2019 Awards Banquet - Friday June 14th 6 pm, Quail Park Arena
Each contestant is required to turn in thank you notes for the sponsors highlighted in the same color.
Dinner tickets will be given to each contestant at check in when they turn in their thank you notes. All other family members can buy a ticket for $12 a piece on site. Big Tex Barbecue will be catering. Join us for a fun night of awards, dinner and dancing. Bring a lawn chair!
Each contestant is required to turn in thank you notes for the sponsors highlighted in the same color.
Dinner tickets will be given to each contestant at check in when they turn in their thank you notes. All other family members can buy a ticket for $12 a piece on site. Big Tex Barbecue will be catering. Join us for a fun night of awards, dinner and dancing. Bring a lawn chair!
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Cowboy Attire
Long Sleeved Tucked in Shirts
Cowboy Hat is optional
No Ball Caps
Winter Weather allows for warm winter hats
Long Sleeved Tucked in Shirts
Cowboy Hat is optional
No Ball Caps
Winter Weather allows for warm winter hats
Working Families will be drawn
per rodeo, or you can pay a $50 opt out fee. Please know your help is appreciated.
2017 WJRA Awards Ceremony
2018 WJRA Awards Ceremony
The 2018 WJRA awards banquet will be held August 4th @ 11:30 A.M. at the Willcox Elks Lodge, 247 E. Stewart St., Willcox, AZ 85643. Will be serving sub sandwiches.
The attachment below has the list of thank you letters that each qualified member is responsible for. Please bring your thank you letters with you to the awards ceremony.
Thank You for a great season!
The attachment below has the list of thank you letters that each qualified member is responsible for. Please bring your thank you letters with you to the awards ceremony.
Thank You for a great season!
February 2017 rODEO PICTURES
WJRA 2016 Awards Banquet Memories
2015 SNAPSHOTS
Willcox JUNIOR RODEO ASSOCIATION
Skill, Experience, Respect, and Ambition
Willcox Junior Rodeo Association, also known as WJRA, was established in 2013 by dedicated parents and volunteers to provide young cowboys and cowgirls the opportunity to participate and grow within the sport of rodeo.
WJRA is committed to providing a family enriching environment that upholds sportsmanship like conduct in the highest regard.
Beyond sportsmanship, parents and participants will develop skill, experience, respect and an ambition to excel in and out of the arena.
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