2017 Miss Rodeo Wyoming
Abby Hayduk
On August 15, 2016, Abby Hayduk of Evanston was named Miss Rodeo Wyoming 2017 at the Miss Rodeo Wyoming Pageant in Douglas during the Wyoming State Fair. She won the crown by capturing high scores in the categories of horsemanship, personality, and rodeo knowledge. This amazing honor is the result of hours of hard work and the support of family, friends, and sponsors.
Abby is the daughter of Stewart and Kristine Hayduk of Evanston. Having grown up on the family’s commercial cattle ranch, she developed a quick and strong love for horses. Abby learned the value of hard work and integrity from her parents and the ranch. It was when she began working with horses and other animals that Abby developed a strong sense of loyalty and gentleness. Her Grandpa bought her first horse for her at the young age of 15 and three years later she went back and bought the full sister. This was when Abby learned that she wanted to study Veterinary research.
After graduating from Evanston High School in 2014 with a 4.00 gpa where she was a mem-ber of National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society, Abby was accepted into Central Wyoming Community College in Riverton. Being an ambitious student and person in life, Abby decided to pursue and earn three Associate Degrees in Biological Sciences, Pre-Vet, and Equine Science.
This opportunity to serve as Wyoming’s ambassador is both invigorating and humbling at the same time. In the coming year, her dedication is entirely focused on offering education, promoting rodeo, and exemplifying the western way of life Wyoming uniquely offers. “I cherish the thought of representing this community, the state of Wyoming, the sport of rodeo, and our western lifestyle this next year. “
Happy Trails!
Abby
Abby is the daughter of Stewart and Kristine Hayduk of Evanston. Having grown up on the family’s commercial cattle ranch, she developed a quick and strong love for horses. Abby learned the value of hard work and integrity from her parents and the ranch. It was when she began working with horses and other animals that Abby developed a strong sense of loyalty and gentleness. Her Grandpa bought her first horse for her at the young age of 15 and three years later she went back and bought the full sister. This was when Abby learned that she wanted to study Veterinary research.
After graduating from Evanston High School in 2014 with a 4.00 gpa where she was a mem-ber of National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society, Abby was accepted into Central Wyoming Community College in Riverton. Being an ambitious student and person in life, Abby decided to pursue and earn three Associate Degrees in Biological Sciences, Pre-Vet, and Equine Science.
This opportunity to serve as Wyoming’s ambassador is both invigorating and humbling at the same time. In the coming year, her dedication is entirely focused on offering education, promoting rodeo, and exemplifying the western way of life Wyoming uniquely offers. “I cherish the thought of representing this community, the state of Wyoming, the sport of rodeo, and our western lifestyle this next year. “
Happy Trails!
Abby
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