WASHINGTON CO. 4-H EARNS HONORS AT SA STOCK SHOW LIVESTOCK JUDGING CONTEST

Josh Blaschke March 4, 2020

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Washington County 4-Hers participating in the San Antonio Stock Show Livestock Judging Contest –
Front row (from left): Hailey Rudloff, Ali Tiemann, Mallory Winkelmann;
Middle row: Dalton Winkelmann, Taiden Thiel, Paige Fritsch, Randa Tillman;
Top row: William Schomburg, Dawson Moran, Madison Moran, Justin Silva
(courtesy Washington Co. 4-H)

Eleven Washington County 4-Hers participated in the 71^st San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo on February 23^rd in the Livestock Judging Contest, with several taking home high honors.

Washington County 4-H had three Junior teams competing in a contest of 109 registered teams and 344 individual 4-Hers. Those teams consisted of:

Washington County A – Madison Moran, Paige Fritsch, Hailey Rudloff, Ali Tiemann
Washington County B – William Schomburg, Dawson Moran, Mallory Winkelmann, Taiden Thiel
Washington County C – Dalton Winkelmann, Randa Tillman, Justin Silva

Washington County Team A earned reserve champion honors with a second place finish in the Junior division, just ten points from the first place team score.

Washington County 4-H Intermediate Livestock Judging Team placed 2nd overall Intermediate Team at the San Antonio Stock Show. Pictured (from left) are a SALE representative with 4-Hers Madison Moran, Hailey Rudloff and Paige Fritch. Not pictured is team member Ali Tiemann.
(courtesy Washington Co. 4-H)

Madison Moran, Fritsch, Rudloff, and Tiemann were awarded at the contest recognition program. Fritsch also received second place High Point Junior Individual honors.

Finishing in the top 100 were Madison Moran at 21^st, Hailey Rudloff at 64^th, and Dawson Moran at 89^th, out of 344 participants.

A record 1,485 youth in the 4-H and FFA programs across Texas competed in this contest.

Washington County 4-Her Paige Fritsch earned 2nd Place High Point Individual honors in the Intermediate Division of the San Antonio Stock Show.
(courtesy Washington Co. 4-H)

4-Hers will compete again at judging contests coming up at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, Rodeo Austin, and the District 4-H Livestock Judging Contest in April.

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