On June 19, 2026, Joslynn Tacker was crowned Miss Rodeo Texas Teen during the Miss Rodeo Texas Pageant in Amarillo, Texas. In addition to earning the title, she received the prestigious Horsemanship and Written Test awards, recognizing her outstanding riding ability, rodeo knowledge, and dedication to the western way of life.
A native of Buna, Texas, Joslynn has spent years competing in barrel racing, pole bending, trail, horse judging, and ranch work. A three-time National Little Britches Rodeo Association Finals Qualifier, she has also earned numerous honors in rodeo, horse judging, and queen competitions. Her leadership extends beyond the arena as a longtime FFA officer, Greenhand, Chapter, and Lone Star Degree recipient, National Honor Society member, and active volunteer in her church and community.
This fall, Joslynn will attend Lamar University, where she plans to major in Kinesiology before pursuing a career as a physical therapist specializing in hippotherapy, combining her passion for horses with helping others.
As 2026 Miss Rodeo Texas Teen, Joslynn is committed to promoting rodeo, agriculture, and western heritage across Texas. Inspired by the role models who came before her, she hopes to encourage young people to dream big, work hard, and never give up on their goals while serving as a positive ambassador for the western lifestyle.