Rodeo Queens are young women who represent the sport of rodeo and its values, such as sportsmanship, community, and tradition. They often participate in local, regional, and national rodeo events, where they compete for titles and serve as ambassadors for the rodeo culture. Their roles include promoting rodeo events, participating in parades, and engaging with the community. To become a Rodeo Queen, contestants typically undergo a selection process that includes interviews, public speaking, and horsemanship skills. Many Rodeo Queens also participate in charity work and educational programs, helping to foster a positive image of the rodeo community and its heritage.