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.

Jessie is a 17-year-old junior at El Capitan High School and a proud first-generation cowgirl. Having ridden horses since she could walk, her passion for riding and the western lifestyle runs deep. As your 2026 Ramona Rodeo Jr. Queen, she is honored to represent the rodeo and the community she loves. Outside of school, Jessie spends most of her time caring for her horses, Tom, Poppy, and Molly, and considers the barn her second home. She enjoys competing in barrel racing and gymkhanas, as well as spending time on the trail with friends and family. After high school, Jessie plans to join the military, where she hopes to serve her country while gaining valuable experience and discipline. She plans to continue her education during her service, working toward her goal of becoming a doctor and making a difference in the lives of others.

Thirteen-year-old 7th grader at Olive Pierce Middle School, Carrie Vincent is proudly the 2026 Ramona Rodeo Young Miss. She brings confidence, personality, and a big love for the western way of life wherever she goes. Carrie is currently training in barrel racing and breakaway roping, while also hoping to achieve a Triple Crown in Ramona, and one day be crowned Miss Rodeo California. Carrie is an active member of the Ramona Stars 4-H horse group, and previously showed pigs with Santa Ysabel/Julian 4-H. In her first year of FFA, she is excited to show her first steer and compete in horse judging. Carrie maintains a 4.0 GPA and plans to become an equine veterinarian to give back to the animals she loves. Outside of school and rodeo, Carrie volunteers at North Coast Church, participates in Serve Your City events, babysits, and enjoys family trips to the river and desert. Carrie proudly represents hard work, dedication, and the western lifestyle as your 2026 Ramona Rodeo Young Miss.