Burnet County 4-H members recently represented the local community with distinction at the San Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo, earning scholarships and competing in a variety of livestock and judging contests.
Burnet County 4-H member Cooper Evans was awarded a $15,000 scholarship through the Breeding Sheep division, recognizing his hard work and dedication to his livestock projects.
In addition, another Burnet County 4-H member Klein Stanley earned a $10,000 scholarship through the Consumer Decision Making contest, which challenges youth to evaluate products and make informed purchasing decisions through both class judging and oral presentations.
In addition to these scholarship accomplishments, Burnet County 4-H members also participated in several competitive events throughout the show.
Youth exhibitors competed in the Breeding Sheep, Market Sheep, Market Goat, and Angora Goat shows, while others showcased their knowledge and skills in the Wool Judging contest.
Burnet County 4-H members also participated in the Robotics contest, demonstrating their abilities in technology, teamwork, and problem solving.
Participation in events such as the San Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo provides valuable opportunities for youth to develop leadership, responsibility, and realworld skills through hands-on learning experiences.
Burnet County 4-H is proud of the dedication and achievements of these members and congratulates them on their continued success.
For more information about Burnet County 4H programs and opportunities, contact the Burnet County Extension Office at 512-7565463.
