4-H FAMILY NEWSLETTER December 2017 PAGE 1

Enrollment - pg 2

DuPont Pioneer Grant for clubs - pg 2

Beef Weigh-In - pg 3

Feeder Pen Weigh-in - pg 3

4-H & JoAnn Fabrics Partnership - pg 3

4-H Senior Recognition & Scholarships - pg 4

Senior 4-Her Workshop - pg 4

Award’s Banquet Recap and Thanks - pg 5

Landus Scholarship - pg 5

Equine Extravaganza - pg 5

Exhibit Judges Training - pg 5

Horse and Pony Camp - pg 6

2016-2017 Awards List - pg 7 & 8

2018 NC IA Youth Beef Conference - pg 9 & 10

WHAT’S INSIDE:

4-H FAMILY NEWSLETTER

Lori Hardman HARDIN COUNTY EXTENSION County Youth Coordinator hardman@iastate.edu

HARDIN COUNTY

Hardin County 4-H-Iowa Search: @hardin4h

HARDIN COUNTY

GROWS

Congratulations to all of our 4-Hers and volunteers who were recognized

at the recent Awards Banquet on November 11th. Please find the results of

individual awards on page 7 & 8. You should all be very proud of your

hard work and accomplishments! Thank you for being a great role model

and representative of Hardin County 4-H!

On behalf of Hardin County ISU Extension and Outreach, we want to wish

you and your family a very Happy Holidays! This is a special time of year

for many reasons, mostly because you make time to celebrate with your

family and friends. Be sure to take time to enjoy the company of the special

people in your life. Thanks for a great 2017; we are looking forward to

another fun filled year ahead in 2018!

4-H ONLINE: https://ia.4honline.com

December 2017

If you would like to learn more about your online membership, visit our web-site: http://www.extension.iastate.edu/hardin/4h.

ISU EXTENSION & OUTREACH HARDIN COUNTY 524 Lawler St., Iowa Falls, IA 50126-8000 Phone 641-648-4850 or Toll-free 1-888-648-5005 FAX: 1-641-648-4862 OFFICE HOURS: M-F 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM & 12:30 - 4:30 PM http://www.extension.iastate.edu/hardin

Iowa State University Extension and Outreach does not discriminate on the basis of age, disabil-

ity, ethnicity, gender identity, genetic information, marital status, national origin, pregnancy,

race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, or status as a U.S. veteran. (Not all

prohibited bases apply to all programs.) Inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies may be

directed to Ross Wilburn, Diversity Officer, 2150 Beardshear Hall, 515 Morrill Road, Ames, Iowa

50011, 515-294-1482, wilburn@iastate.edu.

WEATHER DELAYS & CANCELLATIONS Iowa weather conditions are unpredictable; please tune to local radio stations KIFG 1510 AM/95.3 FM or KDAO 1150 AM/99.5 FM when weather becomes questionable for 4-H activi-ties.

HOLIDAY CLOSINGS The Hardin County Extension Office will be closed on December 25th and January 31 in observance of the holidays.

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4-H Calendar

Dec 2 Beef Blast, ISU, Ames

Dec 9 Beef Weigh-In, Fairgrounds

Dec 16 Beef Weigh-In Weather Make Up Date

Dec 28 Senior 4-H Workshop

Jan 20 Feeder Pen Weigh-in

Jan 22 Youth Committee Meeting (Jan 23 Weather Make Up Date)

Jan 25-26 Feeder Pen Weigh-in Weather Make Up Date

Jan 27 NCIA Youth Beef Conference

Feb 1 Market Beef 4HOnline Verification Due

Feb 1 State Senior Recognition and Scholarship Applications Due

Jul 11-15 Hardin Co. Fair

Aug 9-19 Iowa State Fair

Clubs - Apply for a DuPont Pioneer Grant!

DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEAS FOR ME? I would love to hear your thoughts on 4-H planning. Do you have any workshop ideas that you think would be great for Hardin County 4-Hers? How about project groups, community service pro-jects or fair activities? Do you have anything that you think would be great for our newsletter? I would love to hear all of your ideas. The sky is the limit! Feel free to contact me any time. - Lori

Pay Your Enrollment Fees Online!

