Frontier Days 4H Show results

Members of 11 different 4-H clubs participated in three days of competition at the Frontier Days livestock show, June 27-29.

The livestock schedule included events such as steer and heifer shows, a steer sale, showmanship and grooming competitions.

A key goal of the livestock show at Frontier Days is to provide a venue for youth to improve their skills and to learn about sound livestock practices in a hands-on way.

Below are results from the 4-H cattle show:

Heifer projects:

Hereford champion – Mikaila Peutert, Rockglen; Angus champion – Eric Smith, Mankota; Shorthorn champion – Hailey Sibbald, Beechy; Simmental champion – Brooklyn Christmann, Ernfold; Other breeds champion – Callie Buckler, Rockglen; Heifers grand champion – Eric Smith, Mankota.

Futurity classes:

First and second year showing winner – Eric Smith, Mankota; Third year showing winner and highest number of points in three years of showing – Kade Gavelin, Mankota.

Supreme champion 4-H female:

Grand champion – Eric Smith, Mankota; Reserve grand champion – Kade Gavelin, Mankota.

4-H showmanship: Senior showmanship grand champion

– Mason Nicholson, Rockglen; Intermediate showmanship grand champion – Jayda Blaschuck, Ernfold; Junior showmanship grand champion – Hailey

Sibbald, Beechy; Cloverbud showmanship grand champion – Laramie Greenwood, Burnham; Showmanship overall champion – Jayda Blaschuck, Ernfold. Irving Hansen Memorial trophy

aggregate winner – Mankota 4-H club; Highest placing aggregate 4-H club showing for the first time – Nomads 4-H club.

Photo by Matthew Liebenberg AWARD-WINNING SHOWMANSHIP: Jayda Blaschuck of the Ernfold 4-H club is the 2019 Frontier Days 4-H intermediate showmanship champion. She is standing with judge Chase Miller from Cremona, Alberta. Blaschuck was also the overall showmanship champion. For more 4H photos, see Page 19.