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Jess Lockwood of Volborg holds up the Professional Bull Riders world championship trophy Sunday after winning the world title.
Volborg's Jess Lockwood shows off the Professional Bull Riders world championship buckle he earned at the PBR World Finals in Las Vegas
Jess Lockwood of Volborg celebrates being the Professional Bull Riders 2017 world champion Sunday in Las Vegas.
BILLINGS — As Jess Lockwood prepared for his final bull ride of 2017, Cody Lambert approached and tapped the young cowboy on the shoulder.
The champ is here. 🏆 #PBRFinals pic.twitter.com/aW875xJpaO
— PBR (@PBR) November 6, 2017
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We're looking back at our most-read stories from 2017. Today we have numbers 1-5 where tragedy and triumph led.
BILLINGS — Jess Lockwood left no doubts on his plans for 2018.
VOLBORG — Jess Lockwood is tired.
Jess Lockwood has spent his share of time in hospitals.
BILLINGS — His first National Hockey League game.
BILLINGS — Jess Lockwood will not repeat as the Professional Bull Riders world champion.
LAS VEGAS — Jess Lockwood once again is the Professional Bull Riders world champion.
Jess Lockwood wins second round to move 41 points closer to standings leader Jose Vitor Leme.
Event had been in Las Vegas for 26 consecutive years, but was moved due to Nevada coronavirus restrictions the PBR noted.
Montana bull rider overcomes injuries, addiction, to once again claim PBR victory.
