Age: 22
Hometown: West Point
Parents: Curt and Charlotte Seeds
Education: Hadley is a graduate of Syracuse High School. She has attended Weber State University where she focused on communications. She is enrolled to attend Davis Technical College to pursue her master’s Esthetician Degree this fall. She enjoys assisting people, and in this growing field, she will have an opportunity to use her skills and degree to educate women on proper skin care and provide beautifying procedures.
Background: Hadley’s hobbies include ice fishing, snowmobiling, hiking, hunting and even hauling hay. To her, nothing beats a good day at the horse races. She enjoys country line dancing as well as western swing and looks forward to summer concerts. Hadley also enjoys hitting the gym, building Legos, a Saturday Starbucks run, and trail rides in Utah’s great mountains.
Hadley is a member of the IRHA, NRHA, and the AQHA. She has earned her Greener Than Grass buckle in the IRHA. She volunteers for the non-profit recreational equestrian program known as Freedom Riders where she assists physically disabled children in learning horsemanship skills and therapeutic exercises on horseback. She has served as a Pivot Girl for the Cervi Championship Rodeo Company at the Houston Rodeo & Livestock Show.
Hadley’s Queen titles include 2020 Hooper Tomato Days Queen, 2021 Fiesta Days Queen, and 2022 Miss Rodeo Ogden. She has also carried the 1st attendant titles to Miss Wilderness Circuit 2021 & 2022, the Lehi Roundup Rodeo, and the Famous Preston Night Rodeo.
Why I want to be Miss Rodeo Utah: “I feel abundantly blessed. I am truly grateful to live in this great state of Utah! As I have traveled to various rodeos, I’ve witnessed the hard-working individuals who make the sport of rodeo happen and the sell-out performances of our devoted Utah fans! As Miss Rodeo Utah, I want to represent all of them and will do so with professionalism, the utmost integrity, and ethical behavior. Miss Rodeo Utah not only represents the face of rodeo, but as an American, she also embodies all that America was built upon. Rodeo has a legacy of honoring God and our Country. At each performance Old Glory is posted, the National Anthem sung, and grace said. In this very moment with cowboy hats off, America feels united, she feels protected and undefeatable. What an incredible experience! It would be a privilege to carry our flag in the arenas across this exceptional state and as Miss Rodeo Utah, be the ambassador for the beehive state, showing patriotism, enthusiasm, and kindness to both young and old.”