Butler’s Champion Livestock Judging Team Continues Winning Streak in First Tournament
Butler's Livestock Judging Team won Champion Team Overall and Champion Team in Reasons to start their season.
Butler Community College’s Livestock Judging Team won Champion Team Overall at their first tournament of the year. The team attended the National Barrow Show in Austin, Minn. Along with winning the tournament, the team was named Champion Team in Reasons. Last year, Butler’s Livestock Judging team was titled Team of the Year by the Junior College Coaches Association and had one-third of the All-American Awards nationwide.
Butler’s 2017-2018 Livestock Judging Team include:
Princeton, Kan.
Cade Hibdon
San Simon, Ariz.
Joseph Fickett
Fowler, Ind.
Kenzie Kretzmeier
DeLand, Fla.
Trevor Rosso
Nevada, Mo.
Kaylee Farmer
Coldwater, Mich.
Daniel Flynn
Page, Neb.
Miles Stagemeyer
Wauseon, Ohio
Justin Nofziger
Kingfisher, Okla.
Sydnee Gerken
Eagle Point, Ore.
Ryan Gifford
Lexi Kaiser
Ropesville, Texas
Cooper Carlisle
Stephenville, Texas
Tanner Barnes
Tyler Lettunich
Individual placings includes:
Cade Hibdon of Princeton, Kan.
Lexi Kaiser of Eagle Point, Ore.
Trevor Rosso of DeLand, Fla.
Tanner Barnes of Stephenville, Texas
Butler Community College’s Livestock Judging Team has been honored as a premier team for more than two decades. The team holds more than 60 champion or reserve-champion finishes at national competitions. Butler has fielded more than 48 All-Americans—more than double the amount of any other community college. This winning tradition is the result of a dedication to hard work and a commitment to excellence. The students in the judging program maintain high academic rigor as well, with at least a 3.7 cumulative GPA.
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