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February 8, 2023

WI State Fair Dairyland Youth Event Is Complete

August 7, 2017

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WI State Fair Dairyland Youth Event Is Complete

The Dairyland Youth Celebration, has been completed at Wisconsin State Fair Park, celebrating the accomplishments of the nearly 600 exhibitors that participated in the junior dairy and junior dairy goat shows at the 2017 Wisconsin State Fair.

 

Presented by the Wisconsin State Fair Dairy Promotion Board, event sponsors included: AgSource, American Wood Fibers, Andis Company, Animart, Brown Swiss Canton I, Coburn Company, Compeer Financial, Culver’s, East Central Select Sires, Giant Slide, Nasco, Prairie Farms Dairy, Sendik’s Fine Foods, Swiss Valley Farms, Valero, Vita Plus, WALSSA, WE Energies, Wisconsin Ayrshire Breeders Association, Wisconsin Brown Swiss Association, Wisconsin Brown Swiss Juniors, Wisconsin Dairy Goat Association, Wisconsin Jersey Breeders Association, Wisconsin Junior Holstein Association, Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board, Wisconsin Milking Shorthorn Breeders Association, Wisconsin State Fair, Wisconsin State Fair Park Foundation and World Dairy Expo.

 

The Supreme Champion Cow of the Wisconsin State Fair Junior Dairy Show was the Champion Jersey Cow – Adams Creek Knockout Jitter – exhibited by Kate Nuttleman of LaCrosse County. Nuttleman received a $1,000 cash prize made possible through the generous support of Dairyland Youth Celebration sponsors.

The Reserve Supreme Champion Cow of the Wisconsin State Fair Junior Dairy Show was the Champion Holstein Cow – Smith-Crest-TW SH Virgie-ET – exhibited by Paul Grulke of Dodge County. Grulke received a $1,000 cash prize made possible through the generous support of Dairyland Youth Celebration sponsors.

 

The Supreme Champion Heifer of the Wisconsin State Fair Junior Dairy Show was the Champion Holstein Heifer – Budjon-Abbott Alexandra-ET – exhibited by Kaelyn Weigel of Grant County. Weigel received a $500 cash prize made possible through the generous support of Dairyland Youth Celebration sponsors.

The Reserve Supreme Champion Heifer of the Wisconsin State Fair Junior Dairy Show was the Champion Red & White Heifer – Crescentmead Dukn Donut-Red – exhibited by Grady Wendorf of Dodge County. Wendorf received a $500 cash prize made possible through the generous support of Dairyland Youth Celebration sponsors.

 

The Supreme Champion Showperson of the Wisconsin State Fair Junior Dairy Show was 13-year-old Aaliyah Borchert of Wood County. Borchert received a $1,000 cash prize possible through the generous support of Dairyland Youth Celebration sponsors.

 

The Best Doe in the Show from the Wisconsin State Fair Junior Dairy Goat Show was exhibited by Taelyn Smith of Walworth County, while the Supreme Champion Showperson was 19-year-old Esther Considine of Columbia County. Each received a $1,000 cash prize made possible through the generous support of Dairyland Youth Celebration sponsors.

 

Other exhibitors receiving a $1,000 cash prize:

Champion Ayrshire Cow: Autumn-Ayr PB Spectacular

Exhibitor: Dylan Herbrand, Dane County

 

Champion Brown Swiss Cow: Random Luck Hot Tamale-ET

Exhibitor: Allison Thompson, Lafayette County

 

Champion Guernsey Cow: HP AC GG Kringle Morisa-ET

Exhibitor: Ben Kronberg, Rock County

 

Champion Milking Shorthorn Cow: Mysha Heavenly Newsbreak

Exhibitor: Kalee Schaefer, Green County

 

Champion Red & White Cow: Jimdandy BW Glimmer-Red

Exhibitor: McKenna Coffeen, Brown County

 

 

 

Other exhibitors receiving a $500 cash prize:

Junior Champion Ayrshire: Vallowhill Prime Thyme

Exhibitor: Kenzie Emery, Jefferson County

 

Junior Champion Brown Swiss: Red Brae Brookings Triana J

Exhibitor: Elise Bleck, Sheboygan County

 

Junior Champion Guernsey: HP SH AC Pie Kamryn-ETV

Exhibitor: Cole Kudrna, Rock County

 

Junior Champion Jersey: Meadow Ridge Bang Bang Hannah

Exhibitor: Alleah Anderson, Barron County

 

Junior Champion Milking Shorthorn: KNH-Endres Zeus Legendary

Exhibitor: Mikayla Endres, Columbia County

 

Additionally, Andis clippers were awarded to the Reserve Champion Heifer, Champion Bred & Owned Heifer, Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Heifer, Bred & Owned Cow and Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Cow of each breed.

