New York’s Mauricio Gulla Moreira, hailing from Gaviao Peixoto, São Paulo, Brazil, secured the lone score for New York with an 89.55-point ride aboard Flyin’ Solo. The performance marked a notable effort during a weekend dominated by high-scoring matchups across the league.
Nashville Stampede Extends Winning Streak at Freedom Days
According to reporting from Net News Ledger, the Nashville Stampede continued a dominant run during the 2026 PBR Teams Freedom Days at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida. The Stampede defeated the Texas Rattlers 259.45 to 89.15 on Saturday night, pushing their franchise-record winning streak to six straight games and bringing their season record to 6-1.
Alan de Souza of Tremembé, Brazil, opened scoring for Nashville by covering Dealer’s Choice for 87.2 points. The Texas Rattlers briefly claimed the lead when Brady Fielder of Clermont, Australia, posted an 89.15-point ride on Texas Slim. Nashville quickly reclaimed the advantage when Rogério Venâncio rode Political Cowboy for 88.55 points, followed by Daniel Feitosa securing 83.7 points on Lights Out following a re-ride opportunity.
Florida Freedom Defends Home Arena
The hometown Florida Freedom maintained momentum on their home dirt, defeating the New York Mavericks 89 to 86.8. Austin Richardson delivered the decisive score for Florida by riding Blazin Halos Late Night Toss for 89 points. Leonardo Castro answered for New York with an 86.8-point ride on EmmDee, but the Mavericks failed to secure a second qualified ride, lifting Florida’s record to 5-2.
Austin Gamblers and Carolina Cowboys Secure Weekend Victories
The Austin Gamblers rebounded from a previous loss as three-time PBR World Champion Jose Vitor Leme posted an 89.05-point ride on Linebacker. Although Missouri Thunder’s Felipe Furlan responded with a night-high 90.6-point ride on Geralt, Sage Steele Kimzey secured the win for Austin with an 89.05-point ride on King Ding A Ling, bringing the final score to 178.1 to 90.6.
In another matchup, the Carolina Cowboys defeated the Oklahoma Wildcatters 261.95 to 175.45. After Oklahoma took an early lead via Trace Redd’s 88.5-point ride on Diamond Back, Carolina strung together three qualified rides from Guilherme Valleiras (84.95 points on Organized Chaos), Keyshawn Whitehorse (88.95 points on Hoobastank), and Adriano Salgado (88.05 points on Hay Train) to pull away.
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