Chatham 4-H Livestock Show Results | Sept. 10, 2022
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Youth battled the elements of a dreary, rainy day this past Saturday at the Chatham County Agriculture & Conference Center in Pittsboro to compete in the annual 4-H Farm Credit Showmanship Circuit. The event, co-sponsored regionally by Cape Fear Farm Credit and Carolina Farm Credit, was sponsored locally in Chatham County by Chatham County Farm Bureau, Quality Equipment of Pittsboro, Country Farm and Home, and Pittsboro Feed.
Twenty youth from Chatham and surrounding counties took part in the heifer and sheep showmanship and conformation classes during the course of the day. In total, more than $1,100 in premiums were paid out to talented youth who traveled home with numerous ribbons and prizes in tow.
Many thanks to all of our volunteers and supporters who helped make the day such a success!
Best of luck to our young people as they continue to compete on the circuit this fall.
Heifer Showmanship Show Results
JUNIOR CLASS
FIRST PLACE: SOPHIE MARSHALL
SECOND PLACE: TYLA MARSHALL
THIRD PLACE: CARSON MOORE
INTERMEDIATE CLASS
FIRST PLACE: JONATHAN SCARLETT
SECOND PLACE: CHARLOTTE PAYNE
THIRD PLACE: CANDACE CHAPMAN
SENIOR CLASS
FIRST PLACE: CAROLINE SCARLETT
SECOND PLACE: AVERY HATFIELD
THIRD PLACE: GAVIN MOORE
Heifer Conformation Show Results
GRAND CHAMPION: SOPHIE MARSHALL
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: TYLA MARSHALL
Sheep Showmanship Show Results
JUNIOR CLASS
FIRST PLACE: ALAINA OXENDINE
INTERMEDIATE CLASS
FIRST PLACE: JOLEEN WINDSOR
SECOND PLACE: CHARLOTTE PAYNE
THIRD PLACE: HUNTER HERNDON
SENIOR CLASS
FIRST PLACE: ANNA WELLS
SECOND PLACE: ADDISON FARRIS
Sheep Conformation Show Results
GRAND CHAMPION: ANNA WELLS
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: ADDISON FARRIS
Interested in tracking who is on the showmanship circuit leaderboard? Up-to-date circuit point rankings can be found here.
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