Amy Graves - 2006 - President
Amy has been a member of the Rangerettes drill team since 2006, with a short break from 2014-2017, and her new drill partner for the 2022 season is Athena.
Amy is married to Luke Graves and together they share the love of rodeo and being on the road. Even though Amy enjoys barrel racing, breakaway roping and has competed in a handful of women's ranch rodeos she will be the first to tell you that Drill is her true passion.
Amy also enjoys watching her nephew play baseball and going to the lake.
Amy is a dental assistant in Oklahoma City and her family resides in Blanchard.
Amy has been a member of the Rangerettes drill team since 2006, with a short break from 2014-2017, and her new drill partner for the 2022 season is Athena.
Amy is married to Luke Graves and together they share the love of rodeo and being on the road. Even though Amy enjoys barrel racing, breakaway roping and has competed in a handful of women's ranch rodeos she will be the first to tell you that Drill is her true passion.
Amy also enjoys watching her nephew play baseball and going to the lake.
Amy is a dental assistant in Oklahoma City and her family resides in Blanchard.
Callie Langerman - 2022 - Vice President, Queen
Kelly Zoch - 2017 - Secretary
Kelly has been with the Rangerettes since 2017.
Kelly’s drill partner for the past 3 years has been Copenhagen, affectionately known by many as The Diva
But Kelly also loves to pull her trusted drill partner of 13 years, Bandit, out of retirement each year for a parade or two.
Kelly and her fiancé recently bought a new home and reside in Goldsby, Ok with their miniature aussie, Monroe (Mo)
Kelly can’t wait to get back to sharing her love of drill and the sport of rodeo with the fans and her teammates.
When I asked Kelly what hobbies she enjoys outside of drill she answered "Girl...I don't have time for other hobbies!"
Kelly is an attorney in Norman, Ok and we are incredibly proud to have her as a teammate!
Kelly has been with the Rangerettes since 2017.
Kelly’s drill partner for the past 3 years has been Copenhagen, affectionately known by many as The Diva
But Kelly also loves to pull her trusted drill partner of 13 years, Bandit, out of retirement each year for a parade or two.
Kelly and her fiancé recently bought a new home and reside in Goldsby, Ok with their miniature aussie, Monroe (Mo)
Kelly can’t wait to get back to sharing her love of drill and the sport of rodeo with the fans and her teammates.
When I asked Kelly what hobbies she enjoys outside of drill she answered "Girl...I don't have time for other hobbies!"
Kelly is an attorney in Norman, Ok and we are incredibly proud to have her as a teammate!
Shyann Welke - 2018 - Treasurer
Shyann started on the team in 2018, took a short break 2020-2021, and is back with us for the 2022 season!
Shyann started on the team in 2018, took a short break 2020-2021, and is back with us for the 2022 season!
Delaine Langerman - 2022 - Parade Marshall
Megan Dockrey - 2004 - Drill Master
Megan started on the team in 2004 as a Rangerette Princess and moved to the Main Team for the first time in 2005.
Megan began coaching the youth team in 2014. Megan says "she enjoys getting to teach the kids the mechanics of drill and teamwork so they can carry that on into other aspects of their lives, as well as to the main team."
She started coaching the main team in 2023.
"At this point I’ve been with the team longer than I’ve been off the team" she said.
Over the years Megan has been blessed to ride three amazing horses. She started Smarty in 2005 and rode him through the 2011 season. Then from 2011 until Dec 2020 Zeus was her amazing drill team rocket. Brantlee stepped in in 2021 and is her current mount.
Megan and her husband, Josh, were married in 2019 and they enjoy movies, building legos, spending time with family, and hopefully once Covid settles, getting to do some traveling. In Megan's words they are both big Harry Potter nerds, in fact that was their wedding theme
Megan and Josh make their home in Mustang, Ok with their two dogs Holly and Kookie.
When asked about the quad team that Megan coaches each year she replied "I've ridden with many different mixes on my quad team and enjoyed every group of ladies I’ve had the pleasure of getting to compete with. I don’t really use a special name, just the Rangerettes. We’ve won the international quad division once, and our divisions a few times around that as well."