The Alden Active Achievers, Eldora Eagles, ENP Bear-cats, and Tipton Grant Toppers have signed up for a

new feature that allows you to pay your Enrollment Fee on 4HOnline when you re-enroll. Online payment is

completely optional for these members, but will hope-fully save a few steps for those opting to participate.

Members and Leaders, re-enrollment in 4-H or Clover Kids be-gan on September 1st and takes just a few minutes at https://iowa.4honline.com. Anyone who was enrolled in the past has a 4HOnline account. Please see page 4 in this newsletter if you have trouble logging in to 4HOnline and accessing your account. Paper enrollment forms are still available this year from your leader or may be downloaded from our website. New families: You can now go in to 4HOnline and enroll in 4-H. Paper registration forms are no longer needed. Fees: The State 4-H Enrollment fee is $30. However, the profits from the 4-H Food Stand at Fair pay for half of this fee, so Har-din County 4-H Members only pay $15. An additional $15 late fee will be included for members who enroll after December 1st. Clover Kids - ask your leader about your own club fees as this differs from 4-H. Independent Members: Some 4-Hers choose not to join clubs. Enrollment fees for independent members is $30 due to not working in the 4-H Food Stand or hosting a shift in the Youth Building at Fair. Clubs that enroll 95% of their members by December 1st will receive an ice cream sundae party! Clubs that increase their membership by 10% (by July 1, 2018) will receive a $50 pizza party! Please enroll soon. After December 31st, families that do not re-enroll will not longer receive our newsletter. We do not want you to miss out on any 4-H news or deadline notifica-tions!

AUTUMN IS ENROLLMENT TIME!

Apply for a grant to help you plan and carry out community improvement projects! Each year DuPont Pioneer offers grants to 4-H clubs for local community improvement projects. The purpose is to provide “seed money” that clubs can use as a starting point on their project. Clubs need to find additional resources in their commu-nities for their projects. Application forms are available at all ISU Extension offices or at www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/pioneergrants. More information and helpful tips can also be found on this page.

Grants vary from $50 to $500. Proposals are reviewed by a committee of 4-H volunteers and staff. Clubs that received funding in past years must be undertaking a new project to be eligible for funding again. Grants are for new projects, not those already completed or in progress. Applications are due to County Extension and Outreach Offices by Jan. 16, 2018, then forwarded to State 4-H Office no later than Jan. 30, 2018. Decision letters should be sent by mid-April If awarded, checks from the Iowa 4-H Foundation will be en-closed with the letter.

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BEEF WEIGH-IN: DECEMBER 9TH

Market beef weigh-in will be Saturday, December 9th from 9 am to 12 pm at the Hardin County Fairgrounds in Eldora. Weather make-up date will be the following Saturday, December 16th.

All calves that will be shown for county, state, and inter-state show must be weighed. Each exhibitor may nominate a maximum of ten market beef animals.

Market beef to be exhibited at Ak-Sar-Ben and State Fair must pay $5/head at weigh-in and have retinal images tak-en. Hair samples/DNA testing is no longer be required for Ak-Sar-Ben.

Returning Bucket Bottle Calves that will be market steers or market heifers must be weighed in at this time to show in the returning bucket bottle calf class at the Hardin County Fair. Returning bucket bottle calves can only be shown by the same person that exhibited the calf the previous year.

Calves born from a Hardin County cow-calf herd may be nominated for the Born and Bred Hardin County Fair class.

Purebred steers must have the breed identified. Registra-tion papers are not needed at the time of weigh-in, but will be verified (along with tattoo) at county fair and state fair check-in. If breed information is not properly identified, animals must be shown in the crossbred class.

VERIFY BY FEBRUARY 1st: In 4HOnline, members will be re-quired to verify that the information is correct about the animal(s) they intend to exhibit. Therefore, the parental and exhibitor waivers are NO LONGER needed if a youth or parent is NOT at the weigh in site. Members will receive directions on how to verify their animals in 4HOnline at weigh-in. Verification in 4HOnline must be completed by February 1, 2018. Information entered will stand and no changes can be made after February 1.

