Miss Omak Stampede
The role of Miss Omak Stampede is more than a title. In 1935, Bert Robbins made history by being crowned the first Miss Omak Stampede. Every year since then, a deserving contestant has been chosen. Miss Omak Stampede serves as an ambassador for the “Western Way of Life.” Throughout her reign she will travel thousands upon thousands of miles, representing arguably the greatest sport in the world, Rodeo. Her travels take her across our beautiful Nation, and to wonderful events such as the; Pendelton Round-Up and the Calgary Stampede. Miss Omak Stampede, networks and invites Visiting Royalty from all over the USA to the Omak Stampede & World Famous Suicide Race.
Miss Omak Stampede 2024
Eryne Anderson
Welcome friends and rodeo fans to the 90 th Anniversary, Omak Stampede and World Famous Suicide
Race. I am Eryne Anderson your 2024 Miss Omak Stampede and I am honored to be the ambassador for
this milestone celebration. This prestigious and historical event is the showpiece for our community
within the Sunny Okanogan County and The City of Omak. We have so many wonderful events planned
for our 90 th Anniversary be sure to attend each performance to catch all the history and excitement.
While you’re here please take the opportunity to visit each unique corner of the county, downtown
Omak, The Omak Stampede Museum and enjoy all of the festivities surrounding the event. I hope you
enjoy your stay and that you take a piece of our unique culture home with you.
I know that our forefathers Leo Moomaw and Tim Bernard had a dream of creating this great event and
my dream is to help it continue. I look forward to seeing you throughout my reign and of course at the
90th Anniversary Omak Stampede and World Famous Suicide Race. Always the second weekend in
August.
Miss Omak Stampede 2023 Pageant
Application Deadline - September 23, 2022
Alizae DeVon is a 17 year old Senior who resides in Oroville, Washington with her parents, 6 horses and
4 dogs. She is a Running Start student at Spokane Community College and she plans to graduate high
school with her AA Degree and then transfer to Montana Western to earn a BS in Natural Horsemanship
and Business Management. She started her equine journey at age 5 and she spends her free time
training her young horses and Barrel Racing. She currently participates in High school Rodeo, Junior
Rodeo, local barrel racing clubs, as well as a YEDA Western Pleasure Equestrian Team. She is currently
representing the Tonasket Rodeo during its first year back in PRCA.
Nataly Luna was born into a large, some would say, chaotic family which gave her a sense of home and
family that can never be swayed. In her formative years, she moved from Okanogan to Ephrata, though
a difficult time to move she had no trouble making friends. It made her adaptable to change and the
ability to make friends easily. She is thankful for the move, it gave her countless opportunities and clubs
from school which solidified her dreams of becoming a large animal Veterinarian. She has now moved
back to Omak.
Mackenzie Scott is a Senior at Liberty Bell High school and a Sophomore at Wenatchee Valley college.
She is a member of Washington State High School Rodeo Association competing in barrel racing and
pole bending. She plans to continue rodeoing after High school and pursue a degree in equine science
and veterinary medicine
Eryne Anderson is a Senior at Omak Highschool she has been riding horses since she was little. Outside
of Rodeo she plays for the varsity girls basketball team at school and after high school she plans to
attend college for a nursing and radiology degree.