Hesperia Wranglers Rodeo Queen & Court

Introducing your 2024-2025 Miss Hesperia Wranglers, Leanne Domingo. Leanne is excited to add her name to the list of other young ladies who have been given the opportunity to not only represent the Hesperia Wranglers, but the Western Way of life and of course the opportunity to represent the “greatest sport on dirt”, Rodeo.

Leanne is the 18-year-old daughter of Edgar Domingo and Ana Amaral of Phelan California. 

Leanne has been riding with the Hesperia Wranglers since the age of 12 and started competing in the Novice group. Leanne has now made her way up to currently competing in the 18-39 age group. Since she began competing with the Hesperia Wranglers she has won three championship saddles, numerous buckles, halters and ribbons and let’s not forget to mention the “Wrangler Bucks”. 

Leanne is a 2024 Graduate of Serrano High School where she had participated with the Lady Diamondbacks Basketball team all four years and also competed with the Serrano Track and Cross-Country teams. Leanne is also a recipient of the Hesperia Wrangles “William Kinnard Memorial Scholarship”. Since graduating from Serrano, she has gone on to further her education and begin her journey to become a large animal veterinarian at Barstow Community College, where she is currently now a Lady Viking Basketball team player. Once she gets her pre-requisite classes completed, her goal is to transfer to a four-year university to continue on her path to earning her degree as doctor of veterinary medicine. 

When Leanne is not in school, she likes to be around her friends and family making them laugh. Leanne also enjoys every aspect of rodeo, from being a fan in the stands to being behind the chutes and in the back helping out. Fun facts, when you see Leanne at a rodeo you may also see her in the background helping to flank bulls and or pushing sheep around and she has even tried to ride a bull at a junior rodeo once, but unfortunately, she didn’t make the 8-second whistle.