Coffee County 4-H is celebrating a championship performance by its Senior High Poultry Judging Team, which recently earned first place at the Central Region 4-H Poultry Judging Contest.
The championship team included Elle Brown, Sarah Cartwright, Caroline Teal and Ella Parr. With their first-place finish, the team has earned the opportunity to represent Coffee County at the Tennessee State 4-H Poultry Judging Contest in Knoxville on October 10.
The advancement marks the second consecutive year that Coffee County 4-H has qualified a team for the state Poultry Judging Contest.
Coffee County members also earned individual honors at the Central Region competition. Caroline Teal placed third overall, while Sarah Cartwright finished fourth overall in the Senior High individual competition.
Poultry judging challenges 4-H members to demonstrate their knowledge of the poultry industry through several areas of competition. Participants apply skills and knowledge developed through practices, preparation and hands-on learning.
Coffee County 4-H congratulates all of the members who participated in this year’s Central Region contest and celebrates the Senior High team’s championship achievement.
The team will now prepare for the state competition in Knoxville on October 10, where they will once again represent Coffee County. Best of luck to Elle Brown, Sarah Cartwright, Caroline Teal and Ella Parr as they compete at the Tennessee State 4-H Poultry Judging Contest!
Pictured from left to right: Elle Brown, Sarah Cartwright, Caroline Teal and Ella Parr.
