Jacqueline Ervin Miss Rodeo Mississippi 2023
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About
Jacqueline Ervin
Jacqueline Ervin, Miss Rodeo Mississippi 2023, is a remarkable young woman whose passion for rodeo and horses is matched only by her entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to promoting the western lifestyle. A 23-year-old from McComb, Mississippi, Jacqueline is the third-born of the first living, healthy set of quintuplets in the state of Mississippi since 1950, a distinction that highlights both her unique background and resilience. She is the daughter of Doug and Brandi Ervin, and the granddaughter of Randy and Jackie Braswell of Flora, Mississippi, and the late Herschel and Dorothy Ervin.
Despite her busy schedule, Jacqueline remains grounded in her close-knit family roots, which continue to provide her with a strong support system as she embarks on her reign as Miss Rodeo Mississippi.
A graduate of Mississippi State University, Jacqueline earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration. Her academic background and business acumen serve her well as she balances her responsibilities as Miss Rodeo Mississippi with her entrepreneurial endeavors. She is the proud owner and operator of Quintz and Company, an online boutique that she manages in her spare time. The boutique’s name, “Quintz,” is a tribute to her unique upbringing as one of quintuplets, and it reflects her personal connection to her family and her life’s story.
Her Love For Rodeo Sport
As Miss Rodeo Mississippi 2023, Jacqueline has taken on a significant role in promoting and preserving the sport of rodeo. Her responsibilities extend beyond the crown, as she represents the state at various rodeos and events, interacts with fans, signs autographs, and advocates for the rodeo community.
“My role promotes and preserves the sport of rodeo, which means interacting with people across the state and country at various rodeos and events, taking pictures, signing autographs, answering questions, and doing anything I can to promote the rodeo during my year of service,” Jacqueline explains. Through this platform, she seeks to inspire others, especially young people, to pursue their passions and become involved in the rich tradition of rodeo.
Jacqueline’s love for horses and her passion for rodeo have played an instrumental role in shaping her journey to becoming Miss Rodeo Mississippi. From a young age, she was captivated by the world of rodeo, and she has since developed her skills in a variety of rodeo events. She is an accomplished rodeo competitor, with experience in barrel racing, goat tying, and western pleasure.
In 2021, Jacqueline earned the title of Miss Dixie National Rodeo, further cementing her place in the rodeo community. She has also competed twice in the National Barrel Horse Association Youth Championships, showcasing her talent and commitment to the sport.
Beyond her athleticism and rodeo achievements, Jacqueline embodies the values of hard work, determination, and humility. She views her role as an ambassador for the sport as an opportunity to give back to the community that has given her so much. Through her involvement in various events, she connects with individuals who share her love for horses and rodeo while also educating others about the importance of these traditions. Her ability to balance her competitive drive with her desire to serve as a positive influence in the community is a hallmark of her character.
Through her leadership as Miss Rodeo Mississippi, Jacqueline is not only representing her home state but also setting an example for future generations of young women interested in rodeo. She is a role model who demonstrates that success in rodeo is rooted in determination, discipline, and a genuine love for the sport.
With her combination of rodeo experience, entrepreneurial ventures, and deep commitment to her community, Jacqueline Ervin is a truly inspiring figure in the world of rodeo. Her reign as Miss Rodeo Mississippi is a testament to her unwavering passion for the sport, her family’s support, and her desire to leave a lasting impact on the rodeo world for years to come.