Tahj Wells, a senior wrestler from Browning, has made a name for himself both on and off the mat. In 2024, he won a Class A 145-pound state wrestling championship, becoming the first Browning athlete to claim an individual title in over two decades. Known for his work ethic and determination, Wells is also a multi-sport athlete, competing in football and bull riding.
Despite the physical demands of wrestling and bull riding, Wells excels in both sports and is a Montana High School Rodeo Association state champion. He aspires to compete in the Professional Bull Riders (PBR) and the National Finals Rodeo (NFR) one day. As a role model for tribal youth, Wells is passionate about giving back to his community and serves as an ambassador for the Blackfeet Tobacco Prevention Program.
With a record of 29-4 as a senior, Wells recently secured his third straight Western A divisional championship and is set to defend his state title in Billings. His dedication to the sport and his commitment to hard work have inspired his teammates and the town of Browning. Head coach Casey McDonald praises Wells for embodying the tough and physical attitude that defines their wrestling program.
For Wells, wrestling holds significant importance, and he approaches each match with emotion and determination. He believes in giving his all and working tirelessly to achieve his goals. As he continues to set an example for his community and younger athletes, Wells remains focused on his ultimate goal of becoming a champion both on and off the mat.
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