Name:  Andy Sells
Age:  18
Marital Status:
Family/Children: 2 Brothers & 2 Sisters
Hometown: Rough Rock, Az
Native American Heritage: Navajo
Horses:  One Horse
Pets that you own:
Rodeo Events Worked: Bull Riding, and I sometimes rope with my cousins and brothers
Please comment on your 2011 IIFR Experience: It was a great feeling, and last year I didn’t do nothing.  But this was a charm.
Association member of: CNRA but qualified thru the Navajo Nation Fair.
Rodeo Accomplishments: World Champion of the IIFR 2011!
When did you start an interest in rodeo?  When I was 5 years old I started wooly riding, and up to riding bulls.
What other sports other than rodeo do you enjoy? I love playing basketball and riding bulls.
What is the funniest thing that you have seen or experienced at a rodeo? Shoot, falling in the mud at a rodeo in Cortez, and having fun with my buddies.
What advice would you give to Indian youth about rodeo or anything in general? Go out and have fun while you’re young, and if you love to ride and rope don’t do drugs or anything crazy.  Keep yourself healthy and active.
Are there any songs that inspire or pump you up before you ride or rope? Show my love by Cat Clifford.
What would you like to see more of at Indian Rodeos? I would like to see more young guns like me win a little, and be successful.
What are/is your favorite western movie(s)? The Cowboy Way
What is your favorite music? Rap, Country, Metal, anything that I would say “Dam this is Badass”
What was your most memorable ride or run? The one I rode in Shiprock and I was a 90, and then back in Farmington in the 4^th Go-Round I was a 93.
Who is your all time hero? Terry Don West and Douglas Duncan
What Indian Cowboy or Cowgirl has influenced you to rodeo? All of my Cousin Brothers that rope and my brother Ivan Sells.
Would you like to thank sponsors and or anyone for your success in rodeo? I would like to Thank the Navajo Nation Fair Rodeo, CNRA, and to my Dad and sisters for being behind me all the way...