FFA News

Amanda-Clearcreek FFA to be eliminated if levy fails

April 15, 2011 FFA News 0

By: Emily Cordle

The Amanda-Clearcreek FFA chapter will be completely eliminated if the A-C school income tax levy fails in the spring. The FFA chapter has been a part of the Amanda, and the Amanda-Clearcreek, school system since 1937. The A-C FFA chapter is one of the strongest programs for students at the high school and is the tenth largest FFA chapter in Ohio.

FFA and the agricultural classes it is associated with teach students leadership, computer and communication skills, equipment handling, resumes writing, wood working, parts of an engine, how to fill-out many different tax forms, knowledge about various types of agriculture, and educate students about life in general. There are over 170 members in the A-C chapter this year. Without this program, many of the students’ opportunities to better themselves, earn State FFA Degrees, American FFA Degrees, scholarships, Proficiency Awards, run for State FFA office, and numerous Career Development Event contests will be eliminated.… Continue reading

Fire Destroys Nature Center at FFA Camp

April 14, 2011 FFA News 0

On April 11th around 10pm it was reported that the Nature Center on the ground of FFA Camp was engulfed in flames. The Nature Center and all the animals inside, except for a red tailed hawk and two owls, were a total loss. The fire marshal’s ruling was that the fire was undetermined.

No campers were on the grounds when it happened and no one was injured.… Continue reading

Miami Trace general livestock team wins state contest

April 11, 2011 FFA News 0

On Saturday, April 2, members of the Miami Trace FFA chapter competed in the State Career Development Event (CDE) judging contest. Chapters from all across the state of Ohio came to participate in this very competitive contest. All of the teams that placed in the top 10 will get to go on and give oral reasons in the next phase of competition.

Miami Trace’s general livestock judging team won the state contest, placing first out of 156 teams. The team consisted of Colt Penwell, Jamie Payton, Austin Chester, Trevor Kirkpatrick, Garrett Reed, and Tanner Mick.

Miami Trace’s agronomy judging team consisted of Ben Hisey, Rachel McClish, Ryan Hiser, Aaron Sollars, Madison Hisey, Landon Gibbs, Judith Straathof, Kyler May, Chandler Ford, and Charlie Hiser. The team placed second overall out of 32 teams.

The dairy cattle team’s members were Terry Perkins, Barbara Sears, Sam MacGregor, Carly Strayer, Josh McKay, Tiarra Perkins, Melissa Ritneour, and Brooke Mossbarger.… Continue reading

State General Livestock Judging Results

April 6, 2011 FFA News 0

State Dairy Cattle Judging Results

April 6, 2011 FFA News 0

2011 State Dairy Cattle
Rank	Team/Student Name	Score
1	Western Brown High School	1607
3	Staples Lara	543
5	Hopkins Taylor	536
11	Spitznagel Blake	528
51	Lamb Benjamin	478
57	Ellis David	473
80	Damon Alisha	458
103	Huiet Amber	443
135	Gibson Sydney	429
146	Yockey Anna	422
238	Hopkins Mariah	324
	Subtotal:

2	Morgan High School	1577
2	Williams Jody	546
4	Williams Erin	542
40	Clbmens Brady	489
66	Heigley Clarissa	467
109	Downs Dylan	439
126	Maxwell Adrian	432
	Subtotal:

3	Fort Recovery High School	1552
6	Will Stacy	535
9	Guggenbiller Zach	532
44	Guggenbiller Taylor	485
70	Schoenlein Emily	466
93	Will Aaron	450
96	Muhlenkamp Samuel	447
104	Post Jon	442
	Subtotal:

4	Crestview High School (Ashland)	1526
12	Gray Heath	528
14	Crider Breeanna	518
48	Wilford Jr	480
67	Spoerr Jessie	467
108	Walthour Casey	441
217	Motter Tyler	366
	Subtotal:

