The CJD court may include just two young women in 2018, but they are the cream of the crop.

Diedre Schreiber, daughter of Debi and Charlie Warnock, and Rylee Goller, daughter of Curtis Goller and Joe and Linda Estes tried out for the honor last week.

Schreiber is a member of this year’s Stockgrowers Cattlemen of the Year family — the Warnocks. Her hobbies include showing cattle and horses. She is a member of FFA and 4-H and qualified and showed her horse at the Oregon State Fair, received the Jidge Tippett Memorial Beef Award, the Wallowa County Stockgrowers Heifer Award, and represented Wallowa County at the National Horse Classics Team in Kentucky.

Rylee Goller is also a top horsewoman and excels in academic studies as well. She has always been involved in horse riding, hiking and running with her extended family and enjoys weight-lifting, swimming and volleyball.

She maintained a 4.0 GPA all the way through high school and was inducted into the National Honor Society as a freshman. She’s won scholastic awards in physical science, biology, English, and fitness and conditioning.

Additional accomplishments include champion walk trot at Wallowa County Fair, champion dressage Level A, reserve champion trail and champion barrel racing. FFA accomplishments include third in beginning advertisement, and first and second as a member of the meat evaluation team.

She hopes to become the valedictorian of her class in 2019 and plans to attend a four-year university focusing on pre-med, attending medical school and becoming a family practitioner thereafter.