Madison Arnold proudly hails from the beautiful Palace City of Mitchell, South Dakota! A graduate of the University of Minnesota, Madison earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Marine Biology. During her time, she balanced academics with athletics as an NCAA Division I athlete and completed neuroscience research at the University of Minnesota Medical School. Today, she serves her community as a nationally registered EMT. Madison's passion for the Western lifestyle runs deep. She has been involved in 4-H, the American Quarter Horse Association, the National Reining Horse Association, the Cowboy Mounted Shooting Association (CMSA), and, of course, rodeo! Most recently, she has qualified for the CMSA World Finals in Amarillo, Texas. Madison is thrilled to represent the sport that has shaped her life and spread her platform “Stronger Together," which advocates for rare diseases and is a call to action and a promise that no one rides alone.

Ella Roberts is the fourteen-year-old daughter to Scott and Tami Roberts. Hailing from Whitewood, SD; she will be going into the ninth grade. Ella is part of honor classes and holds a 4.0 GPA. She also partakes in agriculture classes. Oftentimes you can find her with her horses, singing, studying, or talking to someone about the western industry. Ella’s goals include going to a school to become an equine geneticist, and to continue promoting the cowboy way. Roberts is honored to be the reigning president of the Horseshoe 4-H club, as well as SMS agriculture club. She participates in rodeo, rodeo queen contests, hippology and horse quiz bowls. Rodeo life runs through her flowing red hair, so she continues to promote the sport, along with her faith in Jesus Christ, through her platform called “Something More” where she encourages people to just do a little something more.

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Kelsa Foreman, 11, is the daughter of Travis and Kassandra Foreman. She is the youngest of three siblings and enjoys spending time with her older brother, Teagan, and older sister, Kyler. Kelsa will be entering 6th grade at Miller Elementary School. She is active in several school and extracurricular activities, including volleyball, basketball, wrestling, and band, where she plays the clarinet. Outside of school, Kelsa is passionate about horseback riding. She participates in 4-H, competes in various events, and enjoys trail rides with her family. Kelsa also loves spending time outdoors, playing with her dogs, and showing goats in 4-H. She is always up for trying something new—whether it's tasting a new food or going on a fun adventure. She looks up to her sister Kyler, hoping to follow in her footsteps by representing the great sport of rodeo and the western lifestyle as a rodeo princess.

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