69th Annual Aggie Day Hosts More Than 1,700 for Competition

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The Connors State College Division of Agriculture hosted its 69th Annual Aggie Day Interscholastic Competition on Thursday, April 7, 2016, at the Warner Campus. During the day of contests, more than 1,725 students vied for top team and individual honors, while over 240 different 4-H Clubs and FFA Chapters from across Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas and Texas were represented.

Corporate sponsors for the 2015 event included American Farmers and Ranchers, T&D Meats, Natural Resources Conservation Service, OSU-IT and the University of Arkansas.

Results and contest descriptions are as follows.

AGRONOMY: The agronomy career development event consists of seed analysis, grain grading, and plant and seed identification.

1st Place: Burlington FFA Chapter: members Gavin McCullough, Collin Botta, Caitlin Flackman, and Sadie Crusinbery.

2nd Place: Kingfisher FFA Chapter: members Chelsea Johnson, Haynes Lafferty, Kaci Jackson, and Bryon Helt.

3rd Place: Broken Bow FFA Chapter: members Nathan Short, Benford Bice, Kevin Talley, and Ashlin Flowers.

DAIRY PRODUCTS: The dairy foods career development event requires members to complete a written exam on milk production and marketing; evaluate milk samples for flavor and quality; identify cheeses; evaluate sediment pads and milker parts for defects; and demonstrate problem-solving skills in distinguishing real and artificial dairy foods, merchandising dairy foods and current issues in marketing dairy foods.

1st Place: Fairview FFA Chapter: members Bethany Niles, Maggie Martens and Kara Schlotthauer.

2nd Place: Cleveland FFA Chapter: members Sam Worley, Christina Reed, Alanna Negelein, and Kristen Brian.

3rd Place: Elgin FFA Chapter: members Mary Anderson, Violet Webber, Kyla Plumbtree, and Bradyn Koehlr.

ELECTRICITY: The electricity career development event consists of a written examination and one skill area. Each participant completes at least one hands-on performance associated with either electrical circuits or electric motors.

1st Place: Broken Bow FFA Chapter: members Andy Jones, Peyton Talley, Jordan Fogg, and Brandon Browne.

2nd Place: Spiro FFA Chapter: members Blake Hammontree, Seth Rinke, Megan Garris, and Breckin Horton.

3rd Place: Oklahoma Union FFA Chapter: members Marshal Huntington, Matt Garrison, Owen Anderson, and Myles Lively.

ENTOMOLOGY: The entomology career development event includes spot identification of insects or other arthropods using a list of species provided and pictorial keys.

1st Place: Oklahoma Union FFA Chapter: members Kassidy Hannah, Lauren Richardson, and Laura Ellsbury.

2nd Place: Spiro FFA Chapter: members Nathaniel Sebo, Landon Davis, and Jessica Roeder.

3rd Place: Claremore FFA Chapter: members Derrick Sherrick, Lukas Whitlock, Christina Lee, and John Blackwell.

FARM BUSINESS MANAGEMENT: During the farm business management career development event, the participants demonstrated knowledge and showed their abilities to apply economic principles to agriculture and agribusiness by completing a written test and solving farm-analysis problems.

1st Place: Morrison FFA Chapter: members Nate Masters, Brendan Raper, Evan Simons, Kasen Cooper.

2nd Place: Wyandotte FFA Chapter: members Jon Tynon, Tarrah Stephens, Sydney Tynon, and Hunter Grubb.

3rd Place: Amber-Pocasset FFA Chapter: members Matt Savage, Nathan Ratcliff, Kaden Kennedy, and Keely Ratcliff.

FARM SURVEY: The soil and water conservation career development event consists of a written examination. In addition, each participant must complete at least one specific hands-on performance in one of the following areas: land measurement and surveying, soil erosion or drainage and irrigation.

1st Place: Oklahoma Union FFA Chapter: members Katelyn Bailey, Hunter Harris, Jeff Collier, and Trevor Hertel.

2nd Place: Spiro FFA Chapter: members Brian Scamardo, Ethan Blankenship, Dylan Ridonour, and Cade Blankenship.

3rd Place: Haworth FFA Chapter: members Sean Smith, Jaya Voss, Rebekah Smith, and Mary McKee.

FLORICULTURE: The purpose of the floriculture career development event is to promote interest in production and retailing of flowers. The floriculture career development event allows members to demonstrate proficiency in plant identification and production. The skills identified include flower arranging, propagation, growing, harvesting and marketing.

