Mount Isa's Jake Curr lines up for Team Qld in round two of PBR State of Origin

Team Queensland's bull riders will be looking to seal the series win on Saturday June 10, after April's round one victory in Newcastle.

Modelled after the rugby series with the same name, PBR's State of Origin involves two teams of ten, representing New South Wales and Queensland, face off against each other across three events in a state versus state bull riding showdown.

Team Queensland has secured a total of three origin title victories, since the series began in 2019.

PBR Australia General Manager Glen Young said both teams will be welcoming new additions in this second round, with a total of six riders set to make their Origin debut.

"Byrn Francis from Moura will be joining Team Queensland in this round, which will mark his PBR Origin debut," said Mr Young.

"Over on Team New South Wales, there is a total of five new riders making their Origin debut which includes Clint Glass from Willow Tree, Kyle Hall from Mendooran and three international riders, JC Davis and Fraser Babbington, who are both from New Zealand and Romario Leite from Brazil."

Four-time PBR Australia Champion and Team Queensland captain Aaron Kleier said his team are looking to replicate their Newcastle performance next weekend and be crowned the champions of the 2023 series.

"It is a great privilege to put on this maroon jersey and have all the Queenslanders at home supporting you, we're doing it for them really," Kleier said.

"It's always good riding for Queensland because you're riding for your state. All the boys get behind each other and it's always a really good atmosphere."

Team Queensland: Aaron Kleier, Bryn Francis, Jackson Gray, Jake Curr, Kelsey Pavlou, Kurt Shephard, Macaulie Leather, Mitchel Paton, Rylee Ward, Zane Hall. Alt's: Clay Hall, Lane Mellers

Team New South Wales: Clint Glass, Cody Heffernan, Darcy McBean, Fraser Babbington, James Stockdale, JC Davis, Kyle Hall, Romario Leite, Bruno Roberto, Will Purcell