Courtney Marshall is the 24 year old daughter of Tim and Cindy Marshall. Courtney’s love for rodeo began at a young age while watching rodeos with her grandfather. Those early memories created a lifelong passion for the sport, people, and traditions that make the western lifestyle so special.

Courtney is a graduate of the University of Idaho, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education with a minor in Animal Science. She now serves as an Agricultural Educator and FFA Advisor with Meridian FFA. She enjoys sharing her love of agriculture and encouraging the next generation of leaders to find their place in the industry.

When she isn’t teaching, you can find Courtney out riding or working with one of her many horses. This year you will see Courtney and her palomino mare, Fancy, out on the rodeo road together as they represent the Caldwell Night Rodeo. Courtney also enjoys riding her other horses with the EhCapa Bareback Riders where she serves as Assistant Drill Instructor.

Family and community are at the heart of who Courtney is. She is honored to serve as Miss Caldwell Night Rodeo and represent a community she believes is defined by its people. To her, CNR is more than a rodeo. It’s a place where everyone is welcomed as a friend and once you’re a friend you become family for life. She is proud to carry the spirit of Caldwell wherever she goes, honoring its legacy and creating moments that matter.