2026 Queen & Court

Queen Olivia Corbett

Queen Olivia Corbett of Pendleton, Oregon, is the 21-year-old daughter of Robb and Liz Corbett. A 2022 graduate of Pendleton High School, Olivia earned the highest honors while excelling as a four-year varsity tennis athlete and three-year varsity basketball athlete. As a member of the National Honor Society, Olivia actively participated in numerous community service and volunteer events.

Currently, Olivia is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Management at Whitworth University, where she also competes on the Whitworth Women’s Tennis Team. As a collegiate athlete, Olivia has served three consecutive years on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and two years as team captain. In 2025, she was recognized as a College Sports Communicators Academic All-District honoree and received the Sportsman of the Year award.

Olivia grew up riding horses, and she began volunteering for the Pendleton Round-Up at nine years old, serving as a Pennant Bearer. She participated in 4-H, where she competed in western pleasure, in-hand, and trail events. During high school, Olivia was a member of the Oregon High School Equestrian Team, where she competed in working ranch horse, figure-eight, and flag races. Additionally, Olivia served on the 2022 Milton-Freewater Pioneer Posse and was a Princess for the Round-Up Court in 2024. Olivia is incredibly proud to represent her community as a member of the 116th Pendleton Round-Up Court, serving as this year’s Queen.

Princess Cora Habein

Princess Cora Habein of Bend, Oregon, is the 19-year-old daughter of Rick and Jessica Habein. Born on the Big Island of Hawaii, Cora's ranching roots began early as her parents built a business raising and selling commercial cattle and sheep. When she was six months old, the family moved to Eastern Oregon to expand their operation on the historic Lamb Ranch near Drewsey, Oregon.

From her earliest days, Cora has been horseback—first in a front pack with her mom, then ponied behind her parents, and by the age of three riding independently with her own reins by four. Those early years on the ranch shaped her deep love for the cattle industry and the western way of life.

An accomplished cattlewoman, Cora has been active in 4-H and the Angus breed for more than a decade, raising sheep, market steers, and purebred Angus breeding stock. She and her family have spent the past six years traveling nationwide, showing and raising elite Angus cattle. Cora has represented Oregon as the Oregon Angus Queen for two consecutive years and served as a voting delegate in selecting the National Junior Angus Board of Directors. She has also held leadership roles as Vice President of the Oregon Junior Angus Association and President of her 4-H club, mentoring younger members as a clinician and showmanship coach.

Cora is a Business Administration major at Central Oregon Community College, where she is building on her interests in communication and marketing. She plans to continue growing her Angus herd while pursuing opportunities to promote agriculture and the western lifestyle she cherishes.

Cora is honored to serve as a Princess on the 116th Pendleton Round-Up Court, proudly representing her community, the agricultural heritage of Oregon, and the enduring spirit of the West. She can't wait to see everyone in Pendleton - Let’er Buck!

Princess Dakota McLaughlin

Princess Dakota McLaughlin of Pendleton, Oregon, is the 18-year-old daughter of Ryan and Talia McLaughlin. A 2025 graduate of Pendleton High School, Dakota was active in high school basketball and FFA, earning her Greenhand, Chapter, and State degrees. She was the Pendleton FFA Chapter Reporter. She grew up showing lambs and steers at local shows, Milton-Freewater Jr. Show, Umatilla County Fair, and Pendleton Jr Show. She grew up riding at Mustangers, competing in various events. She continues her involvement with Mustangers as a volunteer. She works with her dad helping with the day-to-day cattle operations. Dakota is always eager and willing to help.

Currently, she works at the famous Big Johns Hometown Pizza. She attends Blue Mountain Community College to pursue Agriculture Business and Marketing. Dakota attended her first Round-Up at 2 months old and hasn’t missed a performance since. She has worked in various areas from the retail store, setting up on Hay and Barns crew, working in the souvenir booth for both Round-Up and Happy Canyon, and she has also helped sell programs for Happy Canyon. Dakota is extremely proud and honored to represent the 116th Pendleton Round-Up and can’t wait to share her love and excitement for the world-famous Pendleton Round-Up.

Princess Faith Olson

Princess Faith Olson of Pendleton, Oregon, is the 18-year-old daughter of Jimmy and Allison Doherty. Faith was raised in Pendleton and graduated from Pendleton High School in 2025. She is currently attending Blue Mountain Community College, where she is working towards getting her Associate of Science Degree, then later transferring to get a higher degree in Agriculture.

In High School, Faith was heavily active in FFA, serving as a Chapter Officer for three years and her Senior year serving as Chapter President. She also served on the Blue Mountain District FFA Officer Team as Reporter in 2024. She has achieved her Greenhand, Chapter, and State

FFA Degrees. During her time in FFA, she competed in a variety of competitions, including Creed Speaking, Prepared Public Speaking, Agricultural Sales, and Horse Judging. Faith was also an active member in the National Honor Society and involved in the PHS Leadership program, serving as Senior Class Vice President. Faith was also involved in the Oregon High School Equestrian Team, competing in a variety of gaming and performance events.

Faith has been involved with the Pendleton Round-Up for many years, volunteering wherever she could. She first started volunteering in her 8th grade year, helping with Hay and Barns. She continued helping with Hay and Barns, and also started volunteering with barrel racing during slack. She continued to do this until her Senior year, where she also started carrying flags for the Round-Up during parades over the summer. In 2024, Faith also got awarded “Top Hand” for the Pendleton Round-Up for being the minor volunteer of the year. Faith also has a family history in the Pendleton Round-Up as her aunt served on the Court in 2012 and again as Queen in 2013. This year, Faith is honored to be a part of the 2026 Pendleton Round-Up Court and represent this amazing rodeo, her community, and continue her family history within this great organization.

Princess Isabella Orr

Princess Isabella Orr of Ukiah, Oregon, is the 21-year-old daughter of Ted and Laura Orr. She grew up in Ukiah, Oregon, and graduated from Ukiah High School in 2022 as Valedictorian. During that time, Bella was involved in sports, including volleyball, basketball, trap shooting, skiing, and dance. She was active in the Ukiah Community 4-H Club where she was a career member, junior leader and Morrow County Ambassador, earning her numerous recognitions for her animal and creative projects.

After high school, Isabella “Bella” attended Blue Mountain Community College, where she was a member of the Ag Club. She was awarded the Anne-Marie Moss Excellence in Agriculture Award in 2024 and in the spring of 2025, earned her Associate of Science degree as well as her Vet Assisting Certificate with honors. Bella plans to continue her education at Oregon State University, pursuing large animal sports medicine and poultry science.

Bella enjoys spending time outside with her animals. What began as a 4-H sheep project has developed into a small flock of Valais Blacknose. This work helped her become the youngest member of the Valais Blacknose International Sheep Breeder Association and Registry (VBISBAR), which established a species unfounded in North America. She is continuing to pursue her goal of developing a full pure-bred Valias flock and building her knowledge in livestock genetics.

She also loves spending time with her horses, Hemi and Rowdy. She started riding horses when she was four years old and hasn't stopped since. Exploring new places while trail riding throughout the region and helping her family move cows in the mountains are her favorite activities. Bella has been a long-time Pendleton Round-Up volunteer helping in many positions, including pennant bearing, ushering, 1910 room setup, and assisting with the Children's Rodeo. She earned the Francie Hansel Kindness Award in 2023, recognizing her dedication to many years of participation and work within the Happy Canyon Night Show as a performer and in the costume rooms.

Bella has always admired the Pendleton Round-Up’s ties to history and community. While serving on the 2026 Court, Bella hopes to spread that connection to as many people as possible!