5	St.

State Equine Judging Results

April 6, 2011 FFA News 0

2011 STATE EQUINE TEAMS
Rank	Team/Student Name
	Team/Student Name	Geld.	Mares	Hunt U. S.	Hay	Q 1	Q 2	Exam	ID	Score
1	Marysville High School									1141
3	Mikayla Mosey	50	50	47	40	30	20	84	82	403
18	Gabrielle Medley	50	47	40	50	30	10	76	72	375
39	Elizabeth Hayes	47	47	43	50	30	0	70	76	363
148	Ryan Hayes	48	47	43	50	30	0	50	58	326
201	Sarah Hockman	38	47	40	50	30	0	58	50	313
232	Kellie Rostorfer	40	27	47	47	20	0	56	68	305
382	Darian Bowers	25	40	16	50	10	0	50	54	245
391	Wayne Dunlevy John	28	45	46	50	0	10	20	38	237
	Subtotal:	147	144	130	140	90	30	230	230

2	Big Walnut High School									1125
5	Anastasia Sipes	48	47	43	50	40	30	64	72	394
32	Maggie Lacy	43	50	47	50	40	0	74	62	366
34	Stephanie Little	48	50	47	40	10	30	68	72	365
76	Cody Glassford	25	42	47	50	20	20	68	76	348
152	Zoe Lord	40	50	47	50	40	0	44	54	325
200	Camdon Cqrzatt	25	40	47	42	30	30	50	50	314
321	Sarah Nelson	29	47	39	48	20	0	46	50	279
	Subtotal:	139	147	137	140	90	60	206	206

3	Ridgewood High School									1109
9	Cali Lavigne	47	47	50	50	40	30	58	62	384
35	Anna Powell	42	50	47	42	40	10	66	68	365
45	Kayla Cowdery	42	47	46	43	30	20	60	72	360
180	Kel*y Gosser	25	47	43	48	20	20	54	62	319
378	Kimberly Slaughter	25	42	20	31	20	0	58	56	252
440	Callahan Andrew	0	36	0	0	10	0	22	26	94
	Subtotal:	131	144	143	135	110	60	184	202

4	Greenville High School									1098
17	Ivy Berger	46	50	43	48	50	0	66	72	375
23	Chelsia Wintrow	50	47	47	50	30	0	74	72	370
61	Madison Schatz	50	47	40	48	30	0	74	64	353
94	Sara Cole	48	47	47	50	10	10	66	64	342
130	Rachel Bolyard	46	47	40	42	40	0	54	62	331
233	Sarah Garland	24	42	47	50	20	20	50	52	305
	Subtotal:	146	144	130	146	110	0	214	208

5	Hillsdale High School									1098
13	Sarah Bookman	48	50	43	50	40	0	76	76	383
31	Brittani Baldner	37	50	50	40	30	20	62	78	367
75	Kristen Deter	43	47	47	47	30	0	62	72	348
286	Miranda Tanner	28	42	40	42	10	10	48	72	292
287	Cheyenne Spidel	23	47	40	38	40	0	44	60	292
410	Sierra Lambert	29	32	29	46	10	0	26	44	216
	Subtotal:	128	147	140	137	100	20	200	226

6	O.C.

State Dairy Products Judging Results

April 6, 2011 FFA News 0

Rank	Team/Student Name	Exam	Mlk Fla Sc	Mlk Fl Def	ID	CMT	Mlkr Un Def	Mlkr Un Score	R/A	Score
1	A.B. Graham High School									518.5
2	ETHAN HESS	27	32	12	12	30	14.5	17	16	180.5
5	RYAN GODDARD	22	35	12	12	30	13.5	15.5	16	174
13	LELA MIDGLEY	27	32	6	8	27	15	15	16	164
21	SHELBY FAULKNER	27	25	3	10	30	14.5	14.5	20	158
38	ERIC HESS	22	13	0	14	27	17	16.5	20	147.5
129	JOSHUA HOLLAND	11	25	0	10	23	12.5	12	8	105.5
	Subtotal:	76	99	30	32	87	43	47.5	48

2	Lucas High School									511
1	TIFFANY SCHAAD	32	31	12	14	27	18.5	17	16	187.5
12	EMILY BARRETT	29	24	0	16	30	14.5	16.5	16	164
18	KATIE PAYNE	24	33	6	14	29	16.5	15	8	159.5
52	Emilie Rissler	15	28	3	8	27	13	11.5	16	139.5
	Subtotal:	85	88	18	44	86	49.5	48.5	40

