LAKE WORTH – Palm Beach State College’s Criminal Justice Institute, in partnership with the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office (PBSO) and the Police Benevolent Association (PBA), will host the 4th Annual PBSC Invitational: 2026 Panther Prowl Motorcycle Rodeo & Motorman Tribute from March 25–28, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, at the Palm Beach State College Lake Worth campus.

The four-day event unites law enforcement officers and civilian riders in a high-skill motorcycle competition while honoring fallen motorcycle officers from the past 18 months. Expanding from three to four competition days, this year’s event will feature a record 100 riders, including about 10 female competitors, marking the largest field since the event began.

Spectators are invited to attend free of charge and are encouraged to bring lawn chairs to enjoy the action. Competitions will take place daily, with Saturday, March 28, serving as the event’s highlight day. Opening ceremonies begin at 8 a.m., featuring a Blessing of the Bikes, an Honor Guard Presentation of Colors by PBSC’s Criminal Justice Institute, and the National Anthem. The festivities also include food trucks and family-friendly attractions.

The weekend culminates in two thrilling final events—the Motor Officer Tribute Ride, known as one of the most challenging courses, and the fan-favorite Slalom Drag Race. Funds raised will benefit both the Police Benevolent Association and Palm Beach State College’s Criminal Justice programs, supporting continued training and education for current and aspiring law enforcement professionals.

For the full event schedule and updates, visit www.pbsc.edu/events/invitational/motorcycle-rodeo.php