Chino Valley's Saige Scott Wins Two Arizona High School Rodeo State Championships
00:00Text to Speech Audio articles made possible by Cast 11 Talking Glass Media.Congratulations are in order for Chino Valley's own Sage Scott, who dominated the competition at the Arizona High School Rodeo State Finals this past weekend.Representing her hometown with pride and grit, Sage claimed not just one, but two state championship titles, barrel racing state champion and breakaway roping state champion.The state finals were held at the historic Prescott-Rodio grounds, home of the world famous Prescott Frontier Days World's oldest rodeo.As one of Arizona's most prestigious youth rodeo events, the finals drew top high school athletesfrom across the state. Sage's stellar performances in both events have now earned her a covetedspot at the National High School Rodeo finals, which will be held in Rock Springs, Wyoming, this July.A star in the arena. Barrel racing and breakaway roping require not only speed and precision
00:52but also a strong bond between rider and horse. Sage demonstrated exceptional skill,determination, and composure under pressure, qualities that set her apart and helped secure herstate titles. Chino Valley Unified School District shared the exciting news, cheering on Sage'saccomplishments and calling attention to her role as a proud representative of the local community.As Sage prepares for the national stage, her success is an inspiration to other young athletesin the region. In addition to a winning run in the Arizona State Finals, Sage was also electedas president of the Arizona High School Rodeo Association and is one of the 2025 PrescottFrontier Days Junior ambassadors. Looking ahead to nationals. The National High School Rodeo
01:34Finals, NHSRF, is the largest high school rodeo in the world and a major stepping stonefor youth aspiring to compete at the collegiate and professional levels. With two Arizona statetitles under her belt, Sage is poised to make a strong showing against the country's top rodeotalent. Read more stories from dining, entertainment, recreation, andtravel on signals az.com.Subscribe and be the F1 RSD to know.
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