Oklahoma Wildcatters complete first 2026 home PBR Teams series
The Oklahoma Wildcatters completed their first home competition of the 2026 PBR Teams season, hosting Wildcatter Days from July 31 through Aug. 2 at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City.
The three-date homestand brought the PBR Teams league to the Wildcatters’ home venue for the first time this season. It was also the team’s first home-turf event with Greg Rhodes as head coach.
The available approved information confirms the event’s dates, location, league and coaching context, but it does not include final standings, team results or individual ride results from the Oklahoma City stop. No winner, Wildcatters finish or rider performance is reported here.
A first home event for 2026
The Wildcatters’ 2026 home series was scheduled for July 31, Aug. 1 and Aug. 2, with the final date falling immediately before the Aug. 3 news date. PBR marketed the Oklahoma City event as Wildcatter Days.
Paycom Center hosted the homestand. The venue is in Oklahoma City, while the Wildcatters represent Oklahoma in PBR Teams, Professional Bull Riders’ team competition.
PBR describes the Wildcatters as Oklahoma’s only professional bull-riding team. That designation places the club’s home series within the state’s professional sports calendar, even though the event itself was held in Oklahoma City.
The event was a PBR Teams league homestand, not a championship result or final league decision identified in the approved material. The verified significance of the series is its place as the Wildcatters’ first home competition of the 2026 season.
Rhodes’ first home-turf series as coach
Rhodes led the Wildcatters into the home series after becoming the club’s head coach. His appointment followed the Wildcatters and former head coach J.B. Mauney parting ways.
The coaching change was already in place before the July 31-Aug. 2 homestand. As a result, Wildcatter Days marked the first time Rhodes coached the Wildcatters at their home venue during the 2026 PBR Teams season.
The approved source material identifies Rhodes as the team’s head coach. It does not provide a separate roster decision, rider transaction, injury update or disciplinary matter connected to the home series.
Results and next steps not included
Neither of the approved PBR source reports provides final homestand standings, game-by-game outcomes, opponents, scores or individual ride results. The reports also do not establish the Wildcatters’ season record or league position after the series.
That means the available information does not support a conclusion about whether Oklahoma won the homestand, how the club compared with other PBR Teams participants, or whether a particular rider drove the outcome. Those would require official results not included in this source packet.
Likewise, the approved material does not identify the Wildcatters’ next contest, the next PBR Teams stop, or a further coaching or roster decision following the Oklahoma City event.
What is confirmed is that the Wildcatters returned to Paycom Center for a July 31-Aug. 2 league homestand, their first at home in 2026, with Rhodes leading the club. The completion of Wildcatter Days marks a defined early-season home milestone for Oklahoma’s professional PBR Teams franchise.
Sources
- The Rhodes to a new era in Oklahoma, Professional Bull Riders
- Oklahoma Wildcatters return to Paycom Center for 2026 PBR Teams league homestand, Professional Bull Riders
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