Miss Black Rodeo USA Official Coronation
A Denim And Diamonds Affair
presented by TAE Presents
Sim Scott Community Center - 909 20th Street North, Columbus, MS 39701, USA
The 2025 Black Rodeo USA season has come to a close! And, we are excited to announce that Mariah Beckom from Columbus, Mississippi, will be accepting the title of Miss Black Rodeo USA (after Samirah Miller stepped away to pursue new endeavors).
Mariah brings a wealth of experience, energy, and vision to the position, and we are confident she will continue to elevate our mission and inspire excellence across the organization.
Please join us in welcoming Mariah to her new role as we look ahead to an exciting future for Black Rodeo USA.
Our heartfelt gratitude and best wishes to Samirah Miller and many congratulations to Mariah Beckom! Miss Black Rodeo USA is now accepting applications for contestants, volunteers and sponsors for the 2026 season and pageant.
ABOUT MARIAH
Mariah Beckom, 25, is an inspiring young woman with a broad range of achievements and interests. Certified in secondary education, she is currently pursing a masters in education at William Carey University. She holds a bachelor's degree with a focus in kinesiology from Mississippi University for Women, and her associate's from Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College.
Mariah has dedicated 20 years to playing soccer at high levels and has spent the past four years coaching basketball and soccer. In addition to her athletic endeavors, she has a passion for hunting, fishing and spending quality time with her loved ones. Her personal goals include maintaining mental and physical strength, health, confidence and independence. The biology educator also is committed to expanding her knowledge and aspires to become a future business owner specializing in western attire.
In the rodeo arena, Mariah excels in barrel racing, breakaway roping, ladies steer undecorating and team roping. She also gives back to her community by offering riding lessons, horse training and horse rental services. Last year, she earned the title of Adams County Rodeo Association Reserve Barrel Racing Champion.
Mariah’s involvement with Miss Black Rodeo USA is motivated by her belief in the value of representation, tradition, new beginnings and community service. She cherishes this platform as an opportunity to celebrate the heritage and achievements of Black cowboys and cowgirls and to uplift strong, confident women who exemplify leadership, grace and cultural pride.