Sheridan County 4-H livestock judging team heads to nationals
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Ashleigh Snoozy
Managing editor
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Sheridan County 4-H livestock judging team earned a first-place finish at the Wyoming state tournament, earning a spot in the national competition.
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Sheridan County 4-H livestock judging team, pictured Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2020 from left, are coach Travis Adam, senior Braden West, freshman Jhett West, senior Maggie McStay and senior Colter Sharp. The team earned first place at the state competition and compete nationally this weekend.
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Sheridan County 4-H livestock judging coach Travis Adam listens while his team of students explains the competitive process Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2020. Adam travels down from southern Montana each week to help coach the young 4-Hers.
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Participants in 4-H in Sheridan County spend a lot of their time preparing and showing animals at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds, pictured here Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2020. The Sheridan County 4-H livestock judging team earned first place at the state competition and compete at nationals this weekend.
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Sheridan County 4-H livestock judging team, members, from left, senior Braden West and freshman Jhett West, discuss nerves before competing Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2020.
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Emily Swinyer, Sheridan County 4-H youth development extension educator, dotes on the county livestock judging team for their efforts and positive attitudes Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2020.
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Sheridan County 4-H livestock judging team member senior Colter Sharp listens to his fellow teammates discuss competition Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2020.
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Sheridan County 4-H livestock judging team, from left, freshman Jhett West and senior Maggie McStay laugh at memories shared about past competitions Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2020. The team heads to the national competition this weekend.
Ashleigh Snoozy
Managing editor
Ashleigh Snoozy joined The Sheridan Press in October 2016 as a reporter before moving into the managing editor position in November 2018. She is a native of Colorado and graduated from Biola University in Los Angeles.
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Sheridan County 4-H livestock judging team earned a first-place finish at the Wyoming state competition, earning a spot in a national competition.
