4-H members from Fayette County showcasing their expertise in livestock judging during recent competitions.
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Sponsor Our ArticlesFayette County 4-H teams excelled in recent livestock judging competitions, with the junior teams clinching several top titles at events in San Antonio, Bell County, and San Angelo. The Maroon Junior Team emerged as champions, showing exceptional skill and teamwork. As the senior teams gear up for the Texas 4-H Roundup in June, the future looks bright for Fayette County’s young agricultural enthusiasts.
Fayette County, Texas, has once again proven that its young agricultural enthusiasts know a thing or two about judging livestock! The excitement kicked off with the San Antonio Livestock Judging show, where the Fayette County 4-H junior teams showcased their skills, followed by an impressive performance at the Bell County Livestock Judging Contest on February 7, 2025.
In Bell County, the Fayette County 4-H Maroon Junior Team stole the spotlight by clinching the Champion Junior Team title. This talented group featured Hudson Holub, Kaisley Janecka, Abraham McBride, and Tatum Fritsch, who collectively demonstrated their expertise in livestock evaluation. On an individual level, Holden emerged as the high point junior, while Kaisley Janecka and Abraham McBride finished 2nd and 6th, respectively.
But the Maroon Team wasn’t alone in their success. The Fayette County 4-H Gold Junior Team also had a fantastic showing, placing 5th overall. This team included Crockett Guenther, Adalyn Carrales, Dylan Zweschper, and Tate Fritsch, with Crockett finishing 4th individually. Meanwhile, the Fayette County 4-H Green Junior Team secured a commendable 7th place. Team members Emma Zweschper, Abigale McBride, Rilan Karisch, and Joe Carrales showed off their impressive skills, particularly Emma, who placed 5th individually. Hunter Gabler represented well as an individual contestant in the same competition.
The Fayette County 4-H Senior Team faced tough competition, finishing 13th overall. Team members Rheagan Karisch, Logan Poncik, and Hailey Janish put in diligent effort, showcasing their abilities. JoJo and Kaci Carrales coached all teams, offering their guidance and expertise throughout the competitions.
Following the Bell County Contest, on March 5, 2025, Fayette County 4-H members headed to the San Angelo Livestock Judging Contest, where the competitive spirit continued. The Fayette County 4-H Junior Maroon Team emerged as champions at the District 11 4-H Livestock Judging Contest on April 20, 2025. Team members Abigale McBride, Joe Carrales, Hudson Holub, and Rilan Karisch showed remarkable teamwork and skill, with Abigale being crowned the high point junior, while Joe snagged 7th place and Hudson grabbed 8th individually.
The Fayette County 4-H Junior Green Team placed 3rd overall in this contest. Members Tate Fritsch, Emma Zweschper, Adalyn Carrales, and Kinley Kutac not only performed well as a unit but also shone individually, with Tate finishing 2nd and Emma securing 10th. Adding to the excitement, the Junior White Team placed 8th, featuring Avah Noreiga, Meredith Carruthers, Abbigale Eichler, and Hayleigh Pizzitola.
The competition continued to heat up with the Fayette County 4-H Intermediate Maroon Team emerging as Champions. Members Abraham McBride, Kaisley Janecka, Kullen Kutac, and Tatum Fritsch showcased their skills, with Abraham placing 3rd, Kaisley 7th, and Kullen 8th. The Fayette County 4-H Intermediate Green Team also made a name for themselves by finishing 3rd overall, with Addison Berckenhoff, Julia Melton, Paige Carruthers, and Dylan Zweschper holding it down; Addison took 6th individually. Additionally, the Intermediate White Team placed 4th, featuring Alexis Berckenhoff, Holden Holub, Crockett Guenther, and Sawyer Mau, while Addison Eichler competed as an individual, ranking 4th high.
The Fayette County 4-H Senior Maroon Team achieved a fantastic 3rd place, consisting of Kaylee Hensley, Harper Mau, Logan Poncik, and Cassidy Laake, where Kaylee earned a commendable 9th place finish. The Senior Green Team also excelled with a 5th place finish, with team members Kyrroll Prihoda, Madyson Holub, Haley Schramek, and Keeley Warnken, and Kyrroll ranked 6th individually. Meanwhile, the Senior White Team placed 10th overall.
The incredible performances by the Fayette County 4-H teams have paved the way for the senior teams, as they will advance to the Texas 4-H Roundup in June. For anyone interested or needing more information, feel free to reach out to the Fayette County Extension Office at (979) 968-5831.
With such strong representation and success, Fayette County 4-H members are truly a force to be reckoned with in the world of livestock judging!
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