MARKET BEEF FEEDER PEN WEIGH-IN

If you are interested in learning about marketing cattle, think about participating in the market beef feeder pen project. Youth will learn about pricing, rate of gain, meat quality and how you can improve the way you raise your calves. Feeder pen project allows 4-H-ers to bring 4-10 calves to the fair without grooming or showing them in the arena. They are judged based on rate of gain & quality of meat. A judge will talk with each 4-H’er and explain how their pen was ranked & ways to improve. This is a great learning experience for those interested in raising cattle in the future. When: Saturday January 20, 2018 during a certified scales hours (in order for scale tickets to be obtained). Weather make-up, January 25-26. Where: Weigh-in can occur at any APPROVED certified scale in Hardin County, but please call us first to work out the lo-gistics.

IMPORTANT: You must sign up before January 12th to make an appointment as an Extension-approved indi-vidual must observe weighing and tagging. Call the Extension Office at 641-648-4850 or Dianna Haywood at 641-750-1676.

JOANN FABRICS PARTNERSHIP WITH 4-H

JoAnn Fabrics and 4-H are partnering to bring more hands-on programs to local communities across the nation to support local 4-H and inspire kids to lead lives full of crea-tivity, compassion, and confidence. Anyone who is actively involved with 4-H (generally this would include members, parents of members, volunteers, and staff) can get a free 4-H Reward Card that will allow them to receive a 15% discount on their total in-store and online purchases every day! A minimum of 2.5% goes back to 4-H as a donation. 30% of the donation goes to the National 4-H Council and 70% goes to the State 4-H Program. Go to the website for more information: To sign up for the 4-H Reward Card, click the "Sign Up" button at http://www.joann.com/4-h/. Then fill out the form and submit. Be sure to input your county or 4-H affil-iation, as that is how they will verify your eligibility. You can also access the program through the JOANN app, which is available through the Apple and Android stores. Sign in with the email that you used to register for your 4-H reward program and the card will show up in the ″coupon″ area of the app. You can also register for your card within the app.

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4-H SENIOR RECOGNITION OPPORTUNITIES

2018 Iowa 4-H Foundation Scholarships

So, You’re a Senior 4-Her... (or soon will be)

Attend our workshop for 8-12th grade 4-Hers to learn more about Senior 4-H Recognition and how to prepare

Thursday, December 28th 12:30 to 3:00 - Pizza @ 12:30

Hardin County Extension Office

Topics:

What are/is State Project Awards, State Shooting Sports Ambassa-dor, State 4-H Council, National 4-H Congress, National 4-H Con-ference, and State 4-H Scholarships?

Applying for 4-H State Recognition, and preparing your 4-H Resume & Supporting Materials for 4-H State Recognition.

Applying for Senior Development Awards in Hardin County

Writing your personal resume & interviewing tips

We will also have time to decorate cookies if you wish!

Bring your computer and your record book. You will be able to have free time to work on your materials/applications and ask Lori questions from 3 PM until the office closes at 4:30 PM. Register by calling 641-648-4850 by December 26th. There is no fee.

ENP Bearcats Clover Kids?

Parents have expressed interest in having an ENP Bearcats Clover Kids club. We are looking for one or more individuals to lead this club. It is desired to hold the meetings at the same time as ENP Bearcat 4-H Club Meetings. Please contact Lori at the Hardin County Extension office if you are interested in leading this group (hardman@iastate.edu or 641-648-4850). The Clover Kids program is a great opportunity for pre-4-Hers (Kindergarten through 3rd grade) that offers hands-on activities designed to build life skills and foster new friendships. Clover Kids also have the option to exhibit at the Hardin County Fair in a non-competitive, learning envi-ronment. Iowa State University and the Iowa 4-H program offers many resources to leaders wanting to establish a Clover Kids Program and host fun meetings. Give us a call!

Now is the time to be thinking about participating in State 4-H recognition—you deserve it, and yes, you can do it!! Many ex-citing opportunities are available for Senior 4-H Members: Na-tional 4-H Conference, State 4-H Council, State Shooting Sports Ambassador, State Project Awards, and National 4-H Congress.

Deadline: All application materials must be submitted electronically by 11:59 PM on February 1, 2018. Each applica-tion has a date/time stamp and those received after midnight will not be considered.

Interview Times: Youth applicant letters with interview times and information will be mailed before March 8.

