queen Breanna Partney
My name is Breanna Partney. I was born and raised in La Grande, Oregon. I am 17 years old and a senior at La Grande High School. My parents are Mike and Tracy Partney. I am the youngest of three children. I have two older brothers; Brandon who is 21 and Blake who is 19. Oh, and my two dogs – Mac and Jake. Along with my three horses – Nacho, Ellie Mae, and Matti.
My parents started their own businesses MiTrac Construction and Mt. Emily Rock back in 1990 and have kept it going strong ever since. I am proud to be part of a self-employed family and one day hope to own my own business.
As soon as I was able, I joined 4-H. I showed hogs here at EOLS for several years in both 4-H and FFA. We also raise cows and I love calving season the best!
I have been part of varsity volleyball and basketball teams at La Grande High School all four years. Through those years I have been honored with many awards for my hard work. This year, I was named GOL (Greater Oregon League) player of the year for basketball and First Team All-League for volleyball. I am very dedicated to my activities and work extremely hard.
I have enjoyed the opportunity to run sponsor flags and be a part of the drill team for EOLS the last three years. I have made many friends and endured all types of weather during the rodeos and parades and loved every minute of it each year.
I have been riding horses since I was two years old and honestly do not know what I'd do without a horse! I have participated in play days, Jr. Rodeos, parades, trail rides, Elgin’s Bulls and Barrels night, as well as their family nights. I currently own three horses: Matti, who is a sorrel mare that is young but fairly lazy; Ellie Mae, who is my wonderful little chestnut barrel horse and my palomino, Nacho, who I am using for court.
I am running for EOLS Queen because I CAN’T WAIT ANY LONGER! I have always dreamed of being part of the EOLS Court but had sports activities that took up much of my summers. Now being about to graduate, I knew it was the right time. I have always looked up to the past courts and found it a very honorable position to be part of. I am anxious to have a wonderful summer representing the Oldest Show in the Northwest!
My parents started their own businesses MiTrac Construction and Mt. Emily Rock back in 1990 and have kept it going strong ever since. I am proud to be part of a self-employed family and one day hope to own my own business.
As soon as I was able, I joined 4-H. I showed hogs here at EOLS for several years in both 4-H and FFA. We also raise cows and I love calving season the best!
I have been part of varsity volleyball and basketball teams at La Grande High School all four years. Through those years I have been honored with many awards for my hard work. This year, I was named GOL (Greater Oregon League) player of the year for basketball and First Team All-League for volleyball. I am very dedicated to my activities and work extremely hard.
I have enjoyed the opportunity to run sponsor flags and be a part of the drill team for EOLS the last three years. I have made many friends and endured all types of weather during the rodeos and parades and loved every minute of it each year.
I have been riding horses since I was two years old and honestly do not know what I'd do without a horse! I have participated in play days, Jr. Rodeos, parades, trail rides, Elgin’s Bulls and Barrels night, as well as their family nights. I currently own three horses: Matti, who is a sorrel mare that is young but fairly lazy; Ellie Mae, who is my wonderful little chestnut barrel horse and my palomino, Nacho, who I am using for court.
I am running for EOLS Queen because I CAN’T WAIT ANY LONGER! I have always dreamed of being part of the EOLS Court but had sports activities that took up much of my summers. Now being about to graduate, I knew it was the right time. I have always looked up to the past courts and found it a very honorable position to be part of. I am anxious to have a wonderful summer representing the Oldest Show in the Northwest!
princess Sidney Cooney
Hi everyone! I'm Sidney Cooney. I was born in La Grande OR, and raised in Elgin and Joseph. My parents are Chad and Lori Cooney. I have a younger sister, Ally.
I'm 17 years old and a junior at Joseph Charter School. I'm greatly involved in FFA and hold the office as the chapter secretary. I've shown hogs since the fourth grade in both FFA and 4-H. In those years I have shown two of those hogs at Stockshow and my horse once at Stockshow. I ride my AQHA palomino mare, Trixie. I am very thankful and honored to be able to ride her this year in many parades and rodeos as a member of the 2013 EOLS Royalty! Through the school year I play volleyball, basketball, and softball. I am a scholar athlete.
I'm so excited that my opportunity is finally here to be a part of the EOLS royalty. I am so honored and thankful for the chance to represent the "Oldest Show in the Northwest". I want to thank my friends and family for all their love and support, if it weren't for them I wouldn't be where I am today. This will be an unforgettable summer! I hope to see you all in June!
I'm 17 years old and a junior at Joseph Charter School. I'm greatly involved in FFA and hold the office as the chapter secretary. I've shown hogs since the fourth grade in both FFA and 4-H. In those years I have shown two of those hogs at Stockshow and my horse once at Stockshow. I ride my AQHA palomino mare, Trixie. I am very thankful and honored to be able to ride her this year in many parades and rodeos as a member of the 2013 EOLS Royalty! Through the school year I play volleyball, basketball, and softball. I am a scholar athlete.
I'm so excited that my opportunity is finally here to be a part of the EOLS royalty. I am so honored and thankful for the chance to represent the "Oldest Show in the Northwest". I want to thank my friends and family for all their love and support, if it weren't for them I wouldn't be where I am today. This will be an unforgettable summer! I hope to see you all in June!
