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.

Grace Stanke, the 21-year-old Miss Rodeo North Dakota, is a passionate rodeo competitor, advocate, and ambassador for western heritage. Growing up on a rural farm in West Fargo, North Dakota, she was immersed in the world of rodeo from a young age, competing in events such as horse shows, 4-H, and the National Barrel Horse Association. A dedicated student, Grace earned her associate degree in psychology and is certified in mental health first aid. Following the tragic loss of her father to Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), Grace has made it her mission to raise awareness about the connection between head injuries and mental health, advocating for concussion awareness within the rodeo community. As Miss Rodeo North Dakota, she will travel across the state and nation, promoting the sport of rodeo, supporting athletes, and continuing her advocacy for mental health, while vying for the title of Miss Rodeo America in 2024.

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.

Georgia Strimenos, crowned Miss Rodeo Colorado 2024, is a passionate advocate for the western lifestyle and a role model for aspiring cowgirls across the state. Raised in the foothills of Larkspur, Colorado, Georgia grew up surrounded by animals and the natural beauty of the West. A first-generation cowgirl, her love for rodeo was sparked through eight years in 4-H, where she showed horses, alpacas, and poultry.

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.