SLE Rodeo Royalty

Ada Grace Stacey of Evergreen, Alabama is the fifth generation on the family farm and the third generation to rodeo. When she is not helping work cows, gather hay, or bagging corn on the farm, she can be found at the barn with her horses, Poko and Rowdy. She is a member of the SGA at Sparta Academy, where she attends school. She is also involved in 4-H, she shows steers and heifers, and is a member of the Alabama Junior Rodeo Association where she competes in barrel racing, pole bending, breakaway roping, and goat tying. Ada Grace won an all-around cowgirl rookie buckle in 2022 and hopes to continue to improve with each run. She has a strong Christian faith and knows nothing is possible without God.

Allyson Singleton of Chatom, Alabama describes herself as ambitious, self-motivated, self-confident and elegant. She credits those qualities to the help of the many important people who have guided her throughout her life. A student at Washington County High School, Allyson is an A/B honor roll student and proud member of the FFA, where she can pursue her passions for agriculture and leadership. She believes her peers in the organization are more than just "future farmers." She says they are the future biologists, future chemists, future veterinarians, future engineers and future entrepreneurs of our great nation.

Her personal mantra with which she guides her daily life is, "Being is the best today for a better tomorrow." She says it is her steering wheel as she works diligently toward her future aspirations of providing a path to achievement in premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.