2023 Titleholders

Miss Rodeo Oregon 2023 Zoe Brooks

Eagle Point is a small southern Oregon town nestled between the famous Crater Lake National Park and the Oregon redwoods, and it’s where 2023 Miss Rodeo Oregon Zoe Brooks calls home.

Zoe is the 22-year-old daughter of Ryan Brooks. She graduated from Crater Lake Charter Academy in 2018 and is currently pursuing an associate degree in pre-nursing from Rogue Community College. In addition, she is employed as a certified medical assistant at her local urgent care facility. When she is not at work or on the back of a horse, you can find Zoe enjoying time with her family, playing with her dogs, or finding new recipes to try.

Zoe’s love for horseback riding began at just eight years old. She has worn many hats in the equine industry; her riding journey began in a show ring, and years later she is honored to represent the sport of professional rodeo, the agricultural industry, and her community as Miss Rodeo Oregon 2023.

Zoe was selected as Miss Rodeo Oregon after competing in a five-day-long pageant held in conjunction with the Clackamas County Fair and Canby Rodeo. As the 2023 titleholder, she will travel thousands of miles across Oregon and the United States attending and promoting PRCA rodeos. Many of these trips will include appearances at community events, public speaking, media interviews, and school visits with the goal of increasing visibility and education about the sport in each locality. Zoe’s passion for family and rodeo is what drives her to be an advocate for the western industry.

Miss Teen Rodeo Oregon 2023 Morgan Brownell

Morgan Brownell is the 16-year-old daughter of Keith and Debbie Brownell and younger sister to Clint Brownell. She resides in Stayton where she is a Junior at Stayton High School.
Morgan has been an active member of the Marion County Horse 4-H program for seven years. She has won many awards and qualified to represent her county at the state fair in 2019, 2021, and 2022. She shows in Equitation, Showmanship, Trail, Ranch Horse and Gaming Classes. Morgan is also an active member of the Northwest Youth Rodeo Association where she competes in Barrel Racing, Pole Pending, and Breakaway Roping. For 2021-2022, Morgan was the Treasurer for her FFA chapter and is the Vice President for 2022-2023. She was involved with the Stayton High School OHSET team for the 2022 season. Morgan competed in many events, earning multiple top 5 awards and qualified for the state meet in Breakaway Roping, Canadian Flags, Drill Team, In-hand Obstacle Relay, and Bi-Rangle. After the state meet, her Drill Team qualified for the Regionals in Washington!
This year, Morgan will be traveling with two horses. One, a ten-year-old Roan American Quarter Horse named “SJR Ginas Smoothie”, also known as Custer, will be her main horse. Morgan will also have her twenty-four-year-old Black American Quarter Horse “Docs Rondo Yucca” but, around the barn, he is known as Chester.
Morgan is very excited to have the opportunity to represent the State of Oregon in 2023 and the sport of rodeo, all while being able to share her passion with everyone she meets! Morgan looks forward to seeing you on the rodeo road!

Junior Miss Rodeo Oregon 2023 Reegan Bills

Reegan Bills is the twelve-year-old daughter of Shaun and Sarah Bills, and big sister to Fletcher. She is a 6th grade homeschool student through Sylvies River Charter School. When not in the barn, Reegan loves to read and do art. She plans to be an art teacher when she grows up!
Reegan started riding at a very young age as a form of physical therapy and quickly fell in love with horses and the sport of rodeo. She competes in the Northwest Youth Rodeo Association in Barrel Racing, Goat Tying, and Pole Bending. It was at these rodeos where she met the rodeo queen that inspired her queen journey. Reegan then served as the Northwest Youth Rodeo Association Princess for 2020 and 2021.
Reegan will be traveling throughout the state in 2023 with her horses Rocket and Zelda. Rocket is an 18-year-old sorrel gelding she uses for Barrel Racing, Pole Bending, and Goat Tying. He's the "been there, done that" horse. Zelda is a 9-year-old paint mare who was originally purchased as a training project for Reegan. Over the past two years she has become a very steady gem that Reegan is very proud to have trained herself!
Serving as Junior Miss Rodeo Oregon has been a goal Reegan has worked toward for the last three years and is excited to represent rodeo in our state! Reegan hopes she can inspire others to get involved with rodeo whether it be as a spectator or competitor. She would like to thank all those who helped her accomplish her dreams, especially her parents. Reegan will see you at the next rodeo!

Steeped in Rich Tradition

Miss Rodeo Oregon was first established in 1957 with the crowning of Judee (Fisher) Hagen of The Dalles.  See all Miss Rodeo Oregon titleholders from over the years as well as Junior Miss Rodeo Oregon and Miss Teen Rodeo Oregon titleholders.