Robert “Bobby” Harris

Bobby Harris is the head coach of the Sheridan College rodeo team, where he draws on decades of experience in the sport to mentor and inspire the next generation of rodeo athletes. Originally from northeastern Wyoming near Recluse, Bobby began his professional rodeo career at just 15 years old, earning the PRCA Rookie of the Year title in steer roping in 1978. Over the course of his career, he qualified for the National Finals Rodeo (NFR) 18 times and achieved a world championship in team roping in 1991.

Bobby’s many accolades include induction into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame in 2022, celebrating his contributions to the sport. After retiring from competition, he transitioned into coaching and teaching, conducting clinics and training programs to help young riders refine their skills. Off the arena, Bobby enjoys ranch life where he trains and sells horses while spending time with his family.

As a coach, Bobby is passionate about fostering mental toughness and teaching the dedication required for success in rodeo, bringing both expertise and enthusiasm to his role at Sheridan College.