Join us for the Rodeo Court Coronation Dinner on January 24th!
Get your tickets now!
Join us for the Lewis County Rodeo Court Coronation, where we'll crown our rodeo royalty in style!
Welcome to the Lewis County Rodeo Court Coronation! Join us at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds, Community Events Building. Get your tickets now and come support your favorite contestants. for a night of excitement and celebration. Come on out to enjoy a BBQ Pork buffet dinner, watch as the new rodeo court is crowned in a dazzling ceremony filled with music, raffle & auction fundraisers and western spirit. This in person event promises to be a memorable evening for all attendees. Doors & raffle open at 4pm, dinner served at 5pm. Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness the crowning of the rodeo royalty!
Lewis County Rodeo Court
Meet 2025/26 Lewis County Rodeo Queen Kylee Smith
“Hi, my name is Kylee Smith. I am 19 years old and I graduated from Winlock High School last year. I have lived in Winlock my entire life. I have two horses, two mallard ducks, and a Border Collie.
I am on the committee for Children's Hospital “Log A Load for Kids,” a member of the “Quarter Milers” Car Club and the Napavine Funtime Festival Car Show. I am also involved in “NJRA” – the Northwest Junior Rodeo Association – and “NWBHA” – the Northwest Barrel Horse Association.
I am a member of the Bit-N-Spur 4-H Club and my leader is Pam Kiehn. This will be my 10th and final year showing horses at the SW Washington Fair. My hobbies are barrel racing, pole bending, and attending car shows. I also enjoy photography.
I am currently employed at Firehouse Subs and attending classes at Centralia College.”
Meet 2025/26 Lewis County Rodeo Princess Addison McDougal
“My name is Addison McDougal. In my free time I enjoy riding horses, riding dirt bikes, being outdoors, and hanging out with friends and family. I am very outgoing, and I love to talk to and meet new people. I enjoy helping others and being in leadership roles.
During my time as a Running Start student, the class that impacted me the most was public speaking. Over the last two years I have been given many opportunities to speak at or for the college. Public speaking gives me a way to express my beliefs and has taught me to be confident in front of different groups of people.
I am thankful to have the opportunity to run for SWWF Rodeo Queen.”
