2026 Miss Northwest Montana Rodeo Royalty
We are so proud of our current Royalty. Their strength is obvious and their smiles light up every rodeo. They all are a powerful force and together they will do exceptional things. We could not be more honored to have such an incredible team of young ladies!
Sonya Roberts
Miss NWMT Rodeo 2026
Sonya Roberts, known by most as Sojo, is a 19‑year‑old from Charlo, Montana, with a deep passion for rodeo and the western way of life. Her heart horse, Jade Blue Bar, has been her greatest partner and has played a major role in shaping her love for horses and the arena.
When she’s not riding, Sonya enjoys paddleboarding, spending time with friends, and chasing new adventures wherever she can.
Emily Tuck
Miss Teen NWMT Rodeo 2026
Emily Tuck was born with boots on, carrying three generations of grace and grit from her family’s Kalispell farm. A true cowgirl, she hopes to grow from working cows on the farm to raising her own rough stock — and maybe even trying her hand at riding a few herself. When she isn’t riding her chestnut quarter horse, Leo, she can be found driving tractors or fixing fences. In her quiet moments, Emily enjoys sitting behind an easel and appreciating the natural beauty of the western world.
Emily “Milly” Titus
Jr. Teen NWMT Rodeo 2026
Milly Titus is a cowgirl from Polson, Montana. She and her horse Sky, her buckskin mare partner, are both 14 years old. Her life’s passion is horses. She participates in Lake County 4H and was the 2026 Fair Grand Champion for Horse Showmanship, is a county Ambassador, and shows cat, pig, poultry and woodworking. Milly rides in the Montana High School Rodeo circuit with her horse Sky and together they run barrels, poles, goat tying and breakaway roping. Milly dances across the west in powwows as a both a teen jingle and fancy dancer representing the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribe (CSKT). She is happiest with her horse, cruising bareback on Sky or working with colt Shelby. Her favorite season is Spring, loves to be outdoors in the mountains, and enjoys reading. She makes it all happen as a dynamic duo with her mom Jennifer. Milly is thrilled to be here representing Northwest Montana and this opportunity to share her passion for horsemanship and rodeo
Leila Jimenez
Little Miss NWMT Rodeo 2026
Leila Jimenez has grown up most of her life in Kalispell. Brazilian jiu‑jitsu is especially important to her—she began training at just three years old and currently holds a yellow‑and‑white belt. Her goals include earning good grades in school and becoming Little Miss Rodeo.
Leila’s horse is a roan with black, white, and brown coloring, and he works very well with her. She also has two older brothers, along with three dogs, goats, and chickens at home.