(Cushing, Okla.) Kelsi is a junior at Stillwater High School and loves riding horses, team roping, breakaway, barrel racing, working on the ranch and “anything that involves the outdoors.”
She is the daughter of Naomi Rogers and Mike Oyler and the proud granddaughter of Richard and Linda Rogers. Kelsi’s numerous activities include: showing livestock, competing in team roping and running barrels. In 2012, she was crowned PRUC (Perkins Round-Up Club) Queen. Kelsi has been involved in Stillwater FFA for three years and has shown cattle, goats, and her horse Ellie. One of her most exciting honors was when she won high point winner at the Payne County horse show for the 14-18 age division.
When asked why she would like to be Rodeo queen, Kelsi said, “Becoming Cushing Rodeo Queen offers opportunities and challenges that will better me as a person. It will get me out of my comfort zone by talking to other people. I anticipate forging new friendships with the other girls and new friendships in the Cushing community. I look forward to the challenges that hard work can overcome.”
As for future plans, Kelsi said, “I am going to attend Connors State College where I will be on the rodeo team and attending school for agriculture business. After college I want to follow in my grandpa’s footsteps in being a banker.”
To purchase rodeo tickets from Kelsi call: 405-614-3318.
Kelsi made her Donna & Molly Show debut on July 2nd.
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