Abby Torgerson, Miss Rodeo Oregon 2024, has had a remarkable journey as a state titleholder. Based in Oregon, Abby has participated in several significant events, such as the Pendleton Round-Up, where she engaged in activities like parades, luncheons, and tours of historical landmarks like the Pendleton Woolen Mill. She also attended the Harney County Fair's 100th anniversary and the Northwest Professional Rodeo Association Finals, highlighting her dedication to representing the rodeo community.

Abby is preparing for the Miss Rodeo America competition in Las Vegas, focusing on horsemanship, public speaking, and overall readiness. Her involvement in the rodeo world extends beyond appearances, including supporting charity events, mentoring younger titleholders, and showcasing her passion for rodeo traditions

"Today, our guest isPRCA bareback rider Bradlee Miller to Where Rodeo Meets the Road. Bradlee has made waves this season, earning his first-ever qualification for the prestigious National Finals Rodeo (NFR). From his early days honing his craft to achieving this career milestone, Bradlee’s story is one of grit, determination, and passion for the sport. We’ll dive into his journey, the road to the NFR, and what it takes to compete at the highest level of rodeo."

Our next guest on Where Rodeo Meets the Road is Josee Sault, the current Miss Rodeo Nebraska 2024. Josee hails from Big Springs, Nebraska, and brings with her a passion for both rodeo and academic pursuits. Besides her role as Miss Rodeo Nebraska, she has a strong academic background and plans to attend law school in Wyoming post-reign. She will represent Nebraska in the 2025 Miss Rodeo America pageant in Las Vegas, bringing dedication and enthusiasm to her work as an ambassador for the sport and Western way of life.

Joining us today is Brianna Littrell, Miss Rodeo Florida 2024, an incredible ambassador for the sport of rodeo and Western heritage across the Sunshine State. Brianna has dedicated her platform to promoting the PRCA (Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association) and educating the public about rodeo traditions and values. Her year has been packed with events, travel, and community engagement, as she proudly represents Florida at rodeos and public appearances nationwide.

Today’s guest on Where Rodeo Meets the Road is McKardy Kelly, the reigning Miss Rodeo Utah 2024! Known for her warmth, grit, and dedication, McKardy has had an impressive journey that includes titles like Utah High School Rodeo Queen and National High School Rodeo Queen. Beyond her skills in the arena, she’s passionate about promoting rodeo and inspiring younger generations. Along with her rodeo queen duties, McKardy actively raises awareness for mental health, championing kindness and understanding through her platform.

With an eye toward a future in Agricultural Communication, McKardy embodies the spirit of rodeo and the importance of community in all that she does, and we’re thrilled to have her join us to share more about her story, her ambitions, and life in the queen’s boots.

Today on Where Rodeo Meets the Road, we’re thrilled to have Océane Veilleux, the 2024 WPRA Resistol Rookie of the Year in barrel racing! Océane's journey to this title has been one of both triumph and resilience. Starting the season strong, she qualified for her first major event at the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo, even reaching the semi-finals. However, her season took a tough turn when her top horse, Ice Cream, suffered a tendon injury that put him out for three months. Despite this, Océane powered forward, finishing her rookie season with an impressive lead. Hailing from St. Alfred, Quebec, and now studying at Texas A&M-Commerce, Océane has shown dedication, grit, and true rodeo spirit. We can’t wait to hear her inspiring story and get a glimpse into what’s next for this rising star.

"Welcome back to Where Rodeo Meets the Road! Today, we’re thrilled to have Annemarie Vogedes, the reigning Miss Rodeo Nevada 2024, join us. Annemarie has been representing the Silver State with pride, traveling across the country promoting the sport of rodeo and her platform, 'Bulls, Broncs, and Branding,' which educates young people about Nevada’s rich history and the art of cattle branding. From the rodeo arena to the classroom, she’s making an impact at every stop. We’ll chat about her journey, the exciting experiences she’s had, and what lies ahead as she prepares to compete for Miss Rodeo America. Let’s give a warm welcome to Annemarie Vogedes!"

"Welcome back to Where Rodeo Meets the Road! Today, we are excited to have Grayce Joyce, the 2024 Miss Rodeo of the Ozarks, joining us. After an incredible reign, Grayce passed the crown earlier this year, but her impact on the rodeo world continues. A former volleyball player and current law student at the University of Oklahoma, Grayce has balanced academics and rodeo with grace and determination. Throughout her time as Miss Rodeo of the Ozarks, she became a beloved ambassador for the sport and the western way of life. We’ll hear more about her journey, the memories she made, and what’s next for her after passing the crown. Please welcome Grayce Joyce!"

"Today, we have the distinct honor of welcoming Emma Cameron, the reigning Miss Rodeo America! Emma has captivated audiences across the nation with her grace, passion for the western way of life, and dedication to promoting the sport of rodeo. Throughout her reign, Emma has represented rodeo’s deep traditions and values, traveling far and wide to inspire communities and advocate for the sport. From rodeos to schools and public appearances, she has embraced the role of a national ambassador for the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Join us as we dive into her journey, the challenges and triumphs along the way, and what it truly means to wear the crown of Miss Rodeo America. Let’s give a warm welcome to Emma Cameron!"