January 1, 2017, and will hold it un l December 31, 2017.
“She will travel the state of Oklahoma, represen ng the sport of rodeo. Her du es and obliga ons include autograph signings, appearing at schools to visit about the sport of rodeo and what she does for it. She’ll carry sponsor fl ags at rodeos and do anything the rodeo commi ee needs help with. She can help at award ceremonies and events that promote children, or anywhere someone would like them to appear and help. Her busy schedule includes appearances at the Will Rogers Stampede Rodeo, Hugo PRCA, Woodward Elks Rodeo, Tulsa State Fair, Will Rogers Memorial Rodeo, golf tournaments and various other community events.
The fi rst, offi cial appearance of Shyanne’s reign came at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie for the Timed Event Championship.
Shyanne will host her corona on fundraiser April 22 at the Flying Cow Arena in A on. The event is open to the public. There will be barrel racing and both live and silent auc on items on which to bid.
“This is to help sponsor her
horses. She is also ac ve with basketball, track, cross country and cheerleading. She is an honor student and in the school’s Gi ed & Talented program.
Shyanne was honored to be selected as the 2017 Miss Rodeo Oklahoma Princess. Rodeo has always been her passion and she looks forward to traveling the state and represen ng the sport of rodeo during her reign.
Being the Miss Oklahoma Rodeo
Princess is a dream come true and Shyanne believes that “winners are not people who never fail, but people who never quit.”
Miss Rodeo Oklahoma Princess Shyanne Marcotte
traveling expenses for the year,” Karen said. “She would like to invite everyone out.”
“It was a fun-fi lled four days of carrying sponsor fl ags and delivering awards,” Karen said.
When she isn’t compe ng in rodeo, you can fi nd Shyanne helping her mom train horses or her dad, a local veterinarian, treat
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Shyanne hopes to be a role model for younger kids and to inspire them to reach
for their dreams like she did.
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