Izzy Rockwell, the current Miss Rodeo North Carolina, has always been drawn to the rodeo world. Born in Florida and later moving to Upstate New York, Izzy was inspired by the rodeo queens she watched at the Double M Western Rodeo. “I saw the rodeo queens with their sparkly chaps and big wings, carrying flags, and I knew that was something I wanted to do,” she recalls.

Jackie Scarry, Miss Rodeo California 2022, is the epitome of grace, strength, and dedication to the western lifestyle. Combining her love for rodeo with a deep passion for education and community service, Jackie has become a powerful advocate for the values that define the western way of life—hard work, respect for tradition, and a commitment to family and community. Throughout her reign, she has proudly represented California’s rich rodeo heritage on a national stage, embodying the spirit of the sport while inspiring others to embrace the values of perseverance and integrity. Whether she’s competing or serving her community, Jackie continues to be a true ambassador for the western lifestyle.

Jacqueline Ervin, the 23-year-old Miss Rodeo Mississippi 2023, is a dynamic young woman whose life reflects a deep passion for rodeo, horses, and entrepreneurship. Hailing from McComb, Mississippi, Jacqueline is the third-born of Mississippi’s first living, healthy set of quintuplets. A recent graduate of Mississippi State University with a degree in Business Administration, she also owns and operates Quintz and Company, an online boutique she manages in her spare time.

Jenessa Sullivan, the 2025 Miss Wilderness Circuit, is a passionate and accomplished rodeo queen with a deep commitment to the western way of life. A natural leader, Jenessa has earned a reputation for her grace, poise, and unwavering dedication both in and outside of the arena. Holding titles such as Miss Rodeo Ogden 2024 and Miss Rodeo Utah 2023, she has consistently demonstrated her love for rodeo while also working to promote youth involvement and community engagement.

Jordan Jensen, a 23-year-old from Brookings, South Dakota, has made history as the first Miss Rodeo South Dakota to hail from Brookings and the first to have lived in Watertown.

Jordan Todd, 2024 Miss Rodeo Missouri, is a dedicated advocate for rodeo and the Western lifestyle. A 25-year-old from Wright City, Missouri, Jordan holds a Bachelor of Science in Political Science & Criminal Justice from the University of Central Missouri and is completing her Juris Doctor at the University of Missouri School of Law. Outside of her studies, she competes in rodeos and barrel races as a member of the Missouri Rodeo Cowboys Association and Better Barrel Racers Association. As Miss Rodeo Missouri, Jordan is focused on promoting the sport through education and working with state leaders to support the future of rodeo.

JoSee Saults, crowned Miss Rodeo Nebraska 2024, is a 22-year-old from Big Springs, Nebraska, with a deep passion for rodeo, agriculture, and leadership. Raised on her family’s ranch, JoSee grew up competing in junior and high school rodeo and later served as president of the Eastern Wyoming College rodeo team. A recent graduate of the University of Wyoming with a degree in Communication, she plans to attend law school while continuing her rodeo career. As Miss Rodeo Nebraska, JoSee’s platform, “Rise and Shine,” focuses on empowering young girls and women to embrace their potential and shine in all aspects of life. She is dedicated to mentoring the next generation of rodeo athletes and promoting the values of hard work, discipline, and community.

Kaelanne Quinonez, crowned Miss Rodeo USA in January 2024, is a passionate ambassador for the rodeo community and the western way of life. Hailing from Orcutt, California, she began her journey in rodeo as a first-generation cowgirl with no agricultural background, but a deep love for horses and the rodeo lifestyle. Since being crowned Miss Elks Rodeo in 2020, Quinonez has dedicated herself to advocating for agriculture, preserving western traditions, and promoting the sport of rodeo.