FAQs about the youth board

The MidSouth Youth Board's goal is to connect younger and older Pony Club members to each other in a way that uses structured meeting and board positions. We aim to help make the MidSouth Pony Club more fun and enjoyable by it's members by holding informational clinics (along with celebrations and parties😜). We can organize clinics, unmounted education, camps, educational videos, volunteer opportunities, rally activities, championship/ festival activities, and much more. If there is interest in the event, we can make it happen!

Because it's awsome! Being on the MidSouth Youth Board not only looks great on resumes and college applications, but it is a way for you to have a say in what goes on in our region and also meet lot of like minded people in a fun and creativity-filled environment. If you ever have an unanswered question that you would love to see a clinic on, or if you ever just want to see what it's like to be on a board that makes real-life decisions, the MidSouth Youth Board is for you!

Just let us know! You can fill out the contact form below, which is probably the easiest way, or you can email our president, Abbie Beckman, at absdoodlebop@gmail.com to get in touch with us that way. You can become a representative of your club or center, or be more involved and fill an officer position. We are currently looking for representatives from many clubs to make up the Council. Check out the "Join Us" page for more info on either of these roles!

Here is a list of the current officers of the MidSouth Youth Board:

President: Abbie Beckman

Vice President: Kate Schmitz

Over secretary: Aurea Dove

Communication Coordinators: Haley Hernandez and Zsa Zsa Beauchene

Project Coordinators: Arlena Worm and Lilli Seto

We currently have officers from many clubs/centers including Bluegrass, Covered Bridge, Tennessee Valley, and Sunny Side.

We aslo have seven representatives: Samaya Martz from Bluegrass PC, Addison Bubonic from Bluegrass PC, Annabelle Brown from Chattanooga PC, Abby McKinley from Bluegrass PC, Grace Jefferson from Davis Creek PC, Maya Torres from Miami Valley PC, and Mayela Salazar from Keenland PC.