Megan is also one of our many mother/daughter duos on the Rangerettes drill team. She says "I love the fact that I get to do this with my Mom every year and that she shared her love of horses with me. We’ve won all the national titles together and it’s been an amazing experience getting to do it with her."
Megan's final quote... "This team has honestly raised me, taught me so many life skills and given me so many great friends through every stage of my life so far and I can’t wait to see how much further my journey with the team will go."
Megan started on the team in 2004 as a Rangerette Princess and moved to the Main Team for the first time in 2005.
Megan began coaching the youth team in 2014. Megan says "she enjoys getting to teach the kids the mechanics of drill and teamwork so they can carry that on into other aspects of their lives, as well as to the main team."
She started coaching the main team in 2023.
"At this point I’ve been with the team longer than I’ve been off the team" she said.
Over the years Megan has been blessed to ride three amazing horses. She started Smarty in 2005 and rode him through the 2011 season. Then from 2011 until Dec 2020 Zeus was her amazing drill team rocket. Brantlee stepped in in 2021 and is her current mount.
Megan and her husband, Josh, were married in 2019 and they enjoy movies, building legos, spending time with family, and hopefully once Covid settles, getting to do some traveling. In Megan's words they are both big Harry Potter nerds, in fact that was their wedding theme
Megan and Josh make their home in Mustang, Ok with their two dogs Holly and Kookie.
When asked about the quad team that Megan coaches each year she replied "I've ridden with many different mixes on my quad team and enjoyed every group of ladies I’ve had the pleasure of getting to compete with. I don’t really use a special name, just the Rangerettes. We’ve won the international quad division once, and our divisions a few times around that as well."
Megan is also one of our many mother/daughter duos on the Rangerettes drill team. She says "I love the fact that I get to do this with my Mom every year and that she shared her love of horses with me. We’ve won all the national titles together and it’s been an amazing experience getting to do it with her."
Megan's final quote... "This team has honestly raised me, taught me so many life skills and given me so many great friends through every stage of my life so far and I can’t wait to see how much further my journey with the team will go."
Chloe Kirkland - 2024 - Board Member
Elizabeth Rice - 2002 - Board Member
Elizabeth started on the team in 2002 and is from Mustang, Ok.
Elizabeth's drill partner is Fury who she's ridden for the last 5 years. He may only be 14.2 hands tall but he loves drill and loves to run.
Elizabeth is the 2021 Rangerettes Parade Marshall. She is in charge of getting the team set for pivots during our many rodeos and setting us up during parades. She always makes sure we are looking our best and are prepared to kick off the rodeo's Grand Entry which is an essential part of the rodeo.
She is also one of the mother daughter pairs riding on the team. She has loved riding with her daughter Megan through all the national championship teams and a number of quad teams including one that won International Quad Division at the USEDC competition in Athens, Tx.
She enjoys watching her two oldest grandsons play baseball, basketball, and football games, as well as spending time with her youngest grandson who she's sure will probably be playing sports soon too.
She is also a proud mother to her son Kelly, and has enjoyed the pleasure of gaining a wonderful daughter in Kelly's wife, Candace, and a son in Megan's husband, Josh.
She has two spoiled rotten fur babies, Coco and Fancy at home.
Elizabeth started on the team in 2002 and is from Mustang, Ok.
Elizabeth's drill partner is Fury who she's ridden for the last 5 years. He may only be 14.2 hands tall but he loves drill and loves to run.
Elizabeth is the 2021 Rangerettes Parade Marshall. She is in charge of getting the team set for pivots during our many rodeos and setting us up during parades. She always makes sure we are looking our best and are prepared to kick off the rodeo's Grand Entry which is an essential part of the rodeo.
She is also one of the mother daughter pairs riding on the team. She has loved riding with her daughter Megan through all the national championship teams and a number of quad teams including one that won International Quad Division at the USEDC competition in Athens, Tx.
She enjoys watching her two oldest grandsons play baseball, basketball, and football games, as well as spending time with her youngest grandson who she's sure will probably be playing sports soon too.
She is also a proud mother to her son Kelly, and has enjoyed the pleasure of gaining a wonderful daughter in Kelly's wife, Candace, and a son in Megan's husband, Josh.
She has two spoiled rotten fur babies, Coco and Fancy at home.
