Madeline is honored to represent the Cle Elum Roundup as the 2018 Jr. Queen and looks forward to traveling the Pacific Northwest as well as spending time in her local community promoting the western way of life and the awesome sport of rodeo.
Madeline is 13 years old and attends Morgan Middle School. She is a honor roll student who aspires to become a veterinarian. She lives on her family hay farm in Ellensburg, WA with her parents Paul & Stacy, her older brother Nolan and her many animal family members too.
Madeline believes community service is very important. She is proud to be a weekly volunteer at Spirit Therapeutic Riding Center, as well as, an active member of the Interact Community Service Club where she works on local and worldwide service projects. As rodeo royalty she hopes to inspire others to give of their time and talent through community service.
Madeline puts in countless hours working with her horses and was recognized for it with a Ride the Wind award at Kittitas County Fair. She may be young however she is truly an all-around horsewoman participating in everything from western games to english dressage, as well as, ranch work, trail riding, and of course rodeo. She also represents Kittitas County at the state level of 4-H in hippology (horse sciences) and horse judging. Madeline credits her partnership with horses for reinforcing her understanding of: respect, patience, responsibility, compassion, grace, acceptance, and perseverance.
When Madeline isn’t volunteering or doing something horse related you will often find her working with her sheep or spending time with her dogs & cats. She also enjoys playing on her school basketball team, water & snow skiing, baking, painting, playing tuba, quad riding, snowmobiling, camping, shooting, church, and spending time with her family & friends.
Madeline would like to invite you to come say howdy and enjoy the fun of rodeo at the Cle Elum Roundup held the last weekend in July at the beautiful Washington State Horse Park in Cle Elum, WA.
Madeline is 13 years old and attends Morgan Middle School. She is a honor roll student who aspires to become a veterinarian. She lives on her family hay farm in Ellensburg, WA with her parents Paul & Stacy, her older brother Nolan and her many animal family members too.
Madeline believes community service is very important. She is proud to be a weekly volunteer at Spirit Therapeutic Riding Center, as well as, an active member of the Interact Community Service Club where she works on local and worldwide service projects. As rodeo royalty she hopes to inspire others to give of their time and talent through community service.
Madeline puts in countless hours working with her horses and was recognized for it with a Ride the Wind award at Kittitas County Fair. She may be young however she is truly an all-around horsewoman participating in everything from western games to english dressage, as well as, ranch work, trail riding, and of course rodeo. She also represents Kittitas County at the state level of 4-H in hippology (horse sciences) and horse judging. Madeline credits her partnership with horses for reinforcing her understanding of: respect, patience, responsibility, compassion, grace, acceptance, and perseverance.
When Madeline isn’t volunteering or doing something horse related you will often find her working with her sheep or spending time with her dogs & cats. She also enjoys playing on her school basketball team, water & snow skiing, baking, painting, playing tuba, quad riding, snowmobiling, camping, shooting, church, and spending time with her family & friends.
Madeline would like to invite you to come say howdy and enjoy the fun of rodeo at the Cle Elum Roundup held the last weekend in July at the beautiful Washington State Horse Park in Cle Elum, WA.
