The AQHYA Executive Committee and regional directors for 2026-27 were elected at the 2026 Youth Excellence Seminar in Amarillo, Texas.

The 2026-27 AQHYA officers and directors were announced July 10 during the Youth Excellence Seminar Awards Banquet. (Photo by Becky Newell)
American Quarter Horse Youth Association national officers and regional directors for the 2026-27 term were elected July 10 at the Youth Excellence Seminar in Amarillo, Texas.
The AQHYA Executive Committee and regional directors play a major role in the youth Association by planning events, participating in community service projects and spreading the word about American Quarter Horses, youth activities and AQHYA. They also represent AQHYA throughout the year at functions and events worldwide.
Each of AQHYA’s 11 regions can elect three directors at the Youth Excellence Seminar. From those directors, delegates elect five national officers.
The AQHYA Executive Committee and regional directors have a unique opportunity to develop leadership skills to enhance their AQHYA experience and all their future endeavors. All youth are encouraged to get involved. For more information on AQHYA, visit www.aqha.com/youth.
AQHYA Executive Committee
President Elden Fredenburg, Straughn, Indiana
First Vice President Jake Huston, Douglass, Kansas
Second Vice President Madelyn MacLarren, Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Executive Committee Member Jack Kimes, Scottsdale, Arizona
Executive Committee Member Taylor Breland, Philadelphia, Mississippi
AQHYA Directors
Region 1
Kynlie Polski, Kuna, Idaho
Tessa Connick, Kuna, Idaho
Region 3
Ansley Mings, Columbia, Missouri
Kara Flickinger, Earlham, Iowa
Shay Henson, Saint Charles, Iowa
Region 4
Charlotte Sherman, Indianapolis, Indiana
J.G. Codell, Lexington, Kentucky
Region 5
Addison Kimble, Kents Store, Virginia
Brody Marshall, Gloucester, Virginia
Lauren Goolsby, Sussex, New Jersey
Region 7
Kamryn Perkins, Prescott Valley, Arizona
Katherine Kimes, Scottsdale, Arizona
Madison Renfro, Finley, California
Region 8
Ashlynne King, Westmoreland, Kansas
Grace Spooner, Decatur, Texas
Lola Grady, Collinsville, Oklahoma
Region 9
AveryMae Woody, Williamsport, Tennessee
Bethany Robertson, Pulaski, Tennessee
Eva Jane Jones, Romance, Arkansas
Region 10
Camdyn Evans, Seneca, South Carolina
Region 11
Adelynn Fisher, Shinimicas, Nova Scotia
Luis Carlos Ruiz, Juarez, Chihuahua
Megan Waugh, Fort McMurray, Alberta
For more information on the 2026 YES, visit www.aqha.com/yes.