Staff Report
The Fallon Junior Rodeo Queen is more than a title — she’s the face of the rodeo, a poised young ambassador who promotes the sport, represents her community, and inspires others with grace, grit, and horsemanship.
Since 2017, the Fallon Junior Rodeo has proudly crowned a queen each year to represent the event and its values. Open to girls ages 6 to 13, the queen pageant challenges contestants to showcase their skills in speech, horsemanship, overall appearance, and personality. She must be able to speak knowledgeably about all things rodeo, as well as jump on a horse anytime and perform her duties.
This year’s pageant will take place on Thursday, August 29, at 5:30 p.m., with the crowning during the lunch break at the Fallon Junior Rodeo on Friday, August 30.
The Fallon Junior Rodeo Queen contest is a rigorous competition designed to highlight well-rounded cowgirls who know their rodeo and can speak with confidence, ride with skill, and represent with pride.
Whether she’s making public appearances, promoting the rodeo, or swinging into the saddle with confidence, the Fallon Jr. Rodeo Queen represents dedication, community pride, and true rodeo spirit.
Thanks to the efforts of Loni Faught, the 1995 National High School Rodeo Queen, and Jennifur Peek, a former Nevada High School Rodeo Queen, who helped establish and expand the Fallon Jr. Rodeo Queen contest, this proud rodeo tradition continues to thrive.
Past Fallon Jr. Rodeo Queens include Josie Peek (2017), Haylee Soffel (2018), and Lauren Goings, who graciously served for both 2019 and 2020 during the pandemic. Stella Lee held the title in 2021, followed by Macady Bogdanowicz in 2022, Evva Brown in 2023, and Mylee Macedo in 2024.
To download the queen contest application, visit www.fallonjuniorrodeo.com or contact Whitney Brown at 775-741-2491 for more information.
Are you ready to ride for the crown? Join us this August and show us what you’ve got!
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