The Colorado State University Rodeo Club is one of the largest and most active sport club organizations on the CSU campus. CSU not only has the distinction of holding the first official college rodeo, but is also nationally and regionally competitive. The club consists of approximately 50 active members who work to promote the sport of rodeo and compete within the ranks of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association (NIRA). The club has over 15 traveling members who compete at the 10 NIRA sanctioned rodeos within the Central Rocky Mountain Region (Colorado, Wyoming and Chadron, Nebraska). The top two individuals in each event and the top two teams within the region qualify to compete at the College National Finals Rodeo in June. The club members that do not compete in NIRA sanctioned rodeos enjoy the sport, friendships and activities of the club, and are an integral part of the organization.

The club provides member students many opportunities to complement their education and develop their capacity for leadership, social skills, ethics, business management, and athletics. During the year, the club holds practice two to three times per week and hosts the Skyline Stampede Rodeo, the oldest collegiate rodeo in the country. There are additional fundraising activities during the year, which help provide support for the rodeo team and the club in general. Past efforts have generated an endowment fund, from which scholarships are available on an annual basis.