Audrain County brought home a first place finish in teams 14 years old and over in the senior meats judging contest held on Saturday, Feb. 18.
Individual scores included Clayton Jennings, first …
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Audrain County brought home a first place finish in teams 14 years old and over in the senior meats judging contest held on Saturday, Feb. 18.
Individual scores included Clayton Jennings, first place. Dylan Hoyt, second place. Aaron Carter, sixth. Mason Rohan, eighth place. Callie Jennings, ninth. And Kate Robnett in tenth. Also representing Audrain County was Lane Carter, Ella Duenke and Cooper Rohan.
The event drew 45 competing 4-H members from across the state. The 2023 contest included two age divisions.
The junior division was for ages 8-13. Lydia Hoyt represented Audrain County and earned a third place finish.
The members of the championship team from Audrain County will advance to represent Missouri at the National 4-H meats judging contest held this fell as part of the American Royal.
