Continuing the Crook County News Since 1884
County fair champions
Dalton Butler, champion breeding ewe.
Dalton Butler, champion market swine.
Dalton Butler, champion market lamb.
Echo Miller, champion dairy goat.
Elizabeth Jordan, champion breeding beef.
Hunter Bailey, champion market beef.
Jacob Bush, reserve market swine.
Jessee Driskill, reserve market sheep.
Joseph Kennah, champion breeding gilt.
Joseph Kennah, champion market goat.
Lexie Marchant, reserve champion market beef.
Nate Ondreziek, champion pen of chickens.
Great showing for Crook County at State Fair
Shane Tenke placed second in his Market Beef class.
Ellie Jay, Hulett, was champion AOB English Heifer.
Kellie Phillips was fifth place fashion revue ready to wear.
Liberty Cook, Moorcroft, was ninth high intermediate showmanship in sheep.
Luke Halverson was reserve champion overall painting and drawing.
Madeline Fleenor – first place overall visual arts.
Sara Fleenor, Crook County 4-H Educator was named State Fair Champion Educator.
Jake Schommer and his canine companion, Boomer, took the champion ribbon in the working dog class at the Wyoming State 4-H Dog Show and Showmanship contest during the Wyoming State Fair.
Tailor Dailey, Sundance, was second place overall crocheting.
Willow Lindholm was first place overall computers.
Crook County 4-H and Devils Tower FFA were reserve champion beef pen of 5.
Crook County Intermediate Livestock Judging team (Gabby Jordan, Hulett; Liberty Cook, Moorcroft; Madeline Fleenor, Sundance and Elizabeth Jordan, Hulett) was overall high team in beef.
Echo Miller, daughter of Monte and Tanja Miller of Sundance, earned FFA Showmanship Grand Champion, Grand Champion Senior Alpine Doe, Grand Champion Best Udder and Grand Champion Junior Alpine Doe at State Fair.
