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Area Students Compete At College Sponsored FFA Contests
(Press Release 04-17-08)
Hank Mooney, Office of Public Information

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Students placing in the Junior Division of the Livestock judging contest were among 100 schools from Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas bringing nearly 1,300 students to compete in the FFA Interscholastic Judging Contest April 11 and 12 hosted by Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton. Winning students included, from left: Dylan McGill from Tuttle winning first place followed by Jessica Marshall, Idabel, second; Joey Atteberry, Hydro-Eakly, third; Matthew Delozier, Haworth, forth and Chance Billups, Delaware County in fifth.
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The Idabel High School FFA Junior Team placed fifth in Junior Livestock Judging and was among 100 schools from Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas bringing nearly 1,300 students to compete in the FFA Interscholastic Judging Contest April 11 and 12 hosted by Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton. Team members from Idabel included, from left: Garrett Butler, Caleb Lundry and Garrett Butler.
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The Marshall High School FFA Junior Team placed forth in Junior Livestock Judging and was among 100 schools from Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas bringing nearly 1,300 students to compete in the FFA Interscholastic Judging Contest April 11 and 12 hosted by Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton. Team members from Marshall included, from left: Shiane Burns, Brady Womack, Levi Shelby and Chris Spence.
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The Haworth High School FFA Junior Team placed third in Junior Livestock Judging and was among 100 schools from Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas bringing nearly 1,300 students to compete in the FFA Interscholastic Judging Contest April 11 and 12 hosted by Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton. Team members from Haworth included, from left: Preston Ogden, Trey Lockhart, Matthew Delozier and Taylor Gargano.
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The Delaware County FFA Junior Team placed second in Junior Livestock Judging and was among 100 schools from Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas bringing nearly 1,300 students to compete in the FFA Interscholastic Judging Contest April 11 and 12 hosted by Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton. Team members from Delaware Country included, from left: Jonathan Williams, Jimmie Hollenback and Chance Billups.
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The Tuttle High School FFA Junior Team placed first in Junior Livestock Judging and was among 100 schools from Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas bringing nearly 1,300 students to compete in the FFA Interscholastic Judging Contest April 11 and 12 hosted by Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton. Team members from Tuttle included, from left: Kyle Osborn, Clara Gregory, Wesley Griffin and Dylan McGill.
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Students placing in the Senior Division of the Livestock judging contest were among 100 schools from Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas bringing nearly 1,300 students to compete in the FFA Interscholastic Judging Contest April 11 and 12 hosted by Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton. Winning students included, from left: Chris Hall from Cleveland winning first place followed by McKenzie Walta, Kingfisher, second; Maverick Squires, Cleveland, third and Dalton Downing from Grove in forth.
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The Key County FFA Senior Team placed fifth in Senior Livestock Judging and was among 100 schools from Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas bringing nearly 1,300 students to compete in the FFA Interscholastic Judging Contest April 11 and 12 hosted by Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton. Team members from Key Country included, from left: Jessica Miller, Maria Goodwin and Tara Jeffries.
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The Grove High School FFA Team placed forth in Senior Livestock Judging and was among 100 schools from Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas bringing nearly 1,300 students to compete in the FFA Interscholastic Judging Contest April 11 and 12 hosted by Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton. Team members from Grove included, from left: Colten Dawning, Dalton Hall, Nick Bergman and Dalton Dawning.
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The Cleveland County FFA Team placed second in Senior Livestock Judging and was among 100 schools from Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas bringing nearly 1,300 students to compete in the FFA Interscholastic Judging Contest April 11 and 12 hosted by Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton. Team members from Cleveland Country included, from left: Aerial Smith, Carly Smith, Maverick Squires and Chris Hall.
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The Kingfisher High School FFA Team placed third in Senior Livestock Judging and was among 100 schools from Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas bringing nearly 1,300 students to compete in the FFA Interscholastic Judging Contest April 11 and 12 hosted by Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton. Team members from Kingfisher included, from left: Audrey Gruntmeir, McKenzie Walta and Josh Lippoldt.
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The Elgin High School FFA Team placed first in Senior Livestock Judging and was among 100 schools from Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas bringing nearly 1,300 students to compete in the FFA Interscholastic Judging Contest April 11 and 12 hosted by Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton. Team members from Elgin included, from left: Taylor Fort, Callie Fort, Carolyn Doyles and Mark Sims.

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