2024 Livestock Judging State Contest Results – Buncombe & Henderson Counties
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Collapse ▲19 youth competed in Raleigh for the North Carolina State 4-H Livestock Judging Contest from July 31 – August 2nd. They all competed in Skill-a-thon, Quizbowl, and Livestock judging. They’ve put in long hours practicing every week since the middle of February and have learned a lot! Youth who participate in these contests learn how to evaluate livestock animals, tools, feeds, breeds, cuts of meat, and more. Beyond the content material – they develop critical thinking skills, practice public speaking, and have to be able to justify their placings in oral reasons. It is a lot of fun to see them develop these skills as we practice over 6 months, and rewarding to see them be recognized at the state contest for their work!
While their awards and ribbons were many, I am more proud of the progress that I have watched these 19 youth from Buncombe and Henderson County make over the last 6 months. The amount of hard work and dedication that they put into learning and preparing for these contests is admirable. I thoroughly enjoy working with them and watching them help each other too. I wish they could see the difference in where they started and where they are now – the ribbons will never compare to how much they’re growing and learning!
Please join me in congratulating these talented youth in their successes at state contest –
Junior Division
Livestock Judging Awards
Sheep Awards
4th – McKenna Camp, Henderson County
5th – Sawyer Gordon, Henderson County
6th – Cheyanne Gillespie, Buncombe County
8th – Bruce Pryor, Henderson County
Meat Goat Awards
2nd – Cheyanne Gillespie, Buncombe County
4th – Maggie Bryant, Buncombe County
7th – Abby Baldwin, Henderson County
Cattle Awards
4th – Abby Baldwin, Henderson County
6th – Cheyanne Gillespie, Buncombe County
Swine Awards
1st – Sawyer Gordon, Henderson County
3rd – Bruce Pryor, Henderson County
5th – Abby Baldwin, Henderson County
7th – Janie Kay, Buncombe County
8th – McKenna Camp, Henderson County
Oral Reasons Awards
2nd – Cheyanne Gillespie, Buncombe County
4th – Abby Baldwin, Henderson County
10th – Bruce Pryor, Henderson County
Overall Livestock Judging Placing Awards
2nd – Abby Baldwin, Henderson County
4th – Cheyanne Gillespie, Buncombe County
8th – Bruce Pryor, Henderson County
9th – McKenna Camp, Henderson County
Skillathon Placings
Evaluation Awards
1st – Janie Kay, Buncombe County
2nd – Bruce Pryor, Henderson County
6th – Cheyanne Gillespie, Buncombe County
8th – McKenna Camp, Henderson County
Quality Assurance Awards
2nd – Cheyanne Gillespie, Buncombe County
3rd – Abby Baldwin, Henderson County
6th – Bruce Pryor, Henderson County
7th – McKenna Camp, Henderson County
9th – Hesston Meadows, Buncombe County
10th – Janie Kay, Buncombe County
ID / Written Test Awards
2nd – Abby Baldwin, Henderson County
7th – Sawyer Gordon, Henderson County
9th – Cheyanne Gillespie, Buncombe County
10th – Janie Kay, Buncombe County
Overall Skillathon Placing Awards
2nd – Abby Baldwin, Henderson County
4th – Cheyanne Gillespie, Buncombe County
5th – Janie Kay, Buncombe County
9th – Sawyer Gordon, Henderson County
Intermediate Division
Livestock Judging Awards
Sheep Awards
4th – Brantley Meadows, Buncombe County
Meat Goat Awards
9th – Molly Cowan, Henderson County
Cattle Awards
2nd – Molly Cowan, Henderson County
5th – Brantley Meadows, Buncombe County
8th – Addison Revis, Buncombe County
1st Team – Buncombe County Intermediate Team – Brantley Meadows, Addison Revis, Andrew Gillespie, Libby Bryant
Swine Awards
2nd – Brantley Meadows, Buncombe County
3rd – Zane Capps, Henderson County
4th – Addison Revis, Buncombe County
10th – Molly Cowan, Henderson County
1st Team – Buncombe County Intermediate Team – Brantley Meadows, Addison Revis, Andrew Gillespie, Libby Bryant
2nd Team – Henderson County Intermediate Team – Molly Cowan, Zane Capps, Lane Gordon
Oral Reasons Awards
9th – Molly Cowan, Henderson County
10th – Addison Revis, Buncombe County
Overall Livestock Judging Awards
3rd – Brantley Meadows, Buncombe County
6th – Molly Cowan, Henderson County
7th – Addison Revis, Buncombe County
10th – Zane Capps, Henderson County
2nd Place Team Overall – Buncombe County Intermediate Team – Brantley Meadows, Addison Revis, Andrew Gillespie, Libby Bryant
Skillathon Awards
Evaluation Awards
8th – Brantley Meadows, Buncombe County
3rd Place Team – Henderson County Intermediate Team – Molly Cowan, Zane Capps, Lane Gordon
ID / Written Test Awards
9th – Molly Cowan, Henderson County
10th – Zane Capps, Henderson County
Overall Skillathon Awards
9th – Molly Cowan, Henderson County
10th – Zane Capps, Henderson County
Senior Division
Livestock Judging Awards
Sheep Awards
4th – Jackson Reeves, Buncombe County
Meat Goats Awards
10th – Jackson Reeves, Buncombe County
Cattle Awards
2nd – Jackson Reeves, Buncombe County
Swine Awards
1st – Kaylee Revis, Buncombe County
Oral Reasons
6th – Jackson Reeves, Buncombe County
Overall Livestock Judging Placings
1st – Jackson Reeves, Buncombe County
6th – Kaylee Revis, Buncombe County
3rd Place Team Overall Livestock Judging – Buncombe / Henderson Combined – Jackson Reeves, Kaylee Revis, Randi-Mae Eatmon, Mason Perry
Skillathon Placings
Evaluation Awards
9th – Mason Perry, Henderson County
Quizbowl Contest
3rd Place in Intermediate Division – Buncombe County Intermediate Team – Brantley Meadows, Addison Revis, Andrew Gillespie, Libby Bryant
Both Buncombe and Henderson County teams advanced from the first round of the quizbowl tournament had to go head to head in the second round! How fun for all 8 competitors in the room to be from Buncombe and Henderson!
Overall Award
Participants who compete in all 3 contests at the state level earn points each day. These points are combined and an overall award is given to the top individual in the Intermediate and Senior Divisions. All 19 youth from Buncombe and Henderson County competed in all 3 competitions and Molly Cowan was 4th overall intermediate and Jackson Reeves was 4th overall senior.
