Madeline Atwell, 21 year old daughter of Tom and Christie Atwell, has built a life deeply rooted in horsemanship, academia, and community service. As a dedicated equestrian and aspiring veterinary professional, she blends her passion for the Western lifestyle with an unwavering commitment to education and scientific advancement.

Currently pursuing a degree in Medicinal Biochemistry at Arizona State University, Madeline’s academic ambitions extend far beyond her undergraduate studies. She intends to continue to Veterinary School, focusing on neurological research and radiology where she hopes to make meaningful contributions to animal healthcare. 

Madeline’s passion for rodeo is evident in her extensive experience within the equine industry. She was crowned 2021 Minnesota High School Rodeo Queen and qualified for the National High School Rodeo. Her expertise in natural horsemanship and animal welfare extends beyond competition, as she has held influential roles such as Youth Chair of the Minnesota 4-H Horse Program and President of the Olmsted County 4-H Horse Program. She even established an equestrian lettering system in the Rochester, MN School District to encourage young riders.

Her dedication to personal growth and diverse skills is showcased through special training certifications in IV techniques, FEMA emergency preparedness, first aid and CPR, deep-water scuba diving, and Taekwondo (Black Belt). 

Madeline currently works as a Foreman at Paradise Guest Ranch, where she continues to hone her skills in horsemanship and leadership. She remains actively involved in organizations such as the Dude Ranchers Association, Women’s Professional Rodeo Association, and the Minnesota High School Rodeo Alumni.

At the heart of Madeline’s journey is a steadfast belief in faith, service, and continuous learning. She aspires to advance veterinary medical research, uphold the traditions of the Western lifestyle, and inspire young riders and rodeo athletes. Her bid for the 2025 Miss Sheridan WYO Rodeo Queen title is a testament to her unwavering dedication to preserving and promoting rodeo culture while adapting to modern advancements.

Above all, Madeline strives to lead a life of purpose, humility, and service to others, ensuring that her passion for horses, science, and the cowboy way continues to inspire those around her.

Kellar is the 24 year old daughter of Randy and Jamie Bock of Newcastle.  Kellar, now a Sheridan resident for the past 5 years, enjoys all things ranch and horse related, metal fabrication, baking and cooking.  In the past she was involved in FFA and ran Varsity cross country all four years of high school. Currently, she works night shift at the Sheridan Memorial Hospital as a Certified Nursing Assistant and by day helps on a couple ranches around the Sheridan area, the Perry Ranch by Clearmont and Reinke Ranch located in Beckton. Through the guidance of many ranch hands and cattlemen of these establishments she has been learning many aspects of ranching, such as bottle feeding calves, doctoring, pulling pairs, gathering and branding cows. 

In addition, Kellar carries sponsor flags for the WYO Rodeo Wranglers and is a student at Sheridan College, pursuing a degree in nursing. 

Grace is the 16 year old daughter of Paul and Amber VanDyke of Sheridan. As long as she can remember, her Dad has said, "Communicate logically with the horse resulting in his confidence.” Horses have been a huge part of her family’s work and lives and her biggest passion in life. She will be a junior at Valor Academy and plans on high school rodeoing this upcoming year. Her hobbies include riding, training, showing horses, and singing. She is involved in 4H where she shows horses and market sheep and does photography. Grace’s past achievements include receiving the title of Sheridan WYO Rodeo Jr. Princess and participating in the Young Horse Development project through the AQHA.  Upon graduating, Grace will attend Tarleton State University to study Equine Science with a focus on Equine reproduction. Her career interests include raising, training, and showing quality cow horses.

Kaydence is the 16 year old daughter of Kyle Fulkerson and Shannon Morris of Sheridan. She is currently a junior at Tongue River High School, where she wrestled varsity and is a member of the Sheridan Broncs Soccer team. This past year, Kaydence served as a captain on the Red Grade Riders equestrian team. Kaydence loves horses, and has a special interest in agriculture.  She would like to learn as much as possible about the horse and ag industry and how to improve it. Kaydence has been involved in 4H, is her FFA Chapter’s President and is on the horse judging team.  Her hobbies include fly fishing and trail riding in the Big Horn Mountains with her Papa,  Kaydence’s future plans include going to college and pursuing a degree in possibly equine science or equine chiropractic.  Or perhaps she will decide to go another route and obtain some sort of medical degree. 

Audrey is the 14 year old daughter of Steve and Danielle Sisson of Sheridan.  She will be a freshman at Sheridan High School and is on the cross country team.  Audrey has a variety of hobbies and interests which include singing, horseback riding, crafting and drawing.  She is also involved in her 4H Horse Program and the WYO Rodeo Wranglers. Audrey’s goal for this year is to attend her first Hunter Jumper show,   Audrey is honored to hold the title of Sheridan WYO Rodeo Jr. Princess and will do her best to uphold it with Grit and Grace.

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