4-H Recognition Interview Day will be March 24, 2018 on the ISU Campus-TBA. For more information on recognition opportunities and awards, as well as helpful tips, visit the Iowa State 4-H Recognition site: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/recognition-opportunities

The Iowa 4-H Foundation has announced applications are availa-ble for the 4-H scholarship program with over 90 scholarship opportunities to be awarded valued at over $100,000. A com-plete list of scholarships, eligibility, helpful hints, instructions, and applications are available online at https://www.iowa4hfoundation.org/en/funding_for_4hers/scholarships/. Online deadline is 11:50 PM, February 1, 2018. Questions or concerns, please contact Mary Clancy, 712-830-1321. Two scholarships are specific to Hardin County 4-Hers. Cheryl & Dr. David Pence Family Communications and Visual Arts scholar-

ship will award up to two 4-Hers, in the amount of $500.00 each. Theisen’s Farm and Auto will be awarding up to four Har-din County Youth $1,000.00 each. We hope you will take a look at these scholarships, among others, and apply!

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AWARDS BANQUET RECAP & THANKS

On behalf of the Hardin County Extension Office and the County Council, we want to thank everyone who attended our 4-H Awards Banquet on November 11th and helped to make it a huge success! The food was plentiful and delicious the enter-tainment was outstanding. Thank you so much to Amanda DuChane of the ENP Bearcats for sharing with us your vocal solo from Share-The-Fun, “Till They Came Home”. It was a wonder-ful tribute on Veterans Day! The County Council would also like to thank all of the clubs who contributed to our silent auction fundraiser. We raised over $505 dollars this year. We plan to use this money towards sev-eral projects in Hardin County over the holidays. In one school district, we are adopting a family to provide them with gifts for the holidays, both necessities and toys. In another school dis-trict, we are donating non-perishable food to families in need so that they may be able to prepare meals for their families over winter break. We will also be donating to Greenbelt Home Care’s event, "Helping Holidays in Hardin”, which provides qual-ity toys at 75-80% discount price for parents who may be strug-gling financially. For Valentine’s Day, we plan to assemble and

distribute over 200 gifts to the residents of four nursing homes in Hardin County. Again, we thank you so much for allowing us to serve some of the needs in our county over the holidays and months to follow.

2017-2018 “Excellence in Agriculture” Scholarship Announced High school seniors pursuing a career in agriculture, life sciences, or an ag-related field are invited to apply for the Landus Cooperative 2017-2018 “Excellence in Agriculture” scholarship. The “Excellence in Agriculture” scholarship program awards five $2,000 scholarships for any accredited post-secondary program. Applications are available at any Landus Cooperative location, from area high school guidance counselors, the Hardin County Extension Office or online at landuscooperative.com/about/resources. Scholarship Requirements: Applicant and/or parent must be a voting member, in good

standing, of Landus Cooperative. Applicant must be a high school senior and graduate in the

spring of the 2018 school year. Applicant must have a cumulative high school GPA of 2.5 or

better on a 4.0 scale through his/her junior year. Applicant must pursue a career in agriculture or enter an ag-

related field of study at any accredited post-secondary school of his or her choice.

Dependents of directors and officers of Landus Cooperative are not eligible to apply for these scholarships.

Applications must be returned by Jan. 26, 2018. If you have ques-tions regarding the Landus Cooperative “Excellence in Agriculture” scholarship program, please contact Alyssa Hemesath at (515) 817-2168 or Alyssa.Hemesath@landuscooperative.com.

Scholarship from Landus 2018 Equine Extravaganza

March 23-25, Ellsworth College, Iowa Falls

Held right here in Hardin County at Ellsworth Commu-nity College, Iowa Falls! We all know that having hors-es requires more than riding and jumping! Get moti-vated to learn more about the science behind horses at Equine Extravaganza! It isn't too soon to start gath-ering a team! Information from previous years is avail-able. Check back for 2018 information and registra-tion. If you have never participate before, consider attending this year and observing or jump right in! www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/equineextravaganza

Exhibit Judges Trainings Offered

Have you ever considered becoming a static exhibit judge at fairs? Now is your chance! Training will be

offered January 27, 2018, 9:15-3:30, Reinig Center in Toledo Iowa, Tama County, 1007 Prospect Dr. (snow date Feb.3). Participants will enjoy learning from ISU Extension and Outreach staff as well as current 4-H

Judges. Registration must be completed and payment of $45 received by Jan. 16. Register online at

www.extension.iastate.edu/boone/content/4-h-exhibit-judge-training. For more information contact

Annette Brown, 515.432.3882.

