Kaili Czapinski was crowned the prestigious title of Miss Rodeo Texas Princess on June 20th, 2025, at the Miss Rodeo Texas Coronation in Denton, Texas. She not only won the title, but also won the Photogenic, Speech, Personality and Appearance categories.
Kaili Ann Czapinski is an active resident of Canyon Lake and is 12 years old. As a dedicated home school student, she balances her education with her passion for all things horses. She is heavily involved in 4-H, rodeo, and equine science studies. Beyond the arena, she enjoys archery and crafting miniature tack for her Breyer and Schleich model horses. With a caring heart and a natural ability to connect with both animals and people, she hopes to pursue a career in equine therapy, using the healing power of horses to make a difference around the world.
A Texas tradition for more than five decades with the first Miss Rodeo Texas being crowned in 1959, the Miss Rodeo Texas Pageant has produced eight Miss Rodeo Americas. Since the inception of the Miss Rodeo Texas Pageant, Miss Rodeo Texas, Miss Rodeo Texas Teen and Miss Rodeo Texas Princess have served as vibrant, colorful goodwill ambassadors of rodeo, the official sport of Texas, working closely with professional rodeos, rodeo associations and community organizations to preserve our western heritage and keep the western industry alive and flourishing in today’s society.
Contestants from all over the state participate in the Miss Rodeo Texas program competing for thousands of dollars in scholarship awards and other prizes among three age groups vying for their respective crowns. The Miss Rodeo Texas contest consists of pageant winners from 20 to 26 years old. The Miss Rodeo Texas Teen consists of winners from 14 to 19 year old. The Miss Rodeo Texas Princess competition consists of 9 to 13 year old contestants. The selection of each of the rodeo queens is based on horsemanship, appearance, and personality competitions with the crowning of the winners on coronation night in Denton, TX.