Black Canyon Stock Show & Rodeo Royalty

Our Black Canyon Stock Show & Rodeo Royalty proudly represents our rodeo, our western heritage, and the communities we call home. Through rodeo appearances, parades, community events, and outreach, our royalty serves as ambassadors for the sport of rodeo while encouraging the next generation to get involved.

Queen Cearra Henderson

Queen Cearra Henderson is the 20-year-old daughter of James and Paulette Henderson and is proud to call Kuna, Idaho, home. She grew up alongside four siblings, including her identical twin sister, and developed a lifelong passion for horses, rodeo, and agriculture.

Cearra is currently a junior at the University of Montana Western, where she is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science with an emphasis in Water and Land Management. Following graduation, she hopes to help farmers and ranchers improve the quality of their soil and water resources, supporting healthier crops and more productive operations.

A lifelong horsewoman, Cearra competed in Idaho High School Rodeo, participated in Ada County 4-H Horse for nine years, and has earned numerous rodeo royalty titles and horsemanship honors.

Cearra is honored to represent the Black Canyon Stock Show & Rodeo as Queen and is especially proud to promote an organization that has played an important role in her life and her family’s for many years.

Teen Queen Caydie Buffington

Teen Queen Caydie Buffington is the 16-year-old daughter of Colby Buffington and Crysta McMaster and is entering her junior year at Emmett High School.

When she isn’t horseback riding, showing, rodeoing, or spending time with her animals, Caydie enjoys being involved in her community. She is a varsity basketball athlete and serves as an officer for the Emmett FFA Chapter.

Caydie is passionate about agriculture, rodeo, and helping others. After high school, she hopes to attend Colorado State University and pursue a career in veterinary medicine or become a flight paramedic.

Caydie is proud to represent the Black Canyon Stock Show & Rodeo and looks forward to serving her hometown community while sharing her love of agriculture and rodeo.

Junior Queen Arria Korn

Junior Queen Arria Korn of Nampa, Idaho, is the 13-year-old daughter of Heather and Tim Korn. She recently completed seventh grade and has been a member of the JC Riders 4-H group for five years.

Arria loves showing her horse and chickens and competing in Horse Bowl. Her favorite way to spend her time is with her horses, Trixie and Brandi, or working in the barn.

Away from the barn, Arria enjoys camping, four-wheeler riding with her family, and playing volleyball.

Arria is excited and proud to represent the Black Canyon Stock Show & Rodeo as Junior Queen and looks forward to sharing her love of horses, rodeo, and the western way of life.

Black Canyon Sweetheart Program

The Black Canyon Sweetheart Program introduces girls under the age of nine to the fun, tradition, and excitement of rodeo royalty.

Designed as an interactive introduction to rodeo queening, the program gives young participants opportunities to join our royalty at select events, including parades, the Rodeo Roundup, and the Gala. Along the way, Sweethearts can begin building confidence and gaining age-appropriate experience with public speaking, modeling, community involvement, and representing rodeo.

Most importantly, the program is a chance for young girls and their families to experience rodeo royalty firsthand, make memories, and discover whether rodeo queening might be something they would like to pursue in the future.

Interested in the Sweetheart Program?
Contact the Black Canyon Stock Show & Rodeo Royalty Program for more information about participation and upcoming opportunities.