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Juniors: Evan Andrews - Market Beef, Breeding Goat, Meat Goats

Anistyn Borsch-Rash - Citizenship

Erin Collins - Dog, Sewing & Needle Arts

Allison Jaenke - Pets

Tianna Kinsinger - Breeding Beef

Wilken Kube - Ag & Natural Resources, Market Beef, Bucket Calf,

Food & Nutrition, Llamas, Rabbit, Woodworking

Levi Mannetter - Market Beef, Photography

Katelyn Miller - $15 Challenge

Nathan Miller - Communications

Alan Mosher - Food & Nutr ition, Swine

Dalton Piere - Swine

Addison Roll - Child Development, Clothing Selection, Food & Nu-

trition, Home Improvement, Sewing & Needle Arts

Olyvia Smith - Visual Arts

Drew Stansbury - Woodworking

Caden Steding - Horse

Nolen Steiner - Dog, Market Sheep

Ryan Walters - Citizenship, Visual Arts

Avrie Warburton - Poultry

Cole Williamson - Bucket Calf, Environment & Sustainability,

Shooting Sports

Intermediates: Dylan Andrews - Market Beef, Breeding Goat

Emma Bartling - Food & Nutr ition, Home Improvement, Visual

Arts

McKenna Brekke - Food & Nutr ition, Horse

Allison Engle - Market Beef, Citizenship, Hor ticulture, Sewing &

Needle Arts

Katie Hill - Meat Goats, Sewing & Needle Arts

Morgan Jaenke - Horse

Henry Kaisand - Market Sheep, Swine

John Walters - Citizenship, Home Improvement, Self-Determined,

Visual Arts

Seniors: Alexiss Bradshaw - Breeding Beef, Photography

Olivia Butt - Sewing & Needle Arts, Visual Arts

Sarah England - Sewing & Needle Arts

Hailey Kube - Breeding Beef, Food & Nutr ition, Llamas, Rabbit,

Visual Arts

Tyler Miller - Horticulture

Nevaeh Murphy - Visual Arts

Danae Nelson - Communications, Home Improvement

Dylan Schnitker - Breeding Beef, Market Beef

Austin Smuck - Market Beef

Lorren Steinfeldt - Llamas, Mechanics, Outdoor Adventures, Rab-

bit, Visual Arts, Woodworking

Savannah Trusty - Citizenship, Leadership

Kaden Zoske - Market Beef

Treasurer & Secretary

Book Awards:

Secretary’s Book Award

Tipton Grant Toppers - Silver

Union Whitten Hustlers - Gold

Treasurer’s Book Award

Union Whitten Hustlers – Gold

Tipton Grant Toppers - Gold

Window Display Contest:

Ellis Jackson Ag Stars, 1st

Union Whitten Hustlers, 2nd

Eldora Eagles, 3rd

Participation:

Alden Active Achievers

ENP Bearcats

Clover Club Awards:

Eldora Eagles

Ellis Jackson Ag Stars

ENP Bearcats

Tipton Grant Toppers

Union Whitten Hustlers

Club Recruitment Awards:

Concord Sherman Challengers

ENP Bearcats

Volunteer Recognitions:

Award of the Clover:

Honoria Balogh - 5 years

Michelle Daleske - 5 years

Staci Reifschneider - 25 years

4-H Alumni Award: Kevin Johnson

4-H Service Award: Ken and Sandi Butt

Senior Recognitions:

Chicago Senior Awards Trip

Karli Hager, Hailey Kube, Lorren Steinfeldt,

& Savannah Trusty

Senior Development Awards

Jordyn Daggs-Olson: Achievement, Citizen-

ship, Leadership Awards

State 4-H Conference

Olivia Butt, McKayla DeNio, Dima Gilmour,

Lacey Gilmour, & Lana Nosalek

2016-2017 Hardin County 4-H Awards Hardin County 4-H Awards Banquet | November 11, 2017

