COVID-19 Update: Howdy, and welcome to our website! Unfortunately due to present circumstances our operations are currently on hold. However, we are currently in the process of resuming in a limited manner. We plan to be able to do the following soon:
Hold public and private dance lessons (potentially online)
Perform at events virtually
Hold tryouts
If you have any questions please reach out to us and we will be happy to answer them! Thanks and Gig ’em!
Howdy!
It is our privilege and pleasure to introduce you to Texas A&M University’s High-Flyin’, Death-Defyin’, Internationally Famous, Fightin’ Texas Aggie Wranglers!
Our mission is to positively promote the Aggie Spirit through performing and teaching our distinctive style of country and western dance while upholding our values of commitment, humility, integrity, respect, and partnership.
We are an exhibition country and western dance team founded in 1984 and run solely by Texas A&M students. Through our unique high-speed polka and jitterbug routines, we share our passion for dancing and love for Texas A&M with people all over the city, state, nation, and world! We perform anywhere and everywhere absolutely free of charge. When we are not performing, we teach over 2,000 students, faculty, staff, and community members every year how to two-step, waltz, and polka in our distinctive style of country western dance!
We have been honored with personal invitations by President George Bush to perform in Washington DC, the opening of the Qatar branch of Texas A&M University in the Middle East, the christening of the USS Texas nuclear submarine in Virginia, the 750th Anniversary of Gravelotte, Germany, the Retailing Hall of Fame in New York City, the Steamboat Springs MusicFest, Walt Disney World in Orlando, and the Houston Texans halftime show.
Keep scrolling to meet the team and learn more about what we do!
Hat ($200-499)
Corrington Family
DFW Lil’ Wranglers
San Antonio A&M University Mothers’ Club
J Cody’s BBQ
Performance ($75-199)
Texas A&M Delta Delta Delta
Washington on the Brazos State Historic Site
Railey Brown
St. Anthony’s KIDS
Steed Family
Dallas County Texas A&M University Mothers’ Club