2018 Entomology Results

The area 10 4-H/FFA Entomology Judging Contest was held on Dec. 5 in Goshen, IN. In order to participate in the State Judging contest held at Purdue University, 4-H/FFA members are required to attend area judging. The two top teams in the Junior Division and six top teams in the senior division may move on to the state contest.  One additional way to qualify for the state contest is to have your individual score be one of the top five in your division.

This year Argos had 2 Junior teams taking part in the area contest. Argos Dragonflies Black (Cory Hill, June Clark and Tristan Hutchison) placed 1st at area and Argos Dragonflies Gold (Kyndra Thayer, Makenzie Smith and Marisa Kline) placed 3rd. Cory Hill placed 2nd, June Clark placed 3rd, Makenzie Smith placed 4th and Kyndra Thayer placed 5th high individual.

The Dragonflies Senior team (Lilly Pask, Annie Hill, Taylor Watkins) placed 2nd at area.  Annie Hill placed 2nd and Lilly Pask placed 3rd high individual.

The State Judging Contest at Purdue University was held on Dec. 7.  Argos had two teams and one individual qualify.  The Argos Dragonflies junior team (Cory Hill, June Clark, Tristan Hutchison and Makenzie Smith) placed 2nd.  Cory Hill placed 3rd and June Clark placed 7th high individual.  Kyndra Thayer participated in the state contest as an individual judger.


The Argos Dragonflies senior team (Annie Hill, Lilly Pask, Taylor Watkins) placed 3rd.  Annie Hill placed 6th high individual.

Great job to all of our participants! 

Senior pictured left to right: Taylor Watkins, Bourbon; Annie Hill, Bourbon; Lilly Pask, Argos

Juniors pictured left to right: Cory Hill, Bourbon; Tristan Hutchison, Argos; Makenzie Smith, Argos; Kyndra Thayer, Argos; Marisa Kline, Argos; June Clark, Argos

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

National 4-H Volunteer E-Forum

This fall we have a wonderful opportunity to provide training to adult and youth 4-H Volunteers through the National 4-H Volunteer E-Forum series! Three different sessions will be offered October 5, November 2, and December 7 from 7-8:30 PM. During each session, virtual presenters will share content; host site facilitators (Extension Staff and/or volunteers) will lead on-site, hands-on activities based on instructions provided; and adult and youth volunteers will interact with each other on-site and with volunteers from across the country via chat pods and poll questions. Resources will be provided for volunteers to use with the 4-H members in their clubs. The following dates and topics will be presented: October 5- Cultivating an Environment for Growing True Leaders November 2- "STEM"ming into Animal Science, Growing True Leaders December 7- Helping 4-H'ers grow in Life & Work These will be shown at the Marshall County Building. These are on the same date...
Read more