Project Awards:

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Yrs. Name

2 Braden Ackerman

4 Evan Ackerman

3 Madelyn Ackerman

3 Ethan Anderson

3 Dylan Andrews**

2 Evan Andrews**

3 Brooklynn Backoff

1 Andrew Bartlett*

4 Emma Bartling**

1 Jase Beaubien

2 Abigael Bergantzel

2 Anistyn Borsch-Rash**

7 Alexiss Bradshaw

3 Kaci Bradshaw**

3 McKenna Brekke

9 Shouly Brekke**

1 Wyatt Brekke**

2 Dillon Brown

7 Olivia Butt**

2 Erin Collins**

9 Jordyn Daggs-Olson**

2 JosieMae Daleske

3 Kolton Daleske

7 Morgan Daleske

3 McKayla DeNio*

1 Amanda DuChane**

4 Macy Engelson

5 Pete Engelson

7 Sarah England**

7 Evan Engle

4 Allison Engle**

2 Hailey Faris**

2 Logan Faris**

4 Chase Friest

1 Lainey Friest

7 Sydney Friest

1 Klayre Gallentine

2 Jarod Giguere

5 Dima Gilmour

5 Lacey Gilmour

3 Noella Grafke

1 David Grossmann

2 Ryan Grossmann

2 Maliah Gunderson

1 Kaden Hadley**

2 Lily Hansen

3 Katie Hill**

Yrs. Name

1 Kevin Hill**

3 Eli Hoversten

2 Allison Jaenke*

5 Morgan Jaenke*

6 Darby Janes

4 Mabel Janes

9 Chris Jass

4 Madison Jass

2 Aubrey Johnson**

5 Taylor Johnson**

5 Laney Jones

1 Goldie Kaisand**

4 Henry Kaisand**

1 Virginia Kaisand**

5 Chase Kane

3 Emma Kane**

2 Tianna Kinsinger**

2 Olivia Kitzman

4 Chase Koenigsfeld

6 Hailey Kube**

2 Wilken Kube**

8 Lindsey Larson

1 Camren Madden

5 Dylan Madden

1 Lane Madden

3 Levi Mannetter**

3 Hank Martin

3 Colton McDonald**

5 Kynna McDonald**

2 Kailan McEwen

3 Katelyn Miller**

3 Nathan Miller**

7 Tyler Miller**

7 Megan Mitchell

2 Alan Mosher**

4 Nevaeh Murphy*

8 Danae Nelson*

3 Lincoln Nessa

5 Talia Nessa

1 Joe Nosalek*

1 Lana Nosalek*

1 Lily Olmsted*

7 Mark Patten**

9 Mollee Patten**

4 Kade Pekarek

6 Payton Pekarek

2 Ava Pieper

Yrs. Name

3 Blake Pieper

2 Deana Raisch

2 Taeh Raisch

4 Lane Raska

6 Morgan Reinertson

8 Samantha Reinertson

7 Natalie Richard

9 Zachary Roll

2 Addison Roll**

8 Esther Rose**

2 Savanaha Runge

4 Amelia Schafer

2 William Schafer

6 Dylan Schnitker*

3 Cole Severseike

1 Nick Severseike

2 Olyvia Smith**

8 Austin Smuck

3 Clara Smuck

4 Clarissa Spiehs

4 Thomas Spiehs

2 Drew Stansbury**

8 Emily Stansbury**

5 Nicole Stansbury**

2 Caden Steding**

2 Nolen Steiner

6 Lorren Steinfeldt*

2 Carter Stolee

4 Landon Stolee

8 Haley Teske

5 Kolbi Tjarks

6 Savannah Trusty**

1 Haylie Tullos**

3 Keely Valde

6 Elizabeth Vogel

5 John Walters**

3 Ryan Walters**

3 Avrie Warburton*

3 Cole Williamson**

6 Brylie Zeisneiss

1 Aaron Zolnosky

3 Becca Zolnosky

1 Cameron Zolnosky

6 Kaden Zoske*

* Denotes Club Leadership Merit Award recipient ** Denotes Club Leadership Excellence Award recipient

2016/2017 Participation Award Recipients:

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