Rodeo Royalty and Ambassador

Rodeo Royalty

Jorja Davenport

2025 Chelan County Rodeo Queen 

 

The Chelan Conty Rodeo Queen is a new tradition started in 2024. The Chelan County Rodeo celebrates the tradition of having a dynamic young lady serve as Miss Chelan County Rodeo. Candidates who compete for the coveted title must not only display exceptional horsemanship skills, but also speak intelligently and display dignity in all situations. During her reign, Jorja represents the Chelan County Rodeo and our community at events and rodeos throughout Washington.

Jorja Davenport is 18 years old and a senior at Wenatchee High School. She is the daughter of Jed and Meagan Davenport of Wenatchee.

An accomplished horse rider, Jorja has participated in a variety of equestrian activities throughout her life. Her dedication shines through her involvement in 4-H, FFA, and WAHSET (Washington High School Equestrian Team), where she has honed her skills and leadership abilities. She has competed in both gaming and performance events, showcasing her versatility and love for horsemanship. Additionally, she has ridden on an equestrian drill team, demonstrating the precision and teamwork required in the sport.

Jorja’s knowledge of the western lifestyle and her ability to connect with people will be invaluable as she represents our rodeo. Her infectious smile and strong work ethic will inspire both young and old, and she is committed to promoting the values and excitement of the rodeo throughout our community. We look forward to seeing her shine in her new role and help bring the spirit of the rodeo to life.

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Fair Ambassador

Hanna Collins

2024 Fair Ambassador 

 

The Chelan County Fair Ambassador will be responsible for representing the Chelan County Fair at speaking engagements before and during the Fair and participating in several festival parades. The ambassador will also participate in duties during the annual Fair event.

Hanna Collins is a 17-year-old junior at Chelan High School. She has been an extremely active FFA member since joining at the end of her 8th grade year. Agriculture, FFA, and specifically raising livestock is truly where her passion lies. She has raised livestock (goats and steers) for Chelan County Fair and North Central Washington Fair for the last three years. Her favorite part of the fair is really the whole experience in general. There's so much to love about the fair that it's hard for her to choose just one thing. From getting up early in the morning to do chores, to seeing everyone’s project growth through the year, to spending time with the animals - it really is her favorite time of the year. After high school, she plans to pursue a career in Veterinary Medicine at WSU.

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