The anticipation was set and the stakes were high for the 18-year-old cowboy from Arapaho, Okla., who was one of two qualified bull riders to make the eight-second ride at the Silver State Stampede in Elko, Nev. Wacey Schalla matched up with Frontier Rodeo's Super Trooper and put together a 79-point ride. He knew what this bull was capable of and believed in his ability to rise to the challenge. "I knew what Super Trooper was and I knew he'd be good," Schalla shared. "I knew if I'd capitalize on it, it'd all go good. After I stepped off there, I was one of the first guys out. I didn't expect to win, but it worked in my favor." Read more >>> bit.ly/3y8LEY9