ANRS & Rodeo Exes Association

06/05/2026

Exes weekend is coming up! Book your hotel/ AirBNB!

06/05/2026

Thank you once again for Skelton’s Runway for hosting our 2026 ANRS & Rodeo Exes Reunion Kick-off Party!

Show up early, have a drink and visit! Chris DeAnda kicks off at 8pm!

Skeltons has been a gracious host and Sponsor! We appreciate y’all!

06/02/2026

Let’s play some golf!

06/01/2026

Come play Poker during the reunion!

05/27/2026

Every dollar we raise goes 50/50 between ANRS and Rodeo scholarships.

Please consider going to www.sulrossexes.org and making a donation!

The ANRS & Rodeo Exes is an independent 501(c)(3) organization, and all donations are tax deductible.

Please contact Phillip Carey, Rush Carter or any Exes Board Member to make your donation and help further our mission to support Sul Ross Ag and Rodeo Programs.

05/13/2026

04/13/2026

Just a reminder that we might be called the ANRS & Rodeo Exes but you do not have to be an Alumni to attend! We welcome any supporter of Sul Ross to come join us!

The Exes Roping is the only event all weekend that at least one roper on the team must have graduated from Sul Ross.

The ANRS & Rodeo Exes is an independent 501C3 whose mission is to support the Ag and Rodeo Programs at Sul Ross State University. All donations to the ANRS & Rodeo Exes are tax exempt and all money raised is split 50/50 between the Ag and Rodeo Programs.

Please consider donating at www.sulrossexes.org

The 2026 Exes Reunion is July 17-19th!

04/10/2026

Every dollar we raise goes 50/50 between ANRS and Rodeo scholarships.

Please consider going to www.sulrossexes.org and making a donation!

The ANRS & Rodeo Exes is an independent 501(c)(3) organization, and all donations are tax deductible.

Please contact Phillip Carey, Rush Carter or any Exes Board Member to make your donation and help further our mission to support Sul Ross Ag and Rodeo Programs.

04/09/2026

It is with great sadness we mourn the death of one of our long-time members and supporters Larry Byrum.

Larry was born January 5, 1957, and lived most of his life in Lovington, graduating from LHS, then attending NMJC and graduating from Sul Ross State University in 1981. He was preceded in death by his older brother, Robbie, as well as his parents R.L. and Bobbie Byrum. He is survived by his older sister, Sandy and her husband, Dickie Crocker from Houston.

“For the past two years, Larry faced his struggle with pancreatic cancer with a spirit and bravery that inspired us all. While our hearts are broken, we find peace knowing he is no longer in pain. Rest in peace, Larry. You fought a truly gallant fight.” Sandy Crocker

There will be an informal memorial get together on April 21st at 2:00 p.m. to be held at Watson Arena located at 4206 Tyson Lane on the north edge of Lovington. Let’s remember and honor our friend.