​​A big "Thank You" goes out to everyone who supported each of this year'sQueen & Junior Queen Contestants by purchasing pre-sale rodeo tickets and raffle tickets from them.

Marley Tedore

Hello, friends, family and rodeo fans! My name is Marley Tedore and I am so beyond honored to be competing for the title of Jr Miss La Grange 2026. I am the daughter of Derek and Kirstin Tedore, and I also have 3 siblings. I have been riding for 6 years and I enjoy barrel racing. I am a sophomore at Hughson High School and I am involved in cheer as well as leadership. The people I surround myself with are very important to me. I want to be around people who will help me become the best version of myself I can be. After high school, I plan to go into the medical field. I would like to specialize in Diagnostic Medical Sonography. I have a great love for animals, especially my own. My horse hazel has taught me so much and has made me a better rider. I would like to thank my parents and sponsors for getting me to where I am today, and I would like to thank the La Grange Rodeo Association for letting me have this opportunity. I would be so honored to become the next Jr Miss La Grange for the 2026 season and represent the La Grange Rodeo Association with pride.

Alexa Molina

Hello My name is Alexa Molina I am honored and very excited to be running for your 2026 La Grange Rodeo Queen. I am currently a freshman attending San Joaquin Delta College. I love doing online school because it gives me time to spend with family and my horses. After I graduate I plan to go into law enforcement to serve my community. I have been around horses my whole life and it has been a big part of who I am. It would be a great honor to become your 2026 La Grange Rodeo Queen and represent a wonderful community. Thank you for your support.

Kensley Silva

Hi, my name is Kensley Silva. I am excited to be running for the title of La Grange Rodeo Queen 2026. I am 17 years old and currently a junior at Mariposa County High School. I’m part of the veterinary science team at my school, and I also compete in monthly high school rodeos with my favorite horse, Bob. On the side, I’m working toward earning my private pilot’s license chasing my dreams both in the arena and in the sky. When I’m not at school or flying, I’m usually searching for my next rodeo or barrel race to enter. Although I love everything I do, what matters most to me is my family, my faith, and my horse Bob. Through every thick and thin moment, my family has always been there as my biggest supporters and strongest fans. I’m especially grateful for my mom and dad, who wake up at the crack of dawn and travel hours just to support me at a rodeo.

La Grange Rodeo Queen 2025

Savanah Fulton

Kyra Brown

Hello! My name is Kyra Skye Brown. I’m very excited and honored to be competing for the title of 2026 La Grange Jr. Rodeo Queen. I’m 15 years old and currently reside in Clements. I’m a sophomore at Lodi High School and have achieved mostly all A’s and B’s. I achieved my first level black belt in Tae Kwon Do at the age of 12 and have competed against all ages throughout my journey. Once I completed my black belt, I began learning how to ride so I can compete in gymkhanas and barrel racing events with “Ernie” (Cat Skratch Fever). I’m currently in my first year of FFA and have been honored to participate in the opening and closing ceremonies. My favorite thing about FFA is floral design and I am excited to learn more about it in future classes. After I graduate, I plan to go to cosmetology school to become an esthetician. I would like to thank the many people who have supported me in all my efforts these last few years, including B3 Ranch, Alaura Word, and most importantly, my family and friends. This is my first ever competition for La Grange Rodeo Queen and I would be very honored to become your next 2026 La Grange Jr Rodeo Queen and represent the La Grange Rodeo Association.

As the outgoing 2025 Jr. Miss Rodeo La Grange, I am honored to have represented a tradition rooted in hard work, western heritage, and community pride. At 14 years old, I have learned that the rodeo arena is about more than competition — it is about leadership, responsibility, and serving others with integrity. One of my greatest passions is agriculture. I proudly show pigs at the Calaveras County Fair, where I have learned dedication, patience, and the importance of caring for animals. I also spend time training my four-year-old mare, Molly, an experience that has strengthened my confidence and taught me perseverance and trust. Outside of rodeo and livestock projects, I love reading and expanding my knowledge. I plan to attend the United States Air Force Academy and eventually become a trauma doctor so I can help save lives and serve my country. As I pass on this title, I am incredibly proud of the four young women competing to represent the La Grange Rodeo. Each embodies the spirit and determination that make this rodeo so special.

Before I ride off into the sunset, serving as the 2025 Miss Rodeo La Grange has been an incredible journey. From the moment I was given the honor, I knew it was more than just wearing a crown; it was about embodying the spirit of it all. Every parade, rodeo event, and community outreach program has deepened my appreciation for the hard work and dedication that makes the western way of life so special. One of the highlights has been connecting with people of all ages who share a passion for rodeo. Whether it's been signing autographs for young fans, or visiting local schools to talk about the importance of agriculture. The friendships I've made and the lessons I've learned will stay with me long after my reign is over. I could not have accomplished any of this without my mom, she was always right by my side when I needed her no matter what and she was and will always be my biggest cheerleader. I am immensely grateful for the opportunity to represent the La Grange Rodeo Association. It's an experience that has not only enriched my life but has also has helped me reach others. As I continue my journey, I will carry the values and traditions that I’ve learned with this title, always striving to be a positive ambassador for the sport and lifestyle of Rodeo. I hope that you learn to be the best version of yourself that you can be no matter what people have to say. Always have courage to chase that dream, accomplish that goal, lead with a smile, and with God by your side, you can do anything.

La Grange Rodeo Junior Queen 2025

Alisha Baker

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