Redlands Livestock Judging Team Brings Home Championships

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A group of people, dressed professionally, display their awards

Representing Redlands Community College at the National Western Stock Show in Denver are (l-r) Coach Spencer Scotten, Lyndsey Garrett, Coach Macey Goretska, Mason Allan, Nash Hensley, Chyann Emerson, Max Fischer, Garrison Bass, Jack Habjan, Connor Pell, Blake Janssen, Hunter Perrier and Kenedy Devoe. At the competition in Denver, the Redlands team was named High Team Overall and High Team Overall in the Carload Contest, and finished High Team in Reasons, Cattle and Swine, and third High Team in Sheep and Goats.

A group of students, standing on grass, smile with their awards

Representing Redlands Community College at the Fort Worth Stock Show are front row (l-r) Kenedy Devoe, Riley Pearce, Chyann Emerson, Lyndsey Garrett, Caroline Boysen and back row (l-r) Coach Macey Goretska, Garrison Bass, Hunter Perrier, Jack Habjan, Mason Allan, Blake Janssen, Connor Pell, Nash Hensley, Ryan Deschand, Max Fischer and Coach Spencer Scotten.

The Redlands Community College Livestock Judging Team is bringing home numerous awards, including overall team championship honors, from the Fort Worth Stock Show and the National Western Stock Show in Denver.

At the competition in Denver, the Redlands team was named High Team Overall and High Team Overall in the Carload Contest, and finished High Team in Reasons, Cattle and Swine, and third High Team in Sheep and Goats. At the Fort Worth Stock Show, the team won High Team Overall and High Team in Reasons, Cattle, Sheep and Goats, and finished third in Horses and Swine.

Between the two competitions, almost every team member earned individual honors. The team includes Mason Allan, Nocona, Texas; Garrison Bass, Minco; Caroline Boysen, Santa Fe, Texas; Ryan Deschand, Fredonia, Penn.; Kenedy DeVoe, Justin, Texas; Chyann Emerson, Tuttle; Max Fischer, Iowa Park, Texas; Lyndsey Garrett, Carlisle, Ky.; Jack Habjan, Linwood, Kan.; Nash Hensley, Markleville, Ind.; Blake Janssen, Amber; Riley Pearce, Enola, Ark.; Connor Pell, Adair; Hunter Perrier, Bartlesville; Brooke Seal, Splendora, Texas; Garrett Walden, Toganoxie, Kan.; and Stetson Wiss, Lamar, Mo.

“I am so proud of this team. Livestock judging is a very difficult and competitive field, but these students have put in hours of preparation. That effort has been apparent in their success this season,” said Redlands Coach Spencer Scotten.