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Big Crowd Boosts DC3 Rodeo Team at Fourth Auction
Published March 3, 2026
More than 207 supporters gathered Feb. 28 at the Hoover Pavilion in Wright Park for the fourth annual Dodge City Community College Rodeo Live and Silent Auction, raising approximately $45,000 to support the school’s rodeo program. Pictured (front row, left to right) are Riley Cundiff, freshman, Dodge City; Abigail Zabel, sophomore, Satanta, Kan.; Claryssa Webber, sophomore, Sublette, Kan.; Skylar Courtney, sophomore, Bucklin, Kan.; Keelin Faulkner, freshman, Chama, N.M.; Gracy Downare, sophomore, Hartsel, Colo.; Peyton Banister, freshman, Arkansas City, Kan.; (back row, left to right) Jacob Perkey, Head Rodeo Coach; Leland Kooper Wright, sophomore, Scott City, Kan.; Conner Nelson, sophomore, Nora Springs, Iowa; Jackson Wykert, sophomore, Grant, Neb.; Chestin Smith-Rohman, sophomore, Bailey, Colo.; Easton Rohr, sophomore, Dodge City; Pancho Wiebe, freshman, Cimarron, Kan.; De’oderick Fitzgerald, freshman, Eagle Lake, Texas; Cody Vance, sophomore, Scott City, Kan.; Bryce Jackson, sophomore, Rifle, Colo.; Jake Voss, sophomore, Concordia, Kan.; and Colton Valenta, Assistant Rodeo Coach.
Photo by Lance Ziesch
More than 207 supporters packed the Hoover Pavilion at Wright Park on Saturday, Feb. 28, for the fourth annual Dodge City Community College (DC3) Rodeo Live and Silent Auction. An energetic evening dedicated to supporting the DC3 rodeo program, the night featured remarks from DC3 President Dr. Harold Nolte, a steak dinner, competitive silent and live auctions with the help of auctioneer Alex Phelps, Ulysses, Kan., and live entertainment by Sam Unruh, Canton, Kan. By the end of the evening, the rodeo team had raised approximately $45,000 to support the program.
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