Cori Ann Ingram, representing Cowboy Junction Ministries, was selected to reign as the 2011 Miss Rodeo Oklahoma Princess on July 24, 2010, at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City. Cori was chosen from a field of five outstanding contestants who competed in horsemanship, interviews, modeling, impromptu questions, written test, and speech during the three days of competition. She will travel throughout Oklahoma representing the sport of rodeo.

Cori has always called Collinsville Oklahoma home where she and her family currently reside. Cori is in the 7th grade at Collinsville Middle School. She actively participates in rodeos competng in barrels, pole bending, goat tying, and breakaway roping. Her love of horses continues with royalty contest where she has won many titles and awards. Cori's passion and activities are deeply rooted in her faith along with her family who all attend Cowboy Junction Church. Cori and her family are also active members of the Glory Riders, a precision horse drill team spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ at rodeos and other equestrian events. She plans on attending Oklahoma State University and get a degree in Business where she will someday have her own business specializing in rodeo gear and rodeo royalty clothing.

Cori's prizes include: a traveling crown custom made by Bob Berg Buckles; traveling chaps custom made and donated by Leather, etc.; trophy saddle custom made by Cowboy Classic Saddlery; trophy buckle and trophy pendant custom made by Hy O Silver and donated by MROk Alumni; rose bouquet donated by Carriage House Flowers, Sonja Van Hoesen; Miss Rodeo Oklahoma Princess banner; 250 Thank You cards; accomodations and meals during the 2012 Miss Rodeo Oklahoma Scholarship Pageant.