2025-2026
Senior Queen
Olivia Myers
4th generation Idahoan, Olivia Myers, is proud to serve as your 2025–2026 Treasure Valley Rodeo Senior Queen. Having finished her program a semester early, she graduated from Boise State University with her Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing in December 2025. Olivia plans to pursue a career in medical device sales, where she hopes to combine her drive, her people skills, her critical thinking skills, and her heart for helping others.
Olivia is the daughter of Mark and Ami Myers and has spent most of her life in Eagle, Idaho, surrounded by the many animals. She has a love for animals and appreciates the lessons she can learn from them. Her equine partner this year is named Belle. She is a sweet yet spunky red dun mare.
When she’s not at a rodeo, in class, or at work, Olivia can usually be found outside enjoying God’s beautiful creation. She loves hiking the foothills, riding horses in or out of the arena, or simply spending quiet time outdoors. Olivia especially enjoys attending a college-age ministry where she gathers with friends to grow in faith, find encouragement, and build community.
Olivia has a deep appreciation for the western lifestyle and the incredible partnership between horse and rider. She loves meeting new people, sharing the spirit of rodeo, and representing the sport of rodeo with pride. Above all, she hopes to serve as a positive example for others and is excited for the friendships, memories, and opportunities that await her on the rodeo journey. Olivia is thankful for the chance to serve, grow, and represent the western way of life with her personal goal of keeping gratitude at the center of it all.
2025-2026
Teen Queen
Rilynn Lucas
Rilynn Lucas is an 18-year-old from Nampa, Idaho. Rilynn graduated high school early in 2023, started attending cosmetology school, and recently graduated from The Salon Professional Academy. She plans to have her own salon one day, pursuing her passion for all things beauty and making people feel beautiful and confident.
She didn’t grow up in the western industry or rodeo world - Rilynn started riding around the age of eight years. She started riding English, did some show jumping and cross country, then after a few years of not riding at all and moving to Idaho, she tried her hand at Western riding. She participated in 4-H for three years, where she found a love for training BLM Mustangs. That experience led her to participate in Branded Bonanza, and she has enjoyed that for the past 6 years.
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Rilynn will be going in to her 4th year of riding with the EhCapa Bareback Riders, where she and her horse "Ego" are proud to have advanced to the Liberty and Jump Teams. In her spare time, she enjoys riding, skiing, snowboarding, music, and art.
The Rodeo Queen world is new to Rilynn. It all started after winning her first title in 2024, representing the Kuna Stampede as their Junior Queen. Then in April of 2025, she won the title of Treasure Valley Rodeo Teen Queen. She is so thankful for all the opportunities to build herself in this industry, and is so grateful for the privilege of representing the titles she's held so far. Rilynn recognizes how challenging it can be to step into this industry, especially not having been raised in it or around horse people, so she hopes to help and encourage people who want to learn and grow while also entering the western lifestyle later in their youth.
2025-2026
Mini Queen
Adalyn Preece
At just 9 years old, Adalyn Preece of Nampa, Idaho is honored to serve as your 2025–2026 Treasure Valley Rodeo Mini Queen. She is the daughter of Jenna and Manny Vega and has three sisters and one brother.
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Adalyn brings four years of riding experience and competed in the Mini Queen division riding her very own horse during horsemanship. When she isn’t in the saddle, you’ll likely find her upside down at the gym - she is a competitive gymnast who loves challenging herself and building strength.
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During the summer, Adalyn rides with the EhCapa Bareback Riders, where she performs bridleless and continues to grow her bond with her horse. Her equine partner is a big black gelding named Pilot, whom she lovingly calls her “unicorn.” Together, they share a special connection that shines every time they enter the arena.
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Adalyn is a great student and has been honored as Citizen of the Week for her kindness and positive attitude. When asked why she wanted to represent the Treasure Valley Lions and their rodeo, she simply said, “I love riding and going to rodeos with my family”.
She is very proud to represent the Treasure Valley Rodeo as their Mini Queen and has already made many new friends and wonderful memories. Adalyn is excited for all the adventures ahead and hopes to inspire other young girls to chase their dreams.
