Introducing 2026 Prescott Frontier Days Junior Ambassadors

0:00Text-to-speech audio articles made possible on the cast11.com podcast network by Fane Signature Group. The Prescott Frontier Days Youth Initiative team is proud to announce the recipients of the 2026 PFD Junior Ambassador Scholarships. The team received applications from high achievers at four different high schools and two learning institutions within Yavapai County. Congratulations to this stellar group and welcome to the PFD rodeo family. We have eight outstanding scholarship recipients for 2026. Tyler Blackmore, 17, attends Trinity Christian High School and will be the team lead. She has a deep appreciation for the rodeo and ranching culture. Tyler plans to become an orthodontic dentist. Brody Halford, 17, attends Prescott High School as well as thicted Mountain Institute in Prescott. He looks forward to working behind the shoots and carrying on the tradition of a Western lifestyle in his hometown. Kaelan Corbett, 18, attends a homeschool program and wants to pursue photography and graphic design. She plans to attend Grand Canyon University. Kendall Frost, 16,

1:03attends Prescott High School and has performed in rodeo events throughout her life. She looks forward to receiving her WPRA permits so she can compete in college rodeo. Sophie Leon, 16, attends Prescott High School and is interested in photography and power sports. She plans to attend Paramedic School and obtain her EMT certification. Brea Mosley, 17, attends Baghdad High School and enjoys ranching an agriculture. She plans to become a dental hygienist. Liliana Soto, 16, attends a homeschool program and is a lifelong horse enthusiast. She plans to pursue a career in forensic science and crime-seen investigation. Alina Walls, 16, attends Prescott High School. Her interests include horsemanship and gymnastics. She looks forward to attending Central Arizona College and becoming an equine veterinarian. The 2026 junior ambassadors will be helping PFD with tasks like rodeo production and administration, contestant services, website slash social media management, customer relations, animal health, sales, graphic design, sports medicine, audio visual slash camera operations,

2:10marketing, and fashion slash merchandise. Many thanks to the school administrators, librarians, parents, and others who helped distribute the nomination forms and got the word out. PFD looks forward to guiding this team that has shown interest in the enhancement, preservation, and continuation of the world's oldest rodeo and western traditions. The 139th world's oldest rodeo is June 29 to July 5, 2026. Learn who else is making a difference in the Quad Cities with more stories from community connections on signalsaz.com. Subscribe and be the F-1 RSD-2-No.