September was a month of service for the Utah Cowgirl Collective Ambassadors. Serving in the community is important to each of the cowgirls and this last month we pulled on our Wranglers and stepped up to help.

Between fun at the Utah State Fair, teaching community members about the western lifestyle and helping children in need, take a look at all the great service opportunities the UCC Ambassadors have jumped on.

Like blossoms in spring, the return of bright yellow buses and eager students signal the arrival of another new school year. Although this means that the rodeo season is cooling down, it also means that things are heating up for our studious Utah Cowgirl Collective Ambassadors.

When they are not representing the Utah Days of ‘47 Rodeo, these ambitious cowgirls are hitting the books. Take a look at the university programs each UCC Ambassadors has chosen to pursue as the cowgirls return to the classroom in pursuit of their dreams.

The Utah Days of ‘47 Rodeo is the only gold medal rodeo in the world, making it a bucket list stop for the top cowboys and cowgirls in the world. While the rodeo athletes battled it out for their place on the podium, the UCC cowgirls were on their own mission making gold medal memories.

Rodeo athletes are tearing up the road on their summer runs and the Utah Cowgirl Collective Ambassadors are hot on their heels. While each cowgirl ambassador might not be chasing the rodeo circuit, we are staying in the hustle and bustle with UCC Boot Camp, service opportunities and getting ready for the Utah Days of ’47 Rodeo.

From buckaroo brims and cattleman crowns to brick tops, the Utah Cowgirl Collective is unlike any rodeo pageant or equine competition. You’ll find deep-seated cutting saddles and study-built ropers. Light-weight barrel saddles and hefty Colorado’s with three-foot tie strings.