• Area 4-H members competed at the State Livestock Judging Contest in Huron recently. Adrianne Schauman won the contest for Brown County in the junior division.
• The Brown County senior team finished in third place in reasons, first in swine judging and was fifth overall. Brown County's junior team finished in second place and was first in both reason and the beef judging. Day County finished in sixth place in the junior division and was fourth in the sheep judging.
• Several members did well in the individual contests. In the senior Division Bailey Ringgenberg was fourth in the swine contest and was 15^th overall. Sterling Kappas was fifth in the swine contest and was 60^th overall. Braden Miller was 24^th overall and Carly Wheeting was 34^th overall to round out the senior team.
• Nathan Duerre was the highest placer for the Day County team, finishing in 60^th place, while Caly Bornsen was in 79^th place.
• In the junior division, Adrianne Schauman was first in reason, first in sheep, second in beef and was first overall Brooke Skoglund was fifth in reasons, fifth in beef and finished 26^th overall Kaitlyn Ringgenberg competed the team by finishing in 64^th place.
• Kate Helmer was the highest finisher for the Day County team, placing in 13^th place. Allison Duerre was 44^th, Lance Amundson was 45^th and Collin Amundson was 90^th.
• In the beginner division, Dylan Schauman was the only Brown County contestant, he finished in 78^th place. Day County had several beginners, with the team plac

ing 15^th. Kayla Fischer was 40^th, Brianna Duerre was 74^th, Tanner Amundson was 77^th, Miranda Hanson was 80^th, Tyler Bornsen was 82^nd and Caitlynn Barse was 83^rd.