3	Talawanda -Butler Technology CDC High School									497
6	AMY JANOS	24	37	3	14	27	17.5	17	12	171.5
8	CAROLINE SCHULTE	26	32	3	12	26	18	18	16	167
20	JESSICA BULACH	32	23	3	10	25	14	15.5	16	158.5
46	KAYLA BOSAW	18	20	3	14	27	14	14.5	16	142.5
62	AUDRIANNA NIGG	25	24	9	4	27	13.5	13.5	4	136
151	THEA BARTLETT	21								35
	Subtotal:	82	92	9	36	78	49.5	50.5	44

4	Benjamin Logan High School									495.5
3	BRENT WEISS	33	29	3	18	24	18	16.5	16	175.5
7	LUKE MATHYS	21	25	6	16	27	16.5	18	20	169.5
33	EMILY BRILL	22	27	0	10	31	14.5	16	16	150.5
48	JON CHAMBERLAIN	24	24	3	10	21	13.5	14	16	141.5
56	DANNY FOULK	23	21	0	12	24	12.5	15	16	137.5
69	JESSICA DUNCAN	16	27	3	10	20	13.5	17.5	12	133
	Subtotal:	76	81	9	44	82	49	50.5	52

5	Hillsdale High School									492
10	JORDAN HAAS	20	30	3	16	29	16.5	17	16	165.5
14	MCKENZIE STIMMELL	25	34	0	14	25	15.5	16	16	163.5
15	DYLAN MULLINS	27	24	6	14	27	15	14	16	163
16	MORGAN AUSTIN	26	26	0	12	28	15	16.5	20	161.5
17	TIFFANY WILLIS	29	25	6	16	25	13	14	12	160
29	RYAN BEE	18	23	3	18	26	13.5	17.5	20	153
31	CHLOE KREBS	16	31	3	14	29	14	13.5	16	152.5
37	COURTNEY BOWMAN	16	29	9	10	26	13.5	12.5	16	148
54	MAKENZIE DOWALTER	17	32	3	8	21	13.5	13	20	139.5
86	COBEN LIPSCOMB	20	19	3	8	19	10.5	15	16	126.5
103	KATELYN STONER	14	29	0	6	23	14.5	14	8	120.5
130	RACHEL MARTIN	17	0	3	8	18	16	16.5	12	102.5
154	TYLER MULLET	19								31
160	TAYLOR MILLER	12								24
	Subtotal:	72	88	9	44	81	47	47	48

6	Wauseon High School									486.5
4	CHAD BURKHOLDER	25	30	9	16	26	16.5	16.5	16	175
9	MEG BOYERS	19	37	6	18	27	13.5	16	12	166.5
44	CALEB GUSTWILLER	23	20	3	14	20	13.5	17.5	16	145
101	JEREMIAH DECK	15	18	3	10	19	13.5	14	12	120.5
127	AARON SCHUETTE	16	19	0	4	23	14	13.5	4	107.5
	Subtotal:	67	87	18	48	73	43.5	50	44

7	East Knox High School									469.5
11	AARON MCCARTY	26	27	6	14	25	16	16.5	16	164.5
28	DEREK WALTERS	30	28	3	6	26	11.5	13	16	153.5
32	SKYLER WILLIAMSON	18	32	9	16	24	16.5	14	8	151.5
34	BRANDON BEACH	19	31	6	14	23	13.5	16	16	150.5
43	TRENTON HAGANS	18	27	0	16	25	17	16.5	16	145.5
64	TOREY HAGANS	20	25	0	12	26	14	16.5	8	135.5
84	BRIAR BLECHINGER	16	25	0	6	22	15.5	16.5	12	127
	Subtotal:	74	87	18	36	75	44	43.5	40

8	Greene County Career Center									464
24	MEAGAN MINTON	18	24	12	12	21	14.5	13.5	20	155
25	CALEB NICOL	23	27	3	12	21	19	17.5	12	154.5
26	JONATHAN ROHRBACK	21	34	0	14	27	15.5	17	8	154.5
60	HOLLY MOODY	16	29	6	8	24	13.5	14	12	136.5
85	ASHLYNN MURNAHAN	21	28	0	4	26	14	14	12	127
	Subtotal:	62	85	15	38	69	49	48	40

9	Elmwood High School									435
35	TRAVIS GONYER	17	30	3	16	27	13	13	16	149
42	ISAIAH LUNDQUEST	20	28	3	14	19	15	15.5	12	146.5
50	JESSICA MCKENZIE	27	28	3	10	24	11.5	14	4	139.5
66	CASEY HELLER	16	25	3	6	25	12	13	20	134
	Subtotal:	64	86	9	40	70	39.5	42.5	32

