Frost, Lee, And Wright Split Win At Lewiston Roundup Xtreme Bull Riding

The Lewiston Roundup Xtreme Bull Riding ended with three of the sport’s top names sharing the spotlight at the top of the leaderboard. Josh Frost, Noah Lee, and Stetson Wright each scored 89.5 points to split the event title and each collect a $10,254 payday.

Noah Lee has exceeded every expectation in his first year of professional rodeo, quickly establishing himself as one of the sport’s brightest rising stars. He currently leads the world standings with $348,812.19 earned so far, roughly $34,000 ahead of No. 2-ranked Tristen Hutchings. He also holds a commanding lead in the Resistol Rookie Bull Riding race, sitting more than $138,000 ahead of No. 2-ranked Hayden Welsh.

Fellow Lewiston winner Josh Frost is looking to secure his sixth NFR qualification, and his success at the event officially moved him to No. 13 in the world standings. The 2024 Bull Riding World Champion is no stranger to performing under pressure, particularly when the stakes are highest at the Thomas and Mack. With another NFR qualification within reach, Frost’s late-season push could set the stage for another strong showing in Vegas.

Stetson Wright’s own $10,000-plus payday pushed him into the top three in the bull riding world standings. As he looks to potentially accomplish the illustrious Triple Crown of Rodeo – he currently leads the all around and sits third in saddle bronc riding – Wright continues to put himself in position to make history once again this season.

Kobie Olson finished in fourth in Lewiston, scoring 87.5 points and $4,834. Cooper James and Jace Trosclair tied for fifth after each posted an 87-point ride, earning $2,637 apiece. Roscoe Jarboe followed in seventh with 86.5 points and a $1,758 payday. Colton Coffman, Wayne Spain, and Lane Vaughan each shared the final payout position with 86-point rides, each earning $439.

Lewiston Roundup Xtreme Bull Riding Results

1. (tie) Josh Frost, Noah Lee, and Stetson Wright, 89.5, $10,254 each

4. Kobie Olson, 87.5, $4,834

5. (tie) Cooper James and Jace Trosclair, 87, $2,637 each

7. Roscoe Jarboe, 86.5, $1,758

8. (tie) Colton Coffman, Wayne Spain, and Lane Vaughan, 86, $439 each

With only 19 days left in the 2026 season, the heat is on for rodeo competitors across the board. We’re officially heading into some of the final major paydays – Puyallup, Pendleton, and The Governor’s Cup – so stay tuned as we continue to bring you full ProRodeo coverage.