Douglas County 4-H'ers compete in State Project Bowl
Seven teams from Douglas County attended the State 4-H Project Bowl competition April 18 in Foley.
Seven teams from Douglas County attended the State 4-H Project Bowl competition April 18 in Foley.
Patterned after the television show, College Bowl, it challenges teams of three to six youth in their knowledge of certain 4-H project areas. Currently there are seven different categories – dairy, dog, general livestock, shooting sports/wildlife, horse, poultry and rabbit.
There are five Regional Bowls, followed by the State Bowl. For each bowl there are two divisions – junior and senior. Junior teams are comprised of 4-H’ers in grades 3-8 and senior teams are comprised of members in grades 4 through 4-H graduation.
Regional winners advance to the State Bowl and state winners in dairy, general livestock, horse and poultry go on to national contests.
Following are the state results:
Senior Rabbit I: Grand Champion – the team of Anna Wagner and Daniel Wagner, Moe, Brandon; Darren Radil, Lake Mary Troopers, Alexandria; Nicole Egenes, Chippewans, Alexandria.
Junior Horse: Grand Champions – the team of Jenna Hedstrom, Hoofbeats, Alexandria; Angela Bowman, Fancy Farmers, Osakis; Samantha Schlosser, Chippewans, Alexandria; Paige Gabrielson, Hoofbeats, Alexandria.
Junior Poultry II: 4th place – the team of Ethan Way, Chippewans, Evansville; Jordan Lund, Moe, Evansville; Riley Terhaar and Jared Sorenson of Pope County.
Junior Poultry I: 6th place – the team of Ariel Way and Megen Way, Chippewans, Garfield; Molly Schouweiler and Gabby Way, Chippewans, Alexandria.
Senior General Livestock: 6th place – the team of Jared Sanborn, Liberty Livewires, Alexandria; Jodee Oelke and John Oelke, Runestone, Barrett; Heather Huwe, Lake Mary Troopers, Alexandria.
Senior Rabbit II: 7th place – the team of Bailey Morris and Jordin Otto, Brandon Happy Knoll, Brandon; Brittany Torgrimson and Kendra Torgrimson, Chippewans, Carlos.
Junior Rabbit: 8th place – the team of Brittany Mattocks and Daykota Blowers, Brandon Happy Knoll, Brandon; Megan Egenes and Kayla Parent, Chippewans, Alexandria.
The teams are coached by parents and adult volunteers.
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