Rodeo queen royalty who attended the Nuckolls County Rodeo Monday evening were (from left) Libby Macxklin, Webster County Rodeo princess, Blue Hill; Jaelyn Himmelberg, 2022 PRA Princess, Lawrence; Kayce Clark, Webster County Rodeo, Red Cloud; Sydney Bartels, Nuckolls County Rodeo queen contestant; Lynsie Lancaster, 2022-23 Nuckolls County Rodeo Queen, Hastings; Kylie Lancaster - 2021-22 Nuckolls County Rodeo Queen. Kylie is also the Miss Nebraska Rodeo Queen plans to the compete in the National Rodeo Queen competition.
Lynsie Lancaster, Hasting, was crowned the Nuckolls County Rodeo Queen, Monday evening, prior to the opening of the Nuckolls County Rodeo. She is the sister of Kylie Lancaster who has served as the 2021-22 Nuckolls County Rodeo Queen.
Kylie Lancaster is the 2021-2022 Miss Nuckolls County Rodeo Queen. She is from Hastings, and the daughter of Jim and Janet Lancaster.
Contestants for the 2022-2023 Miss Rodeo Nuckolls County Rodeo Queen include:
Lynsie Lancaster: Lynsie is from Hastings, the daughter of Jim and Janet Lancaster. Some of her hobbies include lifting weights, running, spending time with family and friends, ridding, and roping. Lynsie is a part of the A Honor roll, State- runner FFA ag communications team and top 10 individual. She was also state champion in an agriscience fair project. Lynsie has two years of experience in high school rodeo. Lynsie was crowned 2022-2023 Miss Rodeo Nuckolls County Rodeo Queen.
Sydney Bartels: Sydney is from Campbell, and is the daughter of Todd and Becky Bartels. Some of her hobbies include riding horses, dancing, reading, and time with family and friends. Sydney participates in volleyball, basketball, FFA, FBLA, speech and dance during the school year. She was elected as an FFA officer from 2019-2022, an FBLA officer in 2022, a Junior Leaders officer from 2019-2022, and a 4-H officer from 2020-2022. Sydney was also inducted into the Nationals Honors Society this past May. Sydney's past rodeo experience includes being crowned Miss Webster County Rodeo Princess in 2020.
Visiting royalty at the Nuckolls County Fair included:
Kaycee Clark: Kaycee is the 17 year old daughter of Michelle Clark and the niece of Clifford Vogel. Kaycee is a graduate of Red Cloud High School and is going to the University of Nebraska - Lincoln to study animal science in the fall. In her free time she enjoys working with horses, hanging out with friends and going to rodeos. She would like to welcome everyone to the Webster County Rodeo July 21 through 23.
Libby Macklin: Libby is the 16 year old daughter of Joel and Sara Macklin of Blue Hill. She will be a junior at Blue Hill High School this year, where she is active in FFA, cross country, speech, yearbook, Once Act, class officer and band. Outside of school she is involved in 4-H, Trinity Lutheran Church Youth Group, bee keeping, time with her four younger sisters and her animals. Libby invites everyone to attend the Webster County Rodeo in Bladen July 21 through 23.
Jaelyn Himmelberg: Jaelyn is the 2022 Central Plains Rodeo Association Princess. She will be a junior at Blue Hill High School where she is active in cross country, basketball, track, band, FCA, FBLA, and on the high honor roll. Jaelyn is the co-captain of her spirit squad, secretary of her FFA chapter, and president of her junior class and 4H club. Jaelyn is an avid dancer, enjoys listening to music, camping and spending time with her friend and family. Jaelyn invites everyone to the CPRA finals Sept. 30 through Oct. 2 in Lyons, Kan.
Harper Ross: Harper is Miss Cowgirl Nebraska. She is 6 years old and is from Murray, Neb. She will be going into the first grade at Conestoga Elementary. Harper enjoys competing in rodeos and playing mini golf. She is the daughter of Lance & Sonja Ross.
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