1st Place: Byng FFA Chapter: members Tanna Frizzell, Rhyann Case, Justin Williamson, and Alexis Hise.

2nd Place: Edmond FFA Chapter: members Megan Smith, Dominique Johnston, Sydney Paul, and Micaela Carothers.

3rd Place: Kingfisher FFA Chapter: members Madison Stucki, Morgan Yost, and Jill New.

MEATS JUDGING: The meats evaluation and technology career development event requires members to complete a written test; judge quality, yield and grade of beef carcasses; and evaluate and place beef, lamb and pork carcasses. Participants also identify various cuts of meat in relation to species, prime and retail cuts.

1st Place: Porter FFA Chapter: members Mikayla Kilgore, Sam Turner, Emily Snow, and Baileigh Wheeler.

2nd Place: Perkins-Tryon FFA Chapter: members Kaylee Brunker, Macey Hall, Maci Shoemaker, and Megan Morrow.

3rd Place: Tuttle FFA Chapter: members Kayla Moody, Zoe Halphen, Elizabeth Bailey, and Brooklin Williams.

NURSERY: The nursery/landscape career development event requires participants to complete a written exam, identify plant materials and landscape plans, and demonstrate practical nursery/landscaping skills. The contest includes landscaping, propagation, potting, pruning, plant disorders, weed identification and control, merchandising, plant material measurement and interpersonal relations and salesmanship.

1st Place: Byng FFA Chapter: members Colton Tingle, Trenton Shaw, Trevor Shaw, and Connor Sawyer.

2nd Place: Panama FFA Chapter: members Makiah Archey, Sarah Gentry, Shelby Maxwell and Vincent Self.

3rd Place: Edmond FFA Chapter: members Kinsey Carpenter, Caleb Miller, Kylee Metheny, and Chance Myers.

JUNIOR LAND JUDGING: The land judging career development event consists of four sites for which the soil characteristics are judged and correct treatments prescribed.

1st Place: Wetumka FFA Chapter: members Randi Bray, Catelyn Curtis, Cali Sweazea, and Logan Bellinger.

2nd Place: Vian FFA Chapter: members Tee Trotter, Ben Spyres, Tyrus Wells, and Christi Crist.

3rd Place: Caddo FFA Chapter: members Dawson Tollett, Michael Usrey, KW Adair, and Alex Whitley.

SENIOR LAND JUDGING: The land judging career development event consists of four sites for which the soil characteristics are judged and correct treatments prescribed.

1st Place: Ninnekah FFA Chapter: members Kailee Fitzpatrick, Dakota Dinsmore, Baylee Pitts, and Bailee Martin.

2nd Place: Spiro FFA Chapter: members Samantha Gillion, Jaycee Coxce, Kirwin Horton, and Shakyrah Gladness.

3rd Place: Vian FFA Chapter: members Trayton Roberts, Josh Bolin, Sydney McWaters, and Nathan Roberts.

JUNIOR 4-H LIVESTOCK JUDGING: Livestock judging contests are designed to help students evaluate beef cattle, sheep, goats and swine based on physical characteristics and records for breeding and market usage. The participants also give oral reasons explaining their choices of alignment for certain classes.

1st Place: Kay County 4-H: members Hattie Steichen, Tyler Steichen, Katy Frazier, and Caleb Edens.

2nd Place: McIntosh 4-H Club: members Cooper Thompson, Dax Delozier, Blake Long, and Braden Boston.

3rd Place: Quinton 4-H Club: members Grace Williams, Blayze Howell, and Jenna Simpson.

SENIOR 4-H LIVESTOCK JUDGING: Livestock judging contests are designed to help students evaluate beef cattle, sheep, goats and swine based on physical characteristics and records for breeding and market usage. The participants also give oral reasons explaining their choices of alignment for certain classes.

1st Place: Hansford County (Texas) 4-H: members Kaitlyn Stedje, Jonathan Crowl, Payton Harrell, and Jaci Burgin.

2nd Place: Marshall County 4-H Club: members Will Shelby, Rio Bonham, JB Bell, and Trey Hughes.

3rd Place: Stephens County 4-H Club: members Connor Kern, Maverick Williams, Lane Williams, and Riley Scott.

JUNIOR FFA LIVESTOCK JUDGING: Livestock judging contests are designed to help students evaluate beef cattle, sheep, goats and swine based on physical characteristics and records for breeding and market usage. The participants also give oral reasons explaining their choices of alignment for certain classes.

1st Place: Lindsay FFA Chapter: members Colt Jones, Gunner, Kylie Smith, and Stratton Walck.