10	London									426
40	MALEIA MCKNIGHT	19	27	3	18	27	14	15.5	12	147.5
47	HOPE MILLER	19	21	3	14	25	16	16	16	142
61	ZACH HOPKINS	15	23	0	8	28	16	16.5	16	136.5
97	Anthony Thompson		33	6	6	23	17	16.5	20	121.5
131	APRIL HARRIS	18	20	0	8	20	12	14	0	102
	Subtotal:	53	71	6	40	80	46	48	44

11	Wellington High School									425
23	LOGAN SPENCE	21	25	18	8	22	13.5	14.5	16	156
57	BAILEY PICKWORTH	23	21	3	8	24	12.5	15.5	16	137
71	MADISON BREMKE	14	16	6	16	21	12.5	14.5	16	132
156	WILLIAM PABST	21								29
159	JACQUELINE WGANER	13								25
159	Jaron Antill	15								25
	Subtotal:	58	62	27	32	67	38.5	44.5	48

12	Zane Trace High School									421.5
22	SARAH COX	24	28	3	16	22	15	16.5	16	156.5
63	NICK GANUS	17	26	3	6	22	12.5	15.5	20	136
77	KASSANDRA DALTON	20	22	3	12	18	11.5	16.5	12	129
91	ALYSSA BARAJAS	13	14	3	12	24	13.5	14.5	16	124
115	NIKKI GAY	18	24	0	14	19	11	12	8	116
120	SIERRA KAMPER	14	24	0	6	15	11.5	15.5	12	114
124	HANNAH STRANGE	18	23	0	4	19	11.5	12	8	111.5
135	HEATHER YEATER	12	18	0	4	24	10	15	0	97
155	CHELSEA MOODY	20								30
158	DAVID KLINEDINST	14								26
161	MALEAH CALHOUN	13								23
	Subtotal:	61	76	9	34	62	39	48.5	48

13	Mapleton									415
30	BROOKE JONES	16	33	0	20	29	13.5	13.5	12	153
65	AUBREY EDWARDS	15	29	3	8	26	13	15	12	135
83	KELSEY DIEDERICH	17	13	3	8	31	12	15	12	127
	Subtotal:	48	75	6	36	86	38.5	43.5	36

14	Mt.

State Poultry Judging Results

April 6, 2011 FFA News 0


	Team/Student Name	P 3	P 5	K/C	PRT GD	INT	EXT	FACT	id	FUR P	Exam	Pr Sol	Score
1	Fort Recovery High School												1543.46
2	Fortkamp Natha	50	47	39	50	48	44	46.22	45	46.5	64	50	529.72
8	Alan Vogel	47	47	45	42	46	50	42.02	40	46.5	52	50	507.52
10	Fortkamp Kurt	50	47	39	42	44	50	46.22	45	47	56	40	506.22
19	Gehret Caitlin	47	50	39	42	50	48	45.8	40	49.5	44	40	495.3
20	Kyle Schmitz	47	47	39	46	48	50	44.54	40	47.5	56	30	495.04
31	Braun Randy	50	50	45	36	35	44	44.96	45	44.5	48	40	482.46
35	Link Barbie	50	50	39	44	32	48	45.8	45	48.5	36	40	478.3
42	Link Gustave	47	47	39	40	44	42	44.96	40	47.5	56	20	467.46
49	Fortkamp Katie	34	47	41	44	50	46	45.8	30	45.5	40	40	463.3
53	Brackman Eric	23	47	45	48	50	40	44.12	45	46	44	30	462.12
	Subtotal:	147	141	123	134	138	144	134.46	130	140	172	140

2	North Union High School												1535.3
4	Bradford Dalton	44	50	46	42	48	48	46.22	50	47.5	60	40	521.72
7	Pfeiffer Lindsey	47	47	39	42	50	48	45.38	45	48.5	48	50	509.88
14	Rhodeback Jordyn	47	47	45	48	50	48	43.7	45	48	32	50	503.7
16	Bayer Molly	50	47	39	46	44	46	44.54	40	46	48	50	500.54
18	Smith Josh	44	50	39	46	36	42	44.12	40	46	60	50	497.12
50	Dinsmoor Sami	47	50	39	44	40	42	45.38	45	48.5	32	30	462.88
56	Hamilton Samantha	47	47	39	48	44	44	44.96	45	46.5	16	40	461.46
59	Hall Hillary	33	47	29	44	43	46	46.22	45	49	48	30	460.22
104	Hall Lexi	44	47	41	44	28	42	43.28	30	45.5	28	30	422.78
116	Johnston Kenzie	47	50	39	40	38	42	44.12	35	49	24	10	418.12
	Subtotal:	138	144	130	132	148	144	135.3	140	144	140	140

