo Xtreme Bulls, $14,970
• New Mexico State Fair Xtreme Bulls (Albuquerque), $5,404
• Lion’s Dixie Roundup (St. George, Utah), $4,253
Fun Facts about Shane: A lot has happened in the six years since Shane last competed at the WNFR. That was in 2016 when he rode seven out of 10 bulls for 590 points to win the rodeo’s championship. He moved to Oklahoma where he lives with his wife, Haley. They have a daughter, Coulee, named after the place that Shane will always call home. He’s spent plenty of time horseback, helping Haley and neighbors and kept competing. He got off to a great start this year winning the bull riding on the baseball diamond in Round Rock, Texas as the 2021 season began. He was continuing to pick up checks until he broke his leg in June. He took his own cast off to compete at the Calgary Stampede and picked up where he left off. Now the whole family is preparing for a trip to Las Vegas. At 36, Shane is the oldest in the field of bull riders this year.