2nd Place: Kingfisher FFA Chapter: members Bree Taylor, Jentry Squires, Elizabeth Perdue, and Peyton Burns.

3rd Place: Amber-Pocasset FFA Chapter: members Brynlee Cotner, Emilie Mittelstaedt, Phoebe Rogers, and Caleb Winn.

SENIOR FFA LIVESTOCK JUDGING: Livestock judging contests are designed to help students evaluate beef cattle, sheep, goats and swine based on physical characteristics and records for breeding and market usage. The participants also give oral reasons explaining their choices of alignment for certain classes.

1st Place: Oklahoma Union FFA Chapter: members Sam Barron, Ty Taylor, Truitt Taylor, and Jacob Auer.

2nd Place: El Reno FFA Chapter: members Bree Elliott, Paige Decker, Cale Hughey, and Kaleb Sandoval.

3rd Place: Cleveland FFA Chapter: members Cody Branch, Austyn Fuss, and Tailor Fields.

NON-REASONS FFA LIVESTOCK JUDGING: Livestock judging contests are designed to help students evaluate beef cattle, sheep, goats and swine based on physical characteristics and records for breeding and market usage.

1st Place: Owasso FFA Chapter: members Chasidy Gordon, Max Murdock, Colton Carter, and Megan Olson.

1st Place: Cashion FFA Chapter: members Alyx Parrott, Hunter Collins, and Brayden Stewart.

3rd Place: Muskogee FFA Chapter: members Emily Falleur, Madon Seth, Susan Oehlschlager, and Natalie Daniels.

POULTRY: The poultry evaluation career development event requires members to evaluate chickens, turkeys, processed products and eggs; present oral reasons on the placing of their classes; identify poultry parts; and complete a written general knowledge exam.

1st Place: Har-Ber (Arkansas) FFA Chapter: members Madison Mick, Lauren Laverty, Kristen Martin, Tori Scott.

2nd Place: Lincoln (Arkansas) FFA Chapter: members Lacie Carte, Hayley Doshier, Cole Duplanti, and Kali Brewer.

3rd Place: Farmington (Arkansas) FFA Chapter: members Emily Spatz, Jordan Horn, Autumn Gregg, and Jeffory Jones.

RANGELAND: The rangeland judging career development event consists of three locations for ecological condition and land use and two locations for plant identification.

1st Place: Sequoyah FFA Chapter: members Tucker Hopkins, Tanner Grubbs, Markus McClurg, and Bryce Walters.

2nd Place: Roland FFA Chapter: members Jared Hutchins, Nick English, Blaine Conley, and Prentiss Peters.

3rd Place: Gans FFA Chapter: members Ryan Rajsombat, Ashley Cardwell, Cody Brunk, and Myka Allen.

VET SCIENCE: The purpose of the veterinary science career development event is to promote college and career readiness by providing opportunities to develop technical knowledge and demonstrate practical skills in the field of veterinary science.

1st Place: Jenks FFA Chapter: members Matt Girard, Madison Salach, Mason Goodman, and Jenna Edwards.

2nd Place: Cassatot River (AR) FFA Chapter: members Eduardo Medina, Kristin Mayo, Savannah Frachiseur, and Olivia Delgado.

3rd Place: Colcord FFA Chapter: members Megan Lynch, Lexie Wilson, Dalton Shackelford, and Breanna L.

ENVIRONMENTAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES: The Environmental and Natural Resources career development event consists of a national and global issues interview; environmental and natural resources problem solving; soil tests and profiles; air and water analysis; GPS use; waste management; and more.

1st Place: Prague FFA Chapter: members Dustin Lynch, Rylee Brown, Hunter Hinkle, and Dalton Cooper.

2nd Place: Byng FFA Chapter: members Jalon Birdshead, Kyle Grant, Nolan Feazle, and Katie Bryant.

3rd Place: Kansas FFA Chapter: members Kelton Holland, Jager Pifer, Kobie Tye, and Jacob Jones.

AGRICULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS: The Agricultural Communications career development event prepares students for careers in journalism, radio and television broadcast, web design, marketing and more.

1st Place: Kingfisher FFA Chapter: members Brayden Foley, Micah Mueggenborg, and Kaci Pennington.

2nd Place: Fairview FFA Chapter: members Dawson Haworth, Will Church, and Matt Heinrichs.

3rd Place: Morrison FFA Chapter: members Morgan Dennis, Ali Bowman, and Callie Eyster.

FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: The Food Science career development event requires students to have an in-depth understanding of food product development and presentation and food safety issues. Participants use their sensory skills to solve problems and make sound decisions.

1st Place: Watts FFA Chapter: members Paige Ward, Katrina Buck, Talesa Wilson, and Emily Corbin.

2nd Place: Elgin FFA Chapter: members Korie Glazier, Katelyn Taylor, Ashtyn Gibson, and Brook Langford.

3rd Place: Kingfisher FFA Chapter: members Chloe Lack, Trena Adis, Jaryn Frey, and Kenzie Smith.

 

A full photo album of the days events can be found online HERE.

 

1st Place Farm Business Management – Morrison FFA Left to Right: Evan Simons and Kasen Cooper. Not pictured: Brendan Raper and Nate Masters.
1st Place Farm Business Management – Morrison FFA
Left to Right: Evan Simons and Kasen Cooper. Not pictured: Brendan Raper and Nate Masters.

3rd Place Nursery/ Landscape – Edmond FFA Left to Right: Caleb Miller (9th High Individual), Kylee Metheny (10th High Individual), Kinsey Carpenter (8th High Individual), and Chance Myers
3rd Place Nursery/ Landscape – Edmond FFA
Left to Right: Caleb Miller (9th High Individual), Kylee Metheny (10th High Individual), Kinsey Carpenter (8th High Individual), and Chance Myers

3rd Place Food Science – Kingfisher FFA Left to Right: Kenzie Smith, Jaryn Frey, Trena Adams, and Chloe Lack.
3rd Place Food Science – Kingfisher FFA
Left to Right: Kenzie Smith, Jaryn Frey, Trena Adams, and Chloe Lack.

3rd Place Floriculture – Kingfisher FFA Left to right: Madison Stuckey, Morgan Yost and Jill Newer.
3rd Place Floriculture – Kingfisher FFA
Left to right: Madison Stuckey, Morgan Yost and Jill Newer.

4th Place Meats Judging – Kingfisher FFA Left to Right: Morgan Yost, Colton Smith (1st High Individual), and Sydnee Gerken. Not pictured: Grant Eaton, Lane Dobrolvolny.
4th Place Meats Judging – Kingfisher FFA
Left to Right: Morgan Yost, Colton Smith (1st High Individual), and Sydnee Gerken. Not pictured: Grant Eaton, Lane Dobrolvolny.

2nd Place Agronomy – Kingfisher Left to Right: Haynes Lafferty (1st High Individual), Kaci Jackson, Chelsea Johnson, and Byron Helt.
2nd Place Agronomy – Kingfisher
Left to Right: Haynes Lafferty (1st High Individual), Kaci Jackson, Chelsea Johnson, and Byron Helt.

3rd Place Meats Judging – Tuttle FFA Left to Right: Brooklin Williams, Elizabeth Bailey, Kayla Moody, and Zoe Halphen.
3rd Place Meats Judging – Tuttle FFA
Left to Right: Brooklin Williams, Elizabeth Bailey, Kayla Moody, and Zoe Halphen.

2nd Place Poultry – Lincoln FFA (Arkansas) Left to right: Cole Duplanti, Kali Brewer, Hayley Doshier, Lacie Carte (1st High Individual), Shylynn Osborne, and Shayla Fox.
2nd Place Poultry – Lincoln FFA (Arkansas)
Left to right: Cole Duplanti, Kali Brewer, Hayley Doshier, Lacie Carte (1st High Individual), Shylynn Osborne, and Shayla Fox.

1st Place Floriculture – Byng FFA Left to Right: Alexis Hise and Tanna Frizzell. Not pictured Justin Williamson and Rhyann Case.
1st Place Floriculture – Byng FFA
Left to Right: Alexis Hise and Tanna Frizzell. Not pictured Justin Williamson and Rhyann Case.

1st Place Agricultural Communications – Kingfisher FFA Left to Right: Micah Mueggenborg, Brayden Foley, and Kaci Pennington (1st High Individual)
1st Place Agricultural Communications – Kingfisher FFA
Left to Right: Micah Mueggenborg, Brayden Foley, and Kaci Pennington (1st High Individual)
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1st Place Senior Land Judging – Ninnekah FFA Left to right: Chance Owens, Agricultural Education Instructor and FFA Adviser, Bailee Martin, Kailee Fitzpatrick (1st High Individual), Dakota Dinsmore (2nd High Individual), and Baylee Pitts
1st Place Senior Land Judging – Ninnekah FFA
Left to right: Chance Owens, Agricultural Education Instructor and FFA Adviser, Bailee Martin, Kailee Fitzpatrick (1st High Individual), Dakota Dinsmore (2nd High Individual), and Baylee Pitts

3rd Place Agronomy – Broken Bow FFA Left to right: Jared Hartley, Nathan Short, Kevin Talley (2nd High Individual), Nathaniel Bice, and Ashlin Flowers.
3rd Place Agronomy – Broken Bow FFA
Left to right: Jared Hartley, Nathan Short, Kevin Talley (2nd High Individual), Nathaniel Bice, and Ashlin Flowers.

