From feeling “late to the game” to placing 4th runner-up at the Miss Rodeo America Pageant, Brianna cannot recommend Lisa’s A.R.I.S.E program enough. She felt that Lisa would always focus on the things she did right and consistently built her up.

Amber took all-around approach to preparing for Miss Rodeo America. She sought out Lisa after learning about A.R.I.S.E., and ultimately won the written test category at the Miss Rodeo America Pageant. She encourages all rodeo queens to at least inquire about A.R.I.S.E.

After meeting Lisa at the Miss Rodeo Oregon Clinic in 2024, and learning more than she ever thought possible in one weekend, Abby decided to work with Lisa and her A.R.I.S.E. program the remainder of the year to prepare for the Miss Rodeo America Pageant.

Morgan found working with Lisa to be life-changing. All her questions, big or small, were answered, and she strengthened her relationship with the Lord while working with Lisa as a coach.

Calee Bell stepped away from rodeo queen competitions after high school to focus on rodeo as a competitor and her professional career as a hairstylist. After earning the title of Miss Rodeo Georgia, Calee Bell reached out to Lisa for support in how to be the best state title holder she could be and her preparations for the Miss Rodeo America Pageant.

The Borderland Queen Clinic produced by Dona Rutherford hired Lisa not once but twice to serve as an instructor after requests from clinic attendees to have her back.

As Miss Texas High School Rodeo 2023 Dallee Mae Robison became National High School Rodeo Queen 2023 First Attendant winning interview, speech, and test under the tutelage of Lisa.

McKensey worked with Lisa throughout a span of five years. She found confidence and a better understanding of the sport of rodeo through Lisa's guidance and instruction and ultimately earned the title of Miss Rodeo California and placed Top 10 at the 2024 Miss Rodeo America Pageant.

From minimal experience as a rodeo queen to 3rd runner up at the 2024 Miss Rodeo America Pageant, Jacqueline Denise "JD" Ervin developed skills she used as a rodeo queen and beyond through A.R.I.S.E.

Miss Rodeo Washington 2019, Hannah (Leib) Holland, said she was offered a perspective from firsthand experiences that helped change how she studied and performed in her role as an ambassador for the professional sport of rodeo.

Micah Arnold, Miss Rodeo New Mexico Princess said that Lisa was great at challenging her, building her up, and offering the best knowledge of the sport of rodeo and the queening world.

Katie Ramos, Miss Rodeo Arizona 2023 can confidently recommend Lisa to anyone who strives to grow not only as a rodeo queen but as a young woman as well.

Sabrina Turner, 2019 Miss Louisiana Quarter Horse Association explains how Lisa helped through her meticulous study tactics, the critique and training she provided helped her tremendously on the stage, but most importantly in life after the crown.

Miss Rodeo New York 2022, Ericka Vrooman explains how working with Lisa has truly been life-changing not just as a queen but as a young adult.

Kye Tomlinson, Miss Rodeo Texas Princess talks about how the A.R.I.S.E. program is full of facts and questions but more important it helps you get your head on straight.

Mckinley Wagley, 2022 Miss North Texas Rodeo Jr. Princess, explains how without a doubt, she would have been so lost or not as prepared without Lisa and the A.R.I.S.E program.

Miss Rodeo Texas 2021, Bobbi Loran describes how the A.R.I.S.E. program was the key factor in her success throughout her rodeo queen journey.

Vie Vie Blanchard, 2021 Texas High School Rodeo Association Queen explains how Lisa’s professional experience and unique perspective was crucial asset to her rodeo queen successes. She is a remarkable horsewoman with invaluable knowledge.