Stella is an honor roll student with a 4.8 GPA and an editor of the yearbook at El Capitan High School. In and out of the arena, Stella embraces the integrity of the toughest sport on dirt. She took her first steps into the rodeo world at 10 years old with her first rodeo queen title; where she also got to ride in her first ever rodeo here in Ramona and which was a moment that she will never forget. The community of Ramona has truly taught her the ropes, from barrel racing and roping lessons and discovering her passions within the sport. Over the years, Stella has competed in a variety of events in the California Junior Rodeo Association and is proudly the 2025 Team Roping Champion Header. Stella could not be more thrilled for the opportunity to represent the Ramona Rodeo Foundation and give back to the community that has given so much to her.

Carrie is honored to represent the town she has always called home. Growing up in Ramona, it has given her a deep appreciation for its traditions, strong community, and western heritage, and she is proud to serve as an ambassador for the place she loves.

With an outgoing personality and a passion for the western lifestyle, Carrie stays busy both in and out of the arena. She is an active member of the FFA horse judging team, the Ramona Stars 4-H horse group, and the Santa Ysabel/Julian 4-H group, where she previously showed pigs. She enjoys practicing barrel racing and spending time with her 16 year old horse, Cheyenne. Carrie maintains a 4.0 GPA and hopes to one day become a stock contractor. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends and going with her family on trips to the river and the desert.