Perfectly embodying the spirit of the Pacific Northwest, Jenna Singer hails from the charming small town of Sherwood, Oregon. While the town has grown to 19,000 residents, its farming roots and deep love for equestrianism remain strong. Growing up on twenty acres on the outskirts of Sherwood with her parents, Kelly and Randy Singer, Jenna spent countless nights in the barn working with her animals and nurturing her dreams of becoming a cowgirl.

From a young age, Jenna’s passion for animals was undeniable. Whether raising Pygmy goats, market lambs, or working with horses, she always knew she belonged in the show pen. An active member of 4-H and the Sherwood FFA program, Jenna began riding competitively in seventh grade when she partnered with her current horse, Dually. Together, they competed in 4-H Working Rancher events, OHSET, AQHA shows, and Western States Stock Horse shows. Over time, their bond and dedication led to remarkable success, earning multiple state titles in breed shows and becoming two-time AQHA World Show qualifiers. They even traveled to Oklahoma to compete in the VRH World Show.

In recent years, Jenna and Dually transitioned from the show pen to rodeo arenas across Oregon, representing their favorite Fourth of July event, the St. Paul Rodeo. After taking a summer off from queening to focus on her education, Jenna is thrilled to return to the rodeo circuit as the 2025 Sisters Rodeo Queen, proudly representing the 85th annual event.

Outside of her equestrian pursuits, Jenna excelled academically, participating in her school’s leadership programs and the National Honor Society. She graduated from Sherwood High School in the spring of 2023 with an advanced honors diploma, having completed several AP courses, including her favorite—Anatomy and Physiology.

Following a summer full of rodeos, Jenna enrolled in a private college’s Respiratory Therapy program. Over the past year and a half, she has gained hands-on experience in hospitals across the Portland metro area under the guidance of her preceptors. Jenna will graduate in the spring of 2025 with an associate’s degree, becoming a registered respiratory therapist. She is excited to begin her career in patient care and looks forward to making a difference in the lives of others.

Jenna and Dually can’t wait to see you in the stands of the John Leavitt Arena as they celebrate 85 years of PRCA rodeo greatness. Get ready for the “Biggest Little Show in the World”—they know you’re going to love it!

Tickets are on sale now at www.sistersrodeo.com/tickets

Do not wait till June to get your tickets as we are sure to have sold out performances again this year.

The board is honored to award our Queen the Sally Leavitt Scholarship.

If you would like to schedule the Queen for an appearance at your event or a public speaking engagement please contact our Queen Advisor Aly Fazz at [email protected].

Queen Sponsors:

We want to thank Dixie’s Western Wear for providing the Queen her wardrobe this rodeo season.    

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