Bethany Behrendt is the 21-year-old daughter of Cory and Kara Behrendt. She lives on a small hobby farm where she grew up in Farmington, Minnesota. Bethany currently attends the University of Minnesota Twin Cities where she is pursuing a pre-veterinary degree. Some of her hobbies include showing livestock, spending time with family, and mentoring youth. She has found success in 4-H, FFA, and open shows with her horses and livestock. Bethany also enjoys teaching others about rodeo and agriculture. Her involvement in the rodeo industry began in 2019 when she was crowned Miss Teen Rodeo Minnesota. Bethany’s passion for rodeo grew as she had the opportunity to travel to many events and learn how kind the rodeo communities are. She enjoys promoting the message of always being you, always helping others, and always asking for help because that is what is important in life.

Keaton Keil is the 16-year-old daughter of Brady and Ashley Keil of Pierre, South Dakota. This fall, Keaton will be a junior at Stanley County High School, where she takes Advanced Placement classes and is active in cheerleading, high school rodeo, FFA, dog shows, and 4-H, where she competes in barrel racing, pole bending, goat tying, and livestock showmanship. With her platform “Aspire to inspire” she is driven to make a positive difference in people’s lives by inspiring them to chase their dreams. Keaton is a first-generation cowgirl who loves to represent the great sport of rodeo and serving its wonderful community.​

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Ten-year-old Mariah Kenzi Todd is the daughter of James and Teri Todd and sister to her older brother Clancy. Mariah is growing up living the western lifestyle on her family ranch in Whitewood, South Dakota. Besides riding horses, she is a talented ballerina, pianist, and singer. She will be entering 5th grade in her home school curriculum this fall. Mariah excels in 4-H shooting sports, where she competed at the state level in both the archery and BB gun competitions. She can also be found competing in the arena at play days, youth rodeos, and showing her horse in 4-H. Mariah loves caring for all of the animals on the ranch and aspires to follow the footsteps of her mother in being a veterinarian. She is thankful for JT Ranch for supporting her while competing for the Days of '76 Princess title.​

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