2024 Personalities & Specialty Acts

Steve Goedert returns to the Black Hills Roundup in 2024. “I can’t tell you what an absolute honor it is to be a part of this rodeo. If you announce rodeo and you think of the 4th of July, there are few places you’d rather be than Belle Fourche," says Goedert.

Steve is a former United States Marine and graduate of CSU Chico with a degree in Ag Business, Steve has always had a passion for ranching. Raised in a ranching community and following in his Grandfather's footsteps, he knew he wanted to be an auctioneer at an early age. Steve has spent most of his life in sale barns and working cattle. Steve performs multiple sales a week for Beaverhead Livestock Auction and Montana Livestock Auction Company.

Steve resides in Southwest Montana with his wife and three children.

Wil Moorhead - PRCA Music Director

Wil Moorhead grew up on the production side of rodeo and has been a Music Director for well over a decade. He brings experience of event production from 2 separate NCAA institutions as well as audio production experience for the SEC Network and ESPN. Now a resident of north Texas, Wil is easily the most over-educated contract personnel member in the PRCA, where he celebrates being one of the first carded Music Directors in the association since 2016. He owns not only a bachelor’s degree from Auburn University, but also a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Mississippi State University. Despite this education, Wil believes his true calling is in rodeo production and he has chosen to spend much of his time traveling with his wife, Angela, and their 3 dogs to work at rodeos around the country. When not on the road, Moorhead owns and operates FLEXX Animal Chiropractic while also producing and editing video content for rodeo productions around the country including major events like the Dixie National in Jackson, Mississippi and the Ogden Pioneer Days Rodeo in Utah. Wil has had the honor of being selected as the music director for two separate PRCA Circuit Finals events at the RAM Southeastern Circuit Finals in 2019 and the RAM Texas Circuit Finals Rodeo in 2023. He joins the Black Hills Roundup for the first time in 2024!

Jessi Fieldgrove is a Wyoming native, raised on a cattle ranch outside
of Clearmont, WY. There she participated in 4-H and was a three-sport
athlete, later attending Dickinson
State University on a volleyball scholarship. In 2016 she received a
license as a nail technician and makeup artist, specializing in stage
makeup and photo shoots. When she’s not spending time at rodeo’s, she
works full time in a salon in Sheridan, WY.

Jessi has been around rodeo her entire life but first started her
rodeo profession as a PRCA Timer in 2009, with the Black Hills Roundup
being one of her very first rodeos to work. In 2014 she got selected
to time the WNFR for the first time and is now a 3x WNFR timer. During
her career, Jessi has also been selected to time the RNCFR, Steer
Roping RNCFR, Mountain States Steer Roping Circuit Finals and numerous
Mountain States Circuit Finals. In 2015, Jessi obtained her PRCA
Secretary card and has had the honor of being secretary at the
Mountain States Circuit Finals, Mountain States Steer Roping Circuit
Finals as well as secretary and assistant secretary at the RNCFR in
Kissimmee, FL.

Jessi works hard behind the scenes to ensure flawless, fast paced
rodeo performances. As an independent rodeo secretary, she loves that
she can contribute to the sport of rodeo
by providing efficiency and camaraderie at every rodeo she has had the
privilege to be a part of.

“The Black Hills Roundup has always held a special place in my heart.
I have told the story of Belle Fourche over the 4th of July too many
times to count. Some of my greatest rodeo memories come from there.
There is just nothing like it. I worked the rodeo as a timer for 10
years, my last year being in 2019 where they celebrated the 100th
Anniversary. It’s been 5 years since I’ve been back, and I am so
excited to make new memories as the rodeo secretary.”