Rodeo Queen

Ashlee Hamm

Ashlee Hamm – Greenwood, WI

Ashlee Hamm is a 20-year-old from Greenwood, Wisconsin, and a proud contestant in the 2026 Stanley Rodeo Queen Program. The daughter of Kris Hamm, Adam Penk, and the late Eric Hamm, Ashlee has spent much of her life in the saddle, developing a deep passion for horses, rodeo, and the western way of life. From a young age, Ashlee has been actively involved in rodeo and equestrian competition, competing in barrel racing, pole bending, and other speed events through organizations such as the Wisconsin Girls Barrel Racing Association, Wisconsin Little Britches Rodeo Association, and the National Barrel Horse Association. Time spent riding, training, and competing with her horses has helped shape her strong work ethic and love for the rodeo arena. Ashlee was honored to represent the rodeo community when she was crowned the 2024 Wicked Events Rodeo Princess. She has also been active in leadership roles throughout school and agriculture programs, including serving as President of the National FFA Organization chapter at Greenwood High School. Academically, Ashlee graduated as valedictorian of Greenwood High School and continued her education at Northern Michigan University, where she earned her degree with honors in Medical Laboratory Science. She currently works as a Laboratory Assistant and Phlebotomist at Aspirus Health Hospital. Whether she is in the arena or serving her community, Ashlee carries the values of hard work, dedication, and respect that the horse and rodeo world instill. She is excited for the opportunity to represent and promote the sport of rodeo, agriculture, and the western lifestyle as part of the Stanley Rodeo Queen Program.

Jennifer Kyes

Jennifer Kyes – Stanley, WI

Jennifer grew up in Stanley and is a graduate of Stanley-Boyd High School. A lifelong equestrian enthusiast, Jennifer has spent countless hours in the saddle and at the barn, developing her skills in competitive riding. Over the years she has competed in fun show games and barrel racing, building a strong connection with her horses and the western lifestyle she loves. Jennifer is married and recently welcomed her first child, beginning a new chapter while continuing to stay active in the horse world. When she isn’t riding, she stays busy as a small business owner while remaining closely connected to the local equestrian community. Jennifer also has a heart for mentoring youth and helping them gain confidence through horses. She enjoys working with youth with autism, sharing her knowledge of horsemanship and horse care while creating positive experiences in the barn. Her dedication in the arena has brought several accomplishments in recent years. Jennifer qualified for the NBHA World Championships and finished in the Top 10 in the state in the 3D through the National Barrel Horse Association. She also placed Top 3 in her NBHA District in the 3D and Top 5 in the 2D.

Jennifer competed in three rodeos and earned the 2D Reserve Champion title with the Wisconsin Girls Barrel Racing Association. In 2025, she was named the 2nd Overall High Point Winner in the Stanley Rodeo Fun Show for ages 18–34. Whether she’s chasing around the barrels, encouraging young riders, or simply enjoying time with her horses, Jennifer continues to live out her passion for the equestrian lifestyle.

Evalynn Williams

Evalynn Williams – Stanley, WI

Evalynn grew up in Stanley, Wisconsin, where her love for horses began at a very young age. From her earliest days around the barn, she developed a deep passion for riding and horsemanship. She began riding with local saddle clubs and later competed as a member of the Stanley Equestrian Team, where she enjoyed representing her community in the arena. Evalynn also spent many summers competing with her horses at the County and State Fairs. Her dedication to the horse world extended beyond competition through her active involvement in Chippewa County 4-H, where she continued to grow her knowledge of horse care, responsibility, and leadership.

Evalynn is a recent graduate of Chippewa Valley Technical College with a degree in Animal Science Management. She hopes to continue her education and pursue a degree as a Veterinary Technician so she can continue working closely with animals and supporting the equine community she loves. When she isn’t studying or working toward her goals, Evalynn enjoys spending time at the barn riding her horse and making memories outdoors while camping with family and friends.

Savannah Schallock

Savannah Schallock – Stratford

Savannah Schallock proudly calls the Stratford area home, where she lives with her husband and family. As a devoted wife and mother, Savannah balances family life with her lifelong passion for horses and the western lifestyle. Savannah’s love for horses began at a young age and has continued to grow throughout the years. Whether she is riding, caring for her horses, or sharing her passion with others, horses have always been an important part of her life. She appreciates the lessons they teach in patience, responsibility, and hard work.

Living in rural Wisconsin has allowed Savannah to stay closely connected to the equestrian community and the values that come with it—dedication, perseverance, and a deep respect for animals. She enjoys spending time at the barn, riding whenever she can, and sharing the experience with her family.

For Savannah, horses are more than a hobby—they are a way of life. She is proud to represent the equestrian community and the rural traditions that continue to shape her family and her future