Since 1949, the Kendall County Fair Queen’s Court has been a special part of the fair, with generations of young women having the opportunity to represent the Kendall County Fair Association and the community.
Twelve young ladies are competing for the title of Miss Kendall County and for positions on the Queen’s Court. The queen and her court will be chosen Thursday at the Kendall County Fairgrounds, as the pageant gets underway at 6:30 p.m. Four young women who hold hopes of becoming the next Miss Kendall Counthy are Courtney Curry, Eleri Tarrant, Ellie Higgins and Trinitee Smith.
This year’s Junior Miss contestants are Abigail Dittman, Harper Lee Crawley, Paisley Arreola and Raylee Resop.
Competing for the title of Little Miss Kendall County are Camdyn Hohmann, Eleanor Flourney, Everly Sowa and Presley Arreola.
The contestants will compete for the opportunity to earn scholarships and, most importantly, serve as members of the 2026–2027 Kendall County Fair Queen’s Court.
Throughout their year, the newly crowned court will proudly represent the Kendall County Fair Association at fair activities, community events and other special occasions. It’s an opportunity to get involved, connect with the community and be part of a longstanding Kendall County Fair tradition.
The Kendall County Fair Association wishes all of this year’s contestants the best of luck.
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