Hometown: Molalla, OR
Birthdate: March 8, 1979
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 185lbs
Wife: Amy Lee Coleman
Children: Cooper Teague Coleman
Parents: Steve & Cathy Coleman
Brothers: Todd & Mitch
Sisters: Christy, Kim, Bridgett
Hobbies: Team Roping, Wakeboarding, Snowboarding, Golf, Hunting


Ross Coleman rode his first calf at age seven—the same year he won his first buckle. He continued the natural transition from steers to junior bulls. By high school, Coleman wasn’t just a stand out in bull riding. He competed in every event in rodeo. It was those skills that earned him the National High School Rodeo Association All-Around Cowboy title in 1997. After a year of competing on UNLV’s rodeo team, Coleman joined the PBR. Ross credits bull rider Aaron Semas for helping him improve his riding style. “Aaron was my traveling partner my first year, and he helped me out a bunch. He let me know what I was doing wrong and helped me change it." Coleman says his greatest bull riding accomplishment was covering Jerry Nelson’s bull Copenhagen "Tuff-E-Nuff" in the Mossy Oak Shoot Out Bonus round at the 2001 Columbus, Ohio PBR event. The $100,000 bonus remains the greatest payout for a single ride in PBR history.


Friends:
When you get a chance, click on a few of my favorite links:
PBR - Keep up with all the good stuff in the PBR on this site.
Copenhagen - A mainstay for Bull Riders and Cowboys throughout the world, but only if you are over 18.
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Sunny Ledfurd - My favorite group , Check out all of their albums. They don't leave my CD player.
Mt. Hood Territory - Helping me with my bull ridings and accomodations
SAYiWON'T - Check out this site. These are some good friends of mine. SAYiWON'T... and i will.

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Official Site of Ross Coleman - Professional Bull Rider