Miss Sheridan WYO Rodeo, Reata Cook was blessed to grow up living every cowgirl’s dream; on a cattle ranch with an abundance of hard work, family fun, and a lot of riding. Her proud parents are Jay Cook and Kerri Parr. Reata is a graduate of Big Horn High School and is currently attending college to become an elementary educator. Her experience in rodeo includes Sheridan County Cowgirls rodeos, Wyoming Junior Rodeo Association, carrying flags with the WYO Wranglers, and earning the titles of WYO Rodeo Jr. Princess and Sr. Princess. During college she was involved in Campus Ventures, a non-denominational Christian organization at the University of Wyoming and inducted into the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, while earning a 4.0 and on the President’s Honor Roll. She has also been inducted into the National Society of Leadership and Success and teaches an after school program for elementary students in Sheridan. Reata’s ambition to empower young ladies, has led her to partner with Joey’s Fly Fishing Foundation to carry out her platform. She is involved in Joey’s Just For Girls program, where she will be educating the girls on how to empower themselves. “What an honor to be able to use my rodeo queen title to help make a difference while representing the best rodeo around, Sheridan WYO Rodeo.”

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