2024 Miss Rodeo West Haven royalty
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On June 11th, 2024 the new Miss Rodeo West Haven Royalty was crowned. The 2024 Miss Rodeo West Haven Queen is Cardyn Clem of West Warren. 1st Attendant, Olivia Favero of Taylor, and 2nd Attendant, Ava Winn of South Weber. Read below to learn more about our 2024 Rodeo Royalty.
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QUEEN: Cardyn Clem
Cardyn is the 16 year old daughter of Chris and McKenzie Clem of West Warren Utah. She is currently attending Fremont High School. She has maintained a 3.9 GPA and have received several college credits toward her associate's degree. Cardyn enjoys Hunting, 4-wheeling, hiking, and working on her family's ranch. She is a member of the Spikers High School Rodeo Team, where she compete in pole bending, goat tying, and the queen contest. When Cardyn is not at a rodeo, she loves to be in the kitchen baking! Her favorite things to bake are red velvet cheesecake brownies and chocolate chip cookies. Cardyn has held several Jr Queen and Princess titles, as well as the 2021 Jr High School Rodeo Queen, and the 2023-2024 Silver State International Rodeo Queen. She is honored to Represent West Haven as the 2024 Miss Rodeo West Haven Queen.
Cardyn is the 16 year old daughter of Chris and McKenzie Clem of West Warren Utah. She is currently attending Fremont High School. She has maintained a 3.9 GPA and have received several college credits toward her associate's degree. Cardyn enjoys Hunting, 4-wheeling, hiking, and working on her family's ranch. She is a member of the Spikers High School Rodeo Team, where she compete in pole bending, goat tying, and the queen contest. When Cardyn is not at a rodeo, she loves to be in the kitchen baking! Her favorite things to bake are red velvet cheesecake brownies and chocolate chip cookies. Cardyn has held several Jr Queen and Princess titles, as well as the 2021 Jr High School Rodeo Queen, and the 2023-2024 Silver State International Rodeo Queen. She is honored to Represent West Haven as the 2024 Miss Rodeo West Haven Queen.
FIRST ATTENDANT: Olivia Favero
Olivia enjoys working on thefamily farm. She loves going on dirt bike rides with her family. She is a licensed cosmetologist and is employed at Dalas Green Farm and Home. She graduated this spring with two Asociate Degrees: one In General Studies and another in Communications. She has been awarded multiple sport & academic scholarships. Olivia is Currently working towards a Bachelor Degree. Olivia is the current Miss Rodeo Hooper and Miss Rodlo Oakley. Last year
she held the title of Miss Rodeo Ogden & placed 1st Runner Up at the Miss Rodeo Utah Pageant. As well as many other titles, She has been on multiple Flag Girl Teams including the Wilderness Circuit Finals, National Finals Rodeo and the Rocky Mountain Rodeo Challenge. Last March she also worked as a Pivot Girl at Rodeo Houston.
Olivia enjoys working on thefamily farm. She loves going on dirt bike rides with her family. She is a licensed cosmetologist and is employed at Dalas Green Farm and Home. She graduated this spring with two Asociate Degrees: one In General Studies and another in Communications. She has been awarded multiple sport & academic scholarships. Olivia is Currently working towards a Bachelor Degree. Olivia is the current Miss Rodeo Hooper and Miss Rodlo Oakley. Last year
she held the title of Miss Rodeo Ogden & placed 1st Runner Up at the Miss Rodeo Utah Pageant. As well as many other titles, She has been on multiple Flag Girl Teams including the Wilderness Circuit Finals, National Finals Rodeo and the Rocky Mountain Rodeo Challenge. Last March she also worked as a Pivot Girl at Rodeo Houston.
SECOND ATTENDANT: Ava Winn
Ava Winn is the daughter of Ryan and Krystal Winn and a junior at Northridge High School. As a first-generation cowgirl who has only been involved with horses for about four years, Ava has an impressive history of rodeo titles. She was crowned the 2022 Weber County Jr. Posse Queen and the 2023 Plain City Jr. Queen, and she won her first trophy saddle in the Down N Dirty Saddle Series in 2023, showcasing her passion for barrel racing. Her dedication to the western way of life is evident in her active participation and leadership within the rodeo community.
Beyond her rodeo achievements, Ava is a standout leader in her school's JROTC program, currently holding the esteemed position of Chief Master Sergeant with the role of Command Chief in her unit. Her dedication to discipline and excellence in JROTC mirrors her commitment to her equestrian pursuits. Ava is also a creative soul who loves drawing, painting, sewing, snowboarding, and hiking. Additionally, she is a thriving small business entrepreneur, sewing handmade tail-bags and offering riding lessons to neighborhood kids, nurturing a new generation of equestrians.
Ava's dedication to her craft, her community, and her leadership roles exemplifies the true spirit of rodeo, and she continues to inspire those around her with her grace and determination.
Ava Winn is the daughter of Ryan and Krystal Winn and a junior at Northridge High School. As a first-generation cowgirl who has only been involved with horses for about four years, Ava has an impressive history of rodeo titles. She was crowned the 2022 Weber County Jr. Posse Queen and the 2023 Plain City Jr. Queen, and she won her first trophy saddle in the Down N Dirty Saddle Series in 2023, showcasing her passion for barrel racing. Her dedication to the western way of life is evident in her active participation and leadership within the rodeo community.
Beyond her rodeo achievements, Ava is a standout leader in her school's JROTC program, currently holding the esteemed position of Chief Master Sergeant with the role of Command Chief in her unit. Her dedication to discipline and excellence in JROTC mirrors her commitment to her equestrian pursuits. Ava is also a creative soul who loves drawing, painting, sewing, snowboarding, and hiking. Additionally, she is a thriving small business entrepreneur, sewing handmade tail-bags and offering riding lessons to neighborhood kids, nurturing a new generation of equestrians.
Ava's dedication to her craft, her community, and her leadership roles exemplifies the true spirit of rodeo, and she continues to inspire those around her with her grace and determination.