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4-H Members Win Sheep Awards at N.D. State Fair

4-H members take home sheep awards from the North Dakota State Fair.

The 4-H sheep show was Wednesday, July 25, at the North Dakota State Fair in Minot.

The following 4-H members won champion or reserve champion awards. Winners are listed by county with name, hometown and placing.

Adams

Ben Pearson, Hettinger – champion Rambouillet Ewe, reserve champion Rambouillet Ram
Denby Lueck, Hettinger – champion Southdown Ram
Alix Pearson, Hettinger – reserve champion Suffolk Ewe
Caitlin Pearson, Hettinger – champion Suffolk Ram, reserve champion Market Wether

Bowman

Colbey Steeke, Rhame – champion Commercial Ram, champion Hampshire Ram, reserve champion Columbia Spring Ewe

Dickey

Tayler Wolff, Oakes – champion Montadale Ewe, reserve champion Montadale Ewe, champion Suffolk Ewe

Morton

Thomas Friesz, New Salem – champion Corriedale Ewe, champion Corriedale Ram, reserve champion Corriedale Ram, champion Hampshire Ewe
Taylor Friesz, New Salem – reserve champion Corriedale Ewe, reserve champion Suffolk Ram
Jerry Buckley, Mandan – champion Market Wether, champion Overall Market Lamb

Slope

Nick Germann, Rhame – reserve Champion Southdown Ewe, reserve champion Southdown Ram

Stark/Billings

Mariah Kitzan, Richardton – champion Columbia Yearling Ewe, champion Columbia Spring Ram
Katelin Dukart, Dickinson – reserve champion Rambouillet Ewe, champion Southdown Ewe
Luke Dukart, Dickinson – champion Rambouillet Ram

Stutsman

Kimberly Herman, Ypsilanti – champion Textel Ewe, champion Textel Ram, champion Columbia Spring Ewe
Clay Hatlewick, Jamestown – reserve champion Textel Ewe

Towner

Ward

Joel Deckert, Minot – champion Dorset Ewe, champion Dorset Ram
Heather Deckert, Minot – reserve champion Hampshire Ewe, reserve champion Hampshire Ram
John Klein, Max – champion Market Ewe, reserve champion Overall Market Lamb
Chantel Urban, Surrey – reserve champion Market Ewe

NDSU Agriculture Communication

For more information, contact your county office of the NDSU Extension Service.

Photos and cutlines will be available for specific newspapers.

For questions during the fair, contact: Emily Spickle, State Fair 4-H Communications, (701) 650-8841, mailto:ndfair4h@ndsuext.nodak.edu

After the fair, contact: Becky Koch, NDSU Ag Communication, Fargo, (701) 231-7875, mailto:becky.koch@ndsu.edu

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