Fayette County 4-H Competes in Waller County
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Pictured front from left: Rilan Karisch, Laramie Laake, Dylan Zweschper, Hudson Holub, Kaisley Janecka, Crockett Guenther, Joe Carrales, Tate Fritsch, Abbi McBride, Emma Zweschper, Kaisley Janecka, Abraham McBride and Coach Kaci Carrales Back Row: Coach JoJo Carrales, Rheagan Karisch, Tori Newton, Holden Holub, Tatum Fritsch, Cooper Mau, Julia Melton, Avah Noreiga, Sawyer Mau, Logan Poncik, Kaylee Hensley, and Harper Mau. -
1st Place Intermediate Team: Laramie Laake, Tatum Fritsch, Kaisley Janecka, and Abraham Mc-Bride. -
The 2nd Place Junior Team: Adalyn Carrales, Tate Fritsch, Emma Zweschper, and Avah Noreiga.
Fayette County 4-H members competed in the Waller County Livestock Judging Contest on Friday, Oct. 6.
The Fayette County 4-H Junior Maroon Team was the Reserve Champion Junior Livestock Judging Team. Team members consisted of Tate Fritsch, Adalyn Carrales, Emma Zweschper, and Avah Noriega. Individually, Emma was high point Junior and Tate was 10th high point junior.
The Fayette County 4-H Junior Team placed 5th overall. Team members consisted of Joe Carrales, Hudson Holub, and Abigale McBride. Individually, Joe was 7th high point junior.
Judging as an individual in the Junior Division was Rilan Karisch.
The Fayette County 4-H Intermediate Maroon Team was the Champion Intermediate Livestock Judging Team. Team members consisted of Laramie Laake, Abraham Mc-Bride, Kaisley Janecka and Tatum Fritsch. Individually, Abraham was 4th and Laramie was 5th high point intermediate.
The Fayette County 4-H Intermediate Gold Team placed 9th overall. Team members consisted of Crockett Guenther, Sawyer Mau, Holden Holub, and Julia Melton.
Judging as an individual in the Intermediate Division was Dylan Zweschper.
The Fayette County 4-H Senior Corral Team placed 10th overall. Team members consisted of Rheagan Karisch, Harper Mau, Cooper Mau, and Kaylee Hensley.
Judging as an individual was Tori Newton and Logan Poncik.
The Livestock Judging Team is coached by JoJo and Kaci Carrales. For more information, please contact the Fayette County Extension Office at (979) 968-5831.