Members of this year's Scott County 4-H Council are front (l-r: Emily Lyon, Cale Claussen, Katelyn Kiefer, Elizabeth Daufeldt, Claire Westerhof, Grant Van Nice, Caelan Engelbrecht, Abigaile Paper, Emma Gravert and Lisa Zelle. Back: Peyton Pilgrim, Colton Pilgrim, Carl Kordick, Caleb Kiefer, Owen Powell, Addy Wehrman, Cassi Paustian, Rachel Ehlers and Sydney Westerhof. Not Pictured: Zach Paustian
These Scott County 4-H'ers will be exhibiting their Communication projects at the State Fair. Front (l-r): Abigaile Paper, Forrest Bernet, Elisabeth Weyeneth, Adison Daufeldt, Elizabeth Daufeldt, Carver Rickertsen, Lily Shelangoski and Levi Powell. Back: Annabelle Conger, Logan Carney, Arabella Miller, Chloe Rickertsen, Caleb Kiefer, Katelyn Kiefer, Alex Ewoldt, Carl Kordick, Alexis Pilgrim and Owen Powell.
These Scott County 4-H'ers will be exhibiting their Family and Consumer Science project at the State Fair. Front (l-r): Katrina VanDeWalle, Evelyn Dorris, Savanna Saylor, Megan Musal, Cale Claussen and Marshall Mess. Back: Austin Ranson, Nora Kostichek, Natalie Knepper, Caden Meyer, Owen Powell, Rachel Ehlers and Cassi Paustian.
Dalton and Bentley Engelbrecht will showcase their Share the Fun talents at the State Fair.
Taking their Science, Mechanics and Agriculture projects to the State Fair are front (l-r): Emma Gravert and Emmalynn Golinghorst. Back: Mitchell Mess, Alaina Lawlor, Brady Daufeldt and Bryce Daufeldt.
These Scott County 4-H'ers will be exhibiting their Creative Arts projects at the State Fair. Front (l-r): Bryce Daufeldt, Faith Bohling, Sammie Garner, Ellie Dorris and Nora Kostichek. Back: Mitchell Mess, Marshall Mess, Carl Kordick, Forrest Bernet and Rachel Ehlers.
These Scott County 4-H'ers will be exhibiting their Personal Development projects at the State Fair. From left: Rachel Ehlers, Brylee Rathe and Colton Pilgrim.
These Scott County 4-H'ers earned Champion ribbons with their Clothing and Food and Nutrition projects. From left: Lauren Keppy (F&N), Carl Kordick (Clothing), Faith Bohling (F&N) and Royce Richman (F&N).
Exhibiting Champions in Home Improvement and Consumer Management classes were (l-r): Jordan Werning (HI), Victoria Pranter (HI) and Lucas Hershbarger (CM).
Exhibiting Champions in Animals, Agriculture and Natural Resources classes were (l-r): Arabella Miller, Sawyer Gravert, Royce Richman and Cadey Richman.
These Scott County 4-H'ers earned Champion ribbons for their Science, Mechanics and Technology projects. Seated (l-r): Kain Cooksey and Kelsie Hilsenbeck. Standing: Alaina Lawlor, Cody Powell, Carter Rochau and Ian Rochholz.
EarningChampion ribbons for their Personal Development projects were (l-r): Lexie Tooley, Collin Lawlor, Jackson Carter and Elisabeth Weyeneth.
These Scott County 4-H'ers earned Champion ribbons for their County Class projects. From left: Liam Burmeister, Marshall Mess, Alaina Lawlor, Kaitlyn Knepper (seated), Natalie Schroeder, Trevor Johnson, Bentley Engelbrecht and Lexie Tooley.
The Blue Grass Junior Farmers 4-H Club earned the Champion ribbon in the Heart of 4-H category, with their "Helping Heroes" project, which included serving dinner to Blue Grass firefighters. Club members include, front (l-r): Dalton Mathews, Garrett Mathews, Kain Cooksey, Levi Lowell, Peyton Pilgrim, Colton Buesing and Zachary Hausch. Back: Isaac Ewoldt, Curtis Campbell, Jordan Werning, Alex Ewoldt, Cody Powell, Dylan Spencer, Carl Kordick, Owen Powell, Colton Pilgrim and Hunter Buesing.
These Scott County 4-H'ers earned Champion ribbons with their Photography and Visual Arts projects. From left: Mitchell Mess, Marshall Mess and Victoria Pranter.
Champions in the Horticulture Flower show included, front (l-r): Claire Westerhof, Abigaile Paper, Carver Rickertsen and Bristol Schoenthaler. Back: Alexis Pilgrim, Peyton Pilgrim, Chloe Rickertsen, Ian Rochholz and Cale Claussen.
Champions in the Horticulture Vegetable show included, front (l-r): Natalie Schroeder, Elisabeth Weyeneth and Cora Golinghorst. Back: Andrew Klindt, Joey Porter and Brylee Rathe.
Lauren Schroeder showed the Champion Iowa Garden Display in the Horticulture show.
