My name is Myah Hoffman, and I am honored to serve as the 2025 Amherst Little Britches Rodeo Queen.

I am from Elkhorn, Wisconsin, where I live with my parents and two younger siblings all of whom are involved in rodeo. Rodeo has shaped who I am by teaching me dedication, perseverance, and it has shown me that family extends far beyond blood through the strong connections built within the rodeo community.

I have been involved in rodeo for eight years and I also am a member of the Wisconsin High School Rodeo Association. I compete in breakaway roping, goat tying, barrels, poles, and team roping. In addition to competing, I have served on the student board for three years and am currently honored to be the Student Board President.

I am a sophomore in high school and attend Southern Lakes College Academy, where I am working toward earning my associate’s degree. I am a high honor roll student, deans list and presidential award recipient. When I’m not at school or in an arena, you can find me at WCGC where I work with young kids pursuing their gymnastic dreams. I have been a gymnastics coach for the past year and was a competitive gymnast for five years.

My core values include family, loyalty, and integrity. To me, being a rodeo queen represents much more than wearing a crown, it means honoring the sport, respecting its traditions, and serving as a positive role model. I strive to lead with kindness, good sportsmanship, and to represent my community with confidence and gratitude both in and out of the arena.

As a rodeo queen, my goal is to promote youth involvement in rodeo, educate others about western heritage, and encourage younger competitors to pursue their goals with determination. Looking to the future, I hope to pursue a career in the medical field while continuing my involvement in rodeo. I plan to rodeo throughout my life and aspire to train breakaway futurity horses.

I am incredibly thankful for the continued support of my family, friends,and the rodeo community. It is an honor to represent Wisconsin Little Britches Rodeo!