1st Place Environmental Science – Prague FFA Left to right: Dalton Cooper, Rylee Brown (3rd High Individual), Dustin Lynch (2nd High Individual), and Hunter Hinkle.
1st Place Environmental Science – Prague FFA
Left to right: Dalton Cooper, Rylee Brown (3rd High Individual), Dustin Lynch (2nd High Individual), and Hunter Hinkle.

6th Place Senior Land Judging – Morris FFA Left to Right: Truth Stephens, Jarrett Arnold, Blake King, and Taylor Richardson.
6th Place Senior Land Judging – Morris FFA
Left to Right: Truth Stephens, Jarrett Arnold, Blake King, and Taylor Richardson.

1st Place Agronomy – Burlington FFA Left to right: Gavin McCullough, Brenner Clark, Sadie Crusinberry, Caitlin Flackmon, and Collin Botta (3rd High Individual)
1st Place Agronomy – Burlington FFA
Left to right: Gavin McCullough, Brenner Clark, Sadie Crusinberry, Caitlin Flackmon, and Collin Botta (3rd High Individual)

4th Place Team - Junior Land Judging – Whitesboro FFA Left to right: Braeden Richardson, Andrew Rainwater, Tegan Meador (1st High Individual), and Roxy Blagg
4th Place Team – Junior Land Judging – Whitesboro FFA
Left to right: Braeden Richardson, Andrew Rainwater, Tegan Meador (1st High Individual), and Roxy Blagg

1st Place – Electricity Team – Broken Bow FFA Left to Right: Andy Janes, Peyton Talley, Brandon Browne, and Jordan Fogg.
1st Place – Electricity Team – Broken Bow FFA
Left to Right: Andy Janes, Peyton Talley, Brandon Browne, and Jordan Fogg.

2nd Place Team – Junior Land Judging – Vian FFA Left to right: Tyrus Wells, Ben Spyres, Tee Trotter (4th High Individual), and Christi Crist
2nd Place Team – Junior Land Judging – Vian FFA
Left to right: Tyrus Wells, Ben Spyres, Tee Trotter (4th High Individual), and Christi Crist

2rd Place Team – Senior Land Judging – Vian FFA Left to right: Nathan Roberts, Trayton Roberts, Sydney McWaters, and Josh Bolin
2rd Place Team – Senior Land Judging – Vian FFA
Left to right: Nathan Roberts, Trayton Roberts, Sydney McWaters, and Josh Bolin

3rd High Individual, Senior Land Judging Samantha Gillion – Spiro FFA
3rd High Individual, Senior Land Judging
Samantha Gillion – Spiro FFA

2nd Place Agricultural Communications Team – Fairview FFA Left to right: Matt Heinrichs (2nd High Individual), Dawson Haworth, and Will Church (3rd High Individual).
2nd Place Agricultural Communications Team – Fairview FFA
Left to right: Matt Heinrichs (2nd High Individual), Dawson Haworth, and Will Church (3rd High Individual).

1st Place Dairy Products Team – Fairview FFA Left to right: Maggie Martens (2nd High Individual), Kara Schlotthauer, and Bethany Niles (1st High Individual).
1st Place Dairy Products Team – Fairview FFA
Left to right: Maggie Martens (2nd High Individual), Kara Schlotthauer, and Bethany Niles (1st High Individual).

2nd Place Rangeland Judging Team – Roland FFA Left to right: Prentiss Peters, Blaine Conley, Nick English, Jared Hutchins (3rd High Individual), and Ken Wickett, Agricultural Education Instructor and FFA Adviser.
2nd Place Rangeland Judging Team – Roland FFA
Left to right: Prentiss Peters, Blaine Conley, Nick English, Jared Hutchins (3rd High Individual), and Ken Wickett, Agricultural Education Instructor and FFA Adviser.

