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National Lacrosse League and world-class professional lacrosse to north Texas

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    ** PRESS RELEASE ** The Panther City Lacrosse Club was announced today as the name of the National Lacrosse League’s (NLL) 14th franchise by team President and CEO Greg Bibb. Playing inside the state-of-the-art Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, Panther City will begin play in November 2021 for the NLL’s 2021-2022 season. “We are excited to bring the National Lacrosse League and world-class professional lacrosse to north Texas, the great city of Fort Worth and Dickies Arena,” Bibb stated. “As a Fort Worth resident, I’m proud to serve as a steward of this team, a community asset for the city and region to enjoy, support and rally around. For nearly 150 years Fort Worth has proudly owned the Panther City moniker. By naming the team the Panther City Lacrosse Club we unabashedly lean into that history and celebrate our thriving city and the people who make the 13th largest municipality in the United States feel like the best small town in America. Today we proudly announce to the worl

FIVE WOMEN CROWNED WOMEN’S RODEO WORLD CHAMPIONS IN AT&T STADIUM AT INAUGURAL EVENT

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  FIVE WOMEN CROWNED WOMEN’S RODEO WORLD CHAMPIONS IN AT&T STADIUM AT INAUGURAL EVENT    ** PRESS RELEASE **   I n front of electrifying crowds inside AT&T Stadium, five women became the first in history to claim the coveted title of Women’s Rodeo World Champion and took home a minimum of $60,000 each. The seven-day $750,000 equal money championship event dished out equal money to the 254 entered athletes, paying an average of $2400 per check.  Rylie Smith / Hope Thompson   As the first discipline of the championship round, team roping had fans inside the home of the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys on the edge of their seat Friday night throughout the action-packed performance where challengers prevailed. After no qualified times in the first four runs of the performance, the team roping duo  Rylie Smith   and  Hope Thompson  backed into the box calm and collected and logged the only qualified run of the night with a 13.66-second effort. With only one qualified run in the team roping, all

Wrangler National Finals Break Away Roping tickets on sale NOW

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       Wrangler NFBR tickets on sale           ** PRESS RELEASE **  Fans who want to see the inaugural championship for breakaway roping can buy tickets to the Wrangler National Finals Breakaway Roping. Tickets go on sale at  www.texasrangers.com/nfr to the general public on Nov 6th, use this code and get yours TODAY.  Get your tickets before the general public! Presale starts Tuesday, Nov. 3 at 10 a.m. CT Presale ends Wednesday, Nov. 4 at midnight CT Instructions: Go to  http://www.texasrangers.com/NFR  starting 10 a.m. CT, Nov.3rd   Enter the code  RIDE The NFBR performances will be held at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, at 10 a.m. (CT), Dec. 8-10 – the same arena used for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. Cowgirls will compete for a record-setting $200,000 purse at this three-day event. The prize package will also include the world champion gold buckle custom crafted by Montana Silversmiths, the world championship saddle created by Cactus Saddlery, a POLARIS Ranger utility

Special Ranger Foundation Saddle Raffle Get Tickets By Nov. 3oth

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  Special Ranger Foundation Saddle Raffle          * PRESS RELEASE * The Special Ranger Foundation is holding a raffle for a Teskeys saddle! This 15½-inch half breed floral stamp roughout saddle has a Will James tree and round skirts.             Tickets are $25 each or five for $100.  To purchase tickets, mail a check to the Special Ranger Foundation, 1301 West Seventh St., Suite 201, Fort Worth, Texas 76102, or contact Kaycee Anderson at 817-917-1773  or kanderson@tscra.org. Ticket sales will end Nov. 30.  All proceeds benefit the Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raises Association Special Rangers Foundation.   The Special Ranger Foundation, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, opens tax-deductible gifting to the special rangers, ensuring high-quality training and equipment that will provide these peace officers with cutting edge investigative tools. The special rangers need to purchase additional radios, crime scene investigation kits, electronic investigative programs, and updated ve