Sienna Smithson - 2019 - Board Member
Sienna is almost 15 years old and she lives in Mustang, Ok with her family. She is an Elite Power Tumbler, Nate Fleming Awards winner, who loves art, barrel racing and doing construction. Yes.. she said construction!
Sienna said "I love building stuff and doing something people don't think I can do. Lol...I love a good challenge." Not only is Sienna an award winning tumbler, barrel racer, rides drill, works continuously on the ranch with all of her animals, helps with construction projects AND continues to get very good grades in school but she has her own business too! She owns 'Sienna's Pony Parties' for children.
Is there anything this girl can't do??
Since Sienna is our "newest Rangerette" I asked Sienna how she learned about the CVR team and what made her want to try out. She replied.. "I always admired the Rangerette's. I would watch them in awe. I love drill and wanted to get better and learn from the best. Let me just say these ladies have taught me so much. I have learned so much about drill, and lots of life lessons also. The women on the Rangerette's are tough and good, they are National Champions for a reason. My mom told me if I wanted to ride with the best and be the best I needed to pay attention and take constructive criticism and not get my feelings hurt if someone yells at me during the drill. To tell you the truth I cried the first practice, but I waited until I got in the car...lol ...another lesson from mom. Always handle your self like a lady and champion....if you are going to cry do it in private. The ability of this team is intimidating to someone new, but I knew in my heart this is where I wanted to be and I have never backed down from a challenge. I love everything about the Rangerette's."
**I love this young lady's determination!! **
Sienna is partnered with her 12 year old Appaloosa named 'River'. She says that River loves drill just as much as she does.
Along with River, Sienna has a barrel horse named 'MOJO', a back up drill horse named 'Bonnee', and an almost 2 year old quarter horse named 'Annie' that she is training herself and she says she hopes Annie will get to wear that infamous Rangerette breast collar someday!
I finished my conversation with Sienna by her saying "I am so proud that I get to wear that Rangerette uniform and that my horse gets to wear that Rangerette name across his chest. I will always be grateful for the opportunity and will do my best to always represent the team in a positive light."
Sienna is almost 15 years old and she lives in Mustang, Ok with her family. She is an Elite Power Tumbler, Nate Fleming Awards winner, who loves art, barrel racing and doing construction. Yes.. she said construction!
Sienna said "I love building stuff and doing something people don't think I can do. Lol...I love a good challenge." Not only is Sienna an award winning tumbler, barrel racer, rides drill, works continuously on the ranch with all of her animals, helps with construction projects AND continues to get very good grades in school but she has her own business too! She owns 'Sienna's Pony Parties' for children.
Is there anything this girl can't do??
Since Sienna is our "newest Rangerette" I asked Sienna how she learned about the CVR team and what made her want to try out. She replied.. "I always admired the Rangerette's. I would watch them in awe. I love drill and wanted to get better and learn from the best. Let me just say these ladies have taught me so much. I have learned so much about drill, and lots of life lessons also. The women on the Rangerette's are tough and good, they are National Champions for a reason. My mom told me if I wanted to ride with the best and be the best I needed to pay attention and take constructive criticism and not get my feelings hurt if someone yells at me during the drill. To tell you the truth I cried the first practice, but I waited until I got in the car...lol ...another lesson from mom. Always handle your self like a lady and champion....if you are going to cry do it in private. The ability of this team is intimidating to someone new, but I knew in my heart this is where I wanted to be and I have never backed down from a challenge. I love everything about the Rangerette's."
**I love this young lady's determination!! **
Sienna is partnered with her 12 year old Appaloosa named 'River'. She says that River loves drill just as much as she does.
Along with River, Sienna has a barrel horse named 'MOJO', a back up drill horse named 'Bonnee', and an almost 2 year old quarter horse named 'Annie' that she is training herself and she says she hopes Annie will get to wear that infamous Rangerette breast collar someday!
I finished my conversation with Sienna by her saying "I am so proud that I get to wear that Rangerette uniform and that my horse gets to wear that Rangerette name across his chest. I will always be grateful for the opportunity and will do my best to always represent the team in a positive light."
Jolee Jagers - 2023
Kayden McCune - 2025
Ivet Robles - 2025
Liberty Smith - 2025
