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CHS TAKES HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW BY STORM
March 20, 2019 - 00:00
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The Columbus FFA’s herdsmanship team placed first of 69 teams in the Jr. breeding heifer herdsman competition, earning for themselves $800, a plaque, and a belt buckle.
Zane and Brooke Wanjura competed in the public speaking contest, and they progressed out of preliminary round. Brook placed 15 in the junior division, and Zane placed 10 in the senior division.
Brittany Koehl and Simbra Ruby placed fourth place in their class of 16.
Joel Mendoza, president of the Columbus FFA, placed seventh high individual in his class of 334 in the poultry judging contest.
Zane and Brooke Wanjura competed in the public speaking contest, and they progressed out of preliminary round. Brook placed 15 in the junior division, and Zane placed 10 in the senior division.
Koy Koehl and his Simbra “Cloe,” placed fourth in their class of 13.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The information accompanying these photographs is all that was provided to The Citizen. If a particular classification for the win is not listed, it is because that information was not provided.