I made the drive over to Morrow County this weekend for the Morrow County Fair and Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo coronation for Krysten. I'd never seen the rodeo grounds there before, but I'm already looking forward to rodeo time! One thing I'll definitely take away with me this weekend? Desert! So much desert that I don't even know if I can eat it all. Sylvia did a wonderful job cooking for the whole crowd. Her daughter Lily, the Oregon High School Rodeo Queen, kept trying to convince me to bid on the shop vac in the silent auction, but I bought a strawberry cheesecake instead :)
Krysten had a good turnout of family and friends and was smiling ear to ear as they officially gave her the crown for the year. The drive home was too long for us to leave after the coronation, so we stayed with Sylvia and her family with Lindsey, the 2013 Jefferson County Fair and Rodeo Queen, where I've never laughed so hard in my life! And I definitely haven't stayed up that late in a long time. Thank you Sylvia and Krysten for including me in your evening and congratulations Krysten, I hope to see you lots this year!
Sara Marcus
2013 Miss NPRA
About Me
- Miss NPRA
- Sara Marcus, 20, of Sisters, Oregon is the daughter of Bob and Jeri Buckmann and Ron Marcus. She is a graduate of Sisters High School where she participated in the Oregon High School Equestrian Team and Tri County High School Rodeo. Sara’s previous titles included 2007 Central Oregon Pee Wee Rodeo Association Princess, 2011 Spray Rodeo Queen, and 2012 Sisters Rodeo Queen. When not representing the sport of rodeo, Sara competes in barrel racing at NPRA rodeos throughout the Northwest. She is currently working toward an Associate’s Degree in Criminal Justice at Central Oregon Community College. After graduation, she plans to transfer to the University of Oregon to earn a Bachelors Degree in Psychology and eventually work for the FBI as a Criminal Profiler. Sara says that “Becoming Miss NPRA gives me an opportunity to travel across the Northwest while promoting the largest regional rodeo association in the United States. This sport represents not only the cowboys and cowgirls who compete, but also the family values and western heritage held with the hearts of everyone involved.”
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