3rd Place Rangeland Judging Team – Gans FFA Left to right: Mike Dyer (Ag Teacher), Ashley Cardwell (6th High Individual), Ryan Rajsonbat (4th High Individual), Myka Allen, and Cody Brunk.
3rd Place Rangeland Judging Team – Gans FFA
Left to right: Mike Dyer (Ag Teacher), Ashley Cardwell (6th High Individual), Ryan Rajsonbat (4th High Individual), Myka Allen, and Cody Brunk.

3rd place Environmental Science Team – Kansas FFA Left to right: Jacob Jones, Kelton Holland (6th Overall Individual), Jager Pifer, and Kobie Tye
3rd place Environmental Science Team – Kansas FFA
Left to right: Jacob Jones, Kelton Holland (6th Overall Individual), Jager Pifer, and Kobie Tye

1st Place Meats Judging Team – PORTER FFA Left to right: Sam Turner (3rd High Individual), Emily Snow (5th High Individual), Baileigh Wheeler, and Mikayla Kilgore (2nd High Individual).
1st Place Meats Judging Team – PORTER FFA
Left to right: Sam Turner (3rd High Individual), Emily Snow (5th High Individual), Baileigh Wheeler, and Mikayla Kilgore (2nd High Individual).

5th Place Meats Judging Team – Cherryvale FFA Left to right: Alexa Maulsby (6th Overall Individual), Zack Steed, Zach Wood, and Colben Dodson
5th Place Meats Judging Team – Cherryvale FFA
Left to right: Alexa Maulsby (6th Overall Individual), Zack Steed, Zach Wood, and Colben Dodson

1st Place Rangeland Judging Team: Sequoyah FFA Left to right: Markus McClurg (10th Overall Individual), Tucker Hopkins (1st High Individual), Tanner Grubbs (5th Overall Individual), and Bryce Walters
1st Place Rangeland Judging Team: Sequoyah FFA
Left to right: Markus McClurg (10th Overall Individual), Tucker Hopkins (1st High Individual), Tanner Grubbs (5th Overall Individual), and Bryce Walters

5th Place Junior Land Judging – Eufaula FFA Left to Right: Tra Abreo, Zack Dozier, Rylee Battles and Christian Nester.
5th Place Junior Land Judging – Eufaula FFA
Left to Right: Tra Abreo, Zack Dozier, Rylee Battles and Christian Nester.

2nd Place Farm Business Management – Wyandotte FFA Left to right: Mallorie Plunk (3rd High Individual), Tarrah Stephens, Roy Stovall, Jon Tynon, Sydney Tynon, and Hunter Grubb.
2nd Place Farm Business Management – Wyandotte FFA
Left to right: Mallorie Plunk (3rd High Individual), Tarrah Stephens, Roy Stovall, Jon Tynon, Sydney Tynon, and Hunter Grubb.

2nd Place Vet Science – Cossatot River FFA (Arkansas) Left to Right: Kristin Mayo, Savannah Frachiseur, Olivia Delgado, and Eduardo Medina (2nd High Individual).
2nd Place Vet Science – Cossatot River FFA (Arkansas)
Left to Right: Kristin Mayo, Savannah Frachiseur, Olivia Delgado, and Eduardo Medina (2nd High Individual).

1st Place Vet Science – Jenks FFA Left to Right: Matt Girard (1st High Individual), Madison Salach (3rd High Individual), Esther Niang, Jenna Edwards (5th High Individuals), and Mason Goodman (4th High Individual).
1st Place Vet Science – Jenks FFA
Left to Right: Matt Girard (1st High Individual), Madison Salach (3rd High Individual), Esther Niang, Jenna Edwards (5th High Individuals), and Mason Goodman (4th High Individual).

5th Place Floriculture – Oologah FFA Left to Right: Abbi Hammons and Chelsea Allen. Not pictured: Gracie Norris, Grace Inman.
5th Place Floriculture – Oologah FFA
Left to Right: Abbi Hammons and Chelsea Allen. Not pictured: Gracie Norris, Grace Inman.

3rd Place Agricultural Communications – Morrison FFA Left to Right: Ali Bowman, Morgan Dennis, and Kallie Eyster.
3rd Place Agricultural Communications – Morrison FFA
Left to Right: Ali Bowman, Morgan Dennis, and Kallie Eyster.

2nd Place Dairy Products – Cleveland FFA Left to Right: Christina Reed, Alanna Negelein, Samuel Worley (3rd High Individual), and Kristen Brian.
2nd Place Dairy Products – Cleveland FFA
Left to Right: Christina Reed, Alanna Negelein, Samuel Worley (3rd High Individual), and Kristen Brian.