 

Dairy goat exhibitors receiving a $100 cash prize:

Champion Alpine – exhibited by Madelyn Kleist, Walworth County

Champion LaMancha – exhibited by Caci Hazeltine, Rock County

Champion Nigerian Dwarf – exhibited by Mason Spencer, Rock County

Champion Nubian – exhibited by Helayna Nerby, LaCrosse County

Champion Oberhasli – exhibited by Levi Dulmes, Sheboygan County

Champion Recorded Grade – exhibited by Hannah Vanthournout, Rock County

Champion Saanen – exhibited by Joseline Stringfield, Columbia County

Champion Sable – exhibited by Esther Considine, Columbia County

 

Other exhibitors recognized during the Dairyland Youth Celebration included:

 

WI State Fair Dairy Promotion Board $1,000 Scholarship Recipients

  • Kati Kindschuh, Brownsville
  • Elizabeth Sarbacker, Verona
  • Lindsey Sarbacker, Edgerton
  • Mitchell Schroepfer, Birnamwood
  • Rebecca Shilts, Orfordville
  • Logan Voigts, Platteville

 

James W. Crowley Leadership Award Winners

  • Mason Jauquet, Shawano County – Scholarship Recipient
  • Mitchell Schroepfer, Langlade County – Scholarship Recipient
  • Brooke Trustem, Rock County – Scholarship Recipient
  • Brandon Biese, Calumet County
  • Kari Brokish, Iowa County
  • Cora Carpenter, Lafayette County
  • Brianna Domke, Winnebago County
  • Eva Doornink, St. Croix County
  • Emma Gwidt, Shawano County
  • Kalista Hodorff, Fond du Lac County
  • Kylie Nickels, Dodge County
  • Vanessa Roberts, Manitowoc County
  • Lindsay Sarbacker, Dane County
  • Jake Siemers, Manitowoc County
  • Abigail Solum, Barron County

 

Supreme Exhibitor Contest Winners – Dairy

Quiz – Sam Minch, Wood County

Skillathon – McKenna Coffeen, Brown County

Judging – Paige Nelson, Pierce County

Communications – Alyssa Seitz, Outagamie County

 

1 – Paige Nelson, Pierce County

2 – Abigail Solum, Barron County

3 – Elise Bleck, Sheboygan County

4 – Geneva Nunes, Chippewa County

5 – Lauren Siemers, Manitowoc County

6 – Marie Haase, Polk County

7 – Danielle Warmka, Dodge County

8 – McKenna Coffeen, Brown County

9 – Meikah Dado, Polk County

10 – Summer Henschel, Calumet County

 

Supreme Exhibitor Contest Winners – Dairy Goat

Judging – Hannah Vanthournout, Rock County

Quiz – Kimberly Van Donsel, Kewaunee County

Skillathon – Kimberly Van Donsel, Kewaunee County

 

1 – Kimberly Van Donsel, Kewaunee County

2 – Staschia Jensen, Kewaunee County

3 – Johnna Kite, Racine County

4 – Mason Spencer, Rock County

5 – Esther Considine, Columbia County

6 – Rebecca Knuth, Waukesha County

7 – Lexi Frisque, Outagamie County

8 – Lyndsay Fenner, Sheboygan County

9 – Ella Ziemer, Sheboygan County

10 – Hannah Vanthournout, Rock County

 

AgSource Production Winners

  • Ayrshire – Dylan Herbrand, Dane County
  • Brown Swiss – Dylan Herbrand, Dane County
  • Guernsey – Mikayla Knorn, Kewaunee County
  • Holstein – Paul Grulke, Dodge County
  • Jersey – Hannah Ullom, Dunn County
  • Red & White – McKenna Coffeen, Brown County

 

Showmanship Winners

Each of these individuals received show supplies provided by Nasco.

  • 12-Year-Old – Brianna Meyer, Calumet County
  • 13-Year-Old – Aaliyah Borchert, Wood County
  • 14-Year-Old – Abigail Powers, Dunn County
  • 15-Year-Old – Kylie Nickels, Dodge County
  • 16-Year-Old – Ashley Hagenow, Columbia County
  • 17-Year-Old – Mikayla Endres, Columbia County
  • 18-Year-Old – Ben Buske, Dodge County
  • 19-Year-Old – Krista Styer, Dunn County

 

Education Display Winners

Each of these counties received a $200, $150 or $100 cash prize from the Wisconsin State Fair Dairy Promotion Board.

 

Large County

1 – Clark County

2 – Kewaunee County

3 – Manitowoc County

4 – Polk County

5 – Iowa County

6 – Sheboygan County

7 – Vernon County

8 – Barron County

9 – Shawano County

10 – Wood County

 

Small County

1 – St. Croix County

2 – Chippewa County

3 – Pierce County

4 – Rusk County

5 – Dunn County

6 – Crawford County

7 – Richland County

8 – Waukesha County

9 – Fond du Lac County

10 – Calumet County

 

Dairy Goat

1 – LaCrosse County

2 – Kewaunee County

3 – Racine County

 

Herdsmanship Winners – Dairy

 

Large County

1 – Clark County

2 – Dodge County

3 – Dane County

4 – Barron County

5 – Polk County

6 – Rock County

7 – Kewaunee County

8 – Manitowoc County

9 – Sheboygan County

10 – Shawano County

 

Small County

1 – Chippewa County

2 – Monroe County

3 – Pierce County

4 – Juneau County

5 – Waukesha County

6 – Eau Claire County

7 – Brown County

8 – Fond du Lac County

9 – St. Croix County

10 – Trempealeau County

 

Herdsmanship Winners – Dairy Goat

1 – LaCrosse County

2 – Iowa County

3 – Kewaunee County

 

Spirit Award Winners

Each of these winning counties received $100, a Giant Slide ticket for each exhibitor and their county name placed on the Dairyland Youth Celebration Spirit Trophy, sponsored by Compeer Financial.

 

Dairy – Jefferson County

Dairy Goat – LaCrosse County

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