3	Margaretta High School												1496.64
3	Stanley Noah	47	50	46	46	40	46	45.38	45	45.5	64	50	524.88
25	Banda Michael	44	47	39	42	50	46	44.96	50	45	40	40	487.96
29	Stewart Ryan	45	50	42	42	44	44	45.8	50	47	44	30	483.8
34	Cramer Mitch	39	50	39	46	46	42	44.54	45	47.5	40	40	479.04
39	Schneider Eric	47	34	43	46	48	48	46.64	45	44.5	32	40	474.14
64	Taylor Gabby	50	50	46	50	40	44	44.96	35	47.5	20	30	457.46
87	Shroyer Michaei	47	47	46	40	44	46	44.54	25	46	44	10	439.54
101	Munk Kolby	17	45	46	46	46	38	44.96	45	49	28	20	424.96
	Subtotal:	136	147	127	130	134	136	136.14	145	137.5	148	120

4	Hillsdale High School												1485.58
5	Schuck Stephanie	47	50	46	46	46	44	47.06	45	48.5	56	40	515.56
12	Zimmerman Matthew	50	50	39	46	44	44	45.8	50	47	48	40	503.8
43	Pearson Phillip	50	47	39	32	48	44	46.22	50	48	32	30	466.22
71	Dropsey Kelsey	44	50	41	42	44	42	44.12	40	47.5	36	20	450.62
91	Vangilder Emily	50	50	39	40	44	40	42.02	45	46.5	20	20	436.52
119	Pickering Julie	47	42	34	36	48	38	42.44	30	47.5	20	30	414.94
133	Miller Megan	15	50	45	40	41	31	42.86	35	46.5	32	20	398.36
172	Claypool Micah	28	47	41	40	38	46	44.12	15	46	16	10	371.12
	Subtotal:	147	147	124	124	138	132	139.08	145	143.5	136	110

5	Elmwood High School												1461.8
6	Thomson Courtney	47	47	41	48	50	44	45.38	45	46.5	48	50	511.88
28	Laborie Sarah	39	47	41	40	50	40	45.8	40	49.5	52	40	484.3
45	Haughawout Karly	50	50	33	40	46	42	44.12	45	47.5	28	40	465.62
69	Borders Chelse	50	45	39	40	48	40	45.8	30	46.5	40	30	454.3
111	Huff Morgan	50	39	34	44	34	40	43.28	35	45	36	20	420.28
115	Strausbaugh Lorne	47	47	35	35	40	32	43.28	30	48	32	30	419.28
	Subtotal:	136	144	115	128	146	126	135.3	130	143.5	128	130

6	Mt.

State Agronomy CDE Results

April 6, 2011 FFA News 0

2011 Agronomy Teams
Rank	Team/Student Name	Exam	Plants	ins	Seeds	Dis	Tm	Score
1	North Union High School						102	1282
1	SKYLER FOOS	120	80	50	95	50		395
2	KAYLA DYSERT	110	90	50	95	50		395
3	JUSTIN GRAVATT	115	85	45	95	50		390
6	BETHANY DRESBACK	115	80	50	90	50		385
13	SHAWN PHONEYAVONG	105	75	50	95	40		365
	Subtotal:	345	255	145	285	150	102

2	Miami Trace High School						125	1260
5	BEN HISEY	105	90	50	95	50		390
8	RACHEL MCCLISH	110	70	50	100	50		380
14	RYAN HISER	105	70	50	95	45		365
15	AARON SOLLARS	100	80	45	100	40		365
18	MADISON HISEY	90	85	50	95	45		365
23	LANDON GIBBS	100	75	45	90	35		345
24	JUDITH STRAATHOF	95	65	45	95	45		345
46	KYLER MAY	70	70	15	85	35		275
52	CHANDLER FORD	60	60	25	55	30		230
100	CHARLIE HISER	45	25	10	25	10		115
	Subtotal:	320	230	150	290	145	125

3	Logan High School						114	1239
7	KAYLA STARLIN	105	90	50	100	40		385
9	QUINN HOSLER	105	85	40	100	45		375
16	ROB MEYER	100	85	45	90	45		365
32	JESSICA BURNS	110	70	40	75	35		330
36	ZANE MURREY	75	75	40	85	50		325
38	SARAH HOOD	80	50	50	95	30		305
43	SEAN FITZGEARALD	80	60	45	85	25		295
62	STEVEN MILLER	75	25	15	45	40		200
	Subtotal:	310	260	135	290	130	114

4	Southeastern Ross High School						110	1190
10	MICHAEL CLARK	100	85	45	95	50		375
17	MICHAEL WARD	95	80	45	95	50		365
28	LUCAS MEEKER	95	75	50	85	35		340
40	CODY LYONS	95	70	20	90	25		300
53	CHRISTOPHER DERRINGER	75	45	30	40	35		225
118	HANNAH TATMAN	65						65
	Subtotal:	290	240	140	275	135	110

5	Greenville High School						124	1184
11	REGAN GARBER	110	75	45	95	45		370
20	PATRICK GARBER	110	65	45	85	50		355
29	ALYSSA GARBER	100	60	40	95	40		335
	Subtotal:	320	200	130	275	135	124

6	Hillsdale High School						87	1167
4	HANNAH SHOCK	105	90	50	95	50		390
22	RACHEL SHOCK	100	60	50	90	50		350
25	Mariah Glass	105	70	30	90	45		340
27	BRYCE PAYNE	95	55	45	95	50		340
42	ASHLEE CUTLIP	80	40	50	90	35		295
65	RACHEL LARUE	50	35	15	80	15		195
	Subtotal:	310	220	130	275	145	87

7	Fort Recovery High School						91	1151
12	MICHELLE BRACKMAN	90	85	50	95	50		370
21	LAURA BRAUN	100	75	40	90	50		355
31	AMANDA POTTKOTTER	75	80	50	90	40		335
35	SAMANTHA SCHOENHERR	90	80	35	75	45		325
39	ANDREA LENNARTZ	65	55	45	90	50		305
44	MELISSA LOCHTEFELD	80	50	50	75	40		295
54	HEATHER POTTKOTTER	50	30	40	60	45		225
	Subtotal:	265	240	140	275	140	91

8	Wauseon High School						117	1137
19	CHRISTOPHER YACKEE	100	95	45	70	50		360
33	AUSTIN WANGER	100	65	35	80	50		330
34	BLAKE GURZYNSKI	90	70	40	85	45		330
48	AUSTIN ARPS	70	70	35	70	20		265
50	SCOTT DENNIS	95	45	15	65	20		240
	Subtotal:	290	230	120	235	145	117

9	River View High School						103	1088
26	KURTIS CROFT	100	70	30	95	45		340
30	MARION STUTZMAN	90	60	50	90	45		335
37	SHAWNA ARVAI	90	55	35	90	40		310
57	ZACH ELSON	60	25	45	75	5		210
63	JAMES ELLIS	65	25	30	60	20		200
	Subtotal:	280	185	115	275	130	103

10	Oregon-Clay High School						57	827
41	ADAM MIHALKO	85	55	30	95	35		300
47	ERIC NGUYEN	70	35	40	80	45		270
61	JAVIER SALAZAR	75	25	15	50	35		200
	Subtotal:	230	115	85	225	115	57

11	Hardin-Northern High School						83	728
45	AUSTIN DOUGLAS	75	65	35	70	35		280
59	PAUL GAULT	65	40	25	50	25		205
78	COURTNEY ACTON	75	30	20	20	15		160
90	DAN HASTINGS	65	15	15	20	15		130
98	HALEY BREIDENBACH	65	10	15	15	10		115
99	ZACH MARQUART	60	10	25	10	10		115
103	TIFFANY BREIDENBACH	60	10	10	10	15		105
	Subtotal:	215	135	80	140	75	83

12	South Central High School						101	696
51	JARED POTH	80	35	35	75	15		240
72	JOHN OSBORNE	70	25	30	30	25		180
73	DEREK SWEETING	80	15	20	45	15		175
81	DAVID ALLISON	70	20	25	20	10		145
85	JUSTIN BUTTON	60	10	30	30	10		140
106	DAKOTA JONES	45	5	20	5	20		95
121	BRADEN COX	55						55
	Subtotal:	230	75	85	150	55	101

13	Parkway High School						94	684
56	ABBY EVANS	80	20	25	45	45		215
67	CADEN HELLWARTH	90	25	30	30	15		190
69	SETH HOUTS	90	30	10	35	20		185
94	TOMMY MCDONOUGH	65	5	10	30	10		120
	Subtotal:	260	75	65	110	80	94

14	Elmwood High School						75	635
49	VANESSA WAGNER	105	50	15	40	35		245
71	JOSHUA BOES	80	20	20	45	15		180
87	JESSICA MCGRAIN	65	20	15	20	15		135
	Subtotal:	250	90	50	105	65	75

15	Otsego High School						86	596
60	ALEX VOLLMAR	80	45	25	15	35		200
70	BILL POTTER	90	35	15	10	35		185
93	SARA BOYLE	85	15	10	10	5		125
	Subtotal:	255	95	50	35	75	86

16	Clyde High School						32	577
58	LOGAN BACK	80	40	20	35	30		205
64	LOGAN FULLER	60	30	30	55	20		195
82	PATRICK TEA	70	35	25	15	0		145
120	Savannah Green		15	10	20	20		65
	Subtotal:	210	105	75	105	50	32

17	Shelby High School						66	511
74	SAM BOYCE	60	20	30	50	15		175
80	ALAINA LUCIUS	65	25	10	45	5		150
95	ASHLEY VOGT	65	25	5	20	5		120
111	MATHEW METZGER	75	0	0	0	0		75
	Subtotal:	190	70	45	115	25	66

18	Sheridan High School						67	502
75	BRAD DITTOE	75	35	15	15	30		170
88	ETHAN MCGLOTHLIN	60	25	25	25	0		135
91	COLLIN REICHLEY	55	20	15	20	20		130
101	MICHAEL SKINNER	45	10	10	5	40		110
	Subtotal:	190	80	55	60	50	67

19	Wilmington High School						57	497
68	MATT MIDDLETON	105	25	10	15	30		185
84	MATT STARKEY	70	15	15	15	25		140
97	KALEN KELLY	70	15	5	10	15		115
	Subtotal:	245	55	30	40	70	57

20	Mississinawa Valley High School						85	455
55	KYLE MESTMAKER	85	20	15	70	25		215
110	DALTON STUMP	80						80
113	CODY EVANS	55	0	10	5	5		75
	Subtotal:	220	20	25	75	30	85

21	Upper Scioto Valley High School						68	433
66	STEPHANIE HARPSTER	50	45	35	25	40		195
76	ALEX PARKER	65	20	40	15	30		170
	Subtotal:	115	65	75	40	70	68

22	Fayetteville High School						60	405
86	JEREMY ROBBINS	50	30	10	35	15		140
102	KYLE FECK	60	15	10	10	10		105
105	CODY ADAMS	55	10	15	15	5		100
112	MATTHEW GAST	60	10	5	0	0		75
	Subtotal:	165	55	35	60	30	60

23	Eastern Brown High School						83	403
77	BRITTANY CLARK	85	20	5	35	20		165
79	JACOB GARRETT	85	15	15	15	25		155
	Subtotal:	170	35	20	50	45	83

24	Western Brown High School						51	386
92	AMBER RICKEY	40	20	15	50	5		130
96	DREW BOHL	75	5	20	15	0		115
107	IAN MCKINZIE	50	10	15	10	5		90
	Subtotal:	165	35	50	75	10	51

25	Botkins High School						73	338
104	JONATHAN FISHER	60	15	10	5	15		105
108	DOUG SCHMERGE	50	5	10	5	20		90
114	BRENT SCHMERGE	40	15	10	5	0		70
115	ZACH EBERT	35	15	5	5	10		70
119	EVAN DIETZ	65						65
129	PAUL GOETTEMOELLER	0	15	0	10	5		30
	Subtotal:	150	35	30	15	35	73

26	Fairbanks High School						61	331
83	Jakob Wilson	85	10	10	10	25		140
89	CHRIS KUTZ	70	20	15	15	10		130
	Subtotal:	155	30	25	25	35	61

27	West Branch High School							170
117	AUSTIN SHOEMAKER	65						65
122	BILLY GRAMMER	55						55
123	BRENNAN FELGAR	50						50
125	MILLIE AUSTIN	45						45
126	ERICA STEIGER	35						35
	Subtotal:	170	0	0	0	0	0

28	Westfall High School						42	132
109	Brandon Ashcraft		35	20	15	20		90
	Subtotal:	0	35	20	15	20	42

29	East Clinton High School						39	89
124	MARSHALL PICKERING		20	5	5	20		50
	Subtotal:	0	20	5	5	20	39

30	Elgin High School						45	80
128	Henry Williams		15	15	5	0		35
	Subtotal:	0	15	15	5	0	45

31	Benjamin Logan High School							65
116	STEVE MILLER	65						65
	Subtotal:	65	0	0	0	0	0

32	Hopewell-Loudon HS							35
127	ALLEN BRICKNER	35						35
	Subtotal:	35	0	0	0	0	0

Amanda-Clearcreek FFA elects new officers

April 4, 2011 FFA News 0

By: Emily Cordle, Reporter

At the February FFA meeting, the Amanda-Clearcreek FFA chapter conducted officer elections for the 2011-2012 school year. During that time the 2010-2011 officer team officially stepped down from their positions.

The new officer Team consists of president- Nate Seitz, vice-president- Alex Norris, secretary- Sierra Jepsen, treasurer- Kayla Porter, reporter- Emily Cordle, sentinel- John Miller, and student advisor- Caitlin Robinson. Congratulations to the new officer team!

Below are some comments from our newly elected officers.

President Nate Seitz said her goal for the chaper is “to get more people involved.”

Student Advisor Caitlin Robinson said, “I would like the chapter to keep our traditions, continue to win contests, and represent our chapter well.”

Seitz also saidthat he would like to “find a way to make more competition in the chapter.”

Robinson said, “I would like to do more FFA dances and FFA game nights.”

When told they were elected as officers, Seitz said, he was at a loss of words and excited.… Continue reading

Miami Trace FFA competes in Greenhand Quiz Contest

March 30, 2011 FFA News 0

Recently, a group of agricultural education students at Miami Trace participated in the Greenhand Quiz contest. The team took an exam that was designed to develop the FFA members’ awareness of the history of the FFA Organization and become familiar with the Official FFA Manual used by students of Agricultural Education. Participants aimed to answer questions derived from the Official FFA Manual, the history of the National FFA Organization, and the many purposes and opportunities of the FFA.

This year, Miami Trace (MT) was very successful in the contest. The team placed 5^th overall out of 94 teams. MT freshman Evan Schaefer was the highest scoring individual, placing above 1,100 other competitors from all across the state of Ohio.

The team consisted of: Evan Schaefer, Hannah Peterson, Nicole Straathof, Molly Garringer, Allison Rife, Katie Frost, Heather Johnston, Mikayla Mick, Logan Harvel, Zach Monroe, Courtney Hagler, Hunter Hobbs, Paige Bonham, Hayden Allemang, Tyler Horney, Gus Mitchem, Caitlyn Caldwell, Cierra McFarland, Chas Grover, Tyler Lower, Montana Born, Taylor Starcher, Julia Miller, Kaylee Runyon, Payton Price, Tyler Wrobel, Samantha Cummins, Cierra Coe, Betsey Bonham, Austin Rogers, Cody Knapp, and Ashley Wood.… Continue reading

State Public Speaking Finalist

March 22, 2011 FFA News 0

2011 State Public Speaking Results.

First and second place will be announced on stage at state convention.

Nursery Landscaping Final Results

March 22, 2011 FFA News 0

Miami Trace Holds Chapter & Greenhand Ceremonies

March 22, 2011 FFA News 0

On the evening of March 17^th, 2011, the Miami Trace FFA chapter held a ceremony for its members who received their Greenhand and Chapter degrees. A Greenhand degree is awarded to those FFA members who have completed their first year of agriculture education. Chapter degrees are awarded to members after their second year.

The ceremonies were held in conjunction with a monthly chapter meeting in which normal business was conducted. Special guest Amy Frost, Ohio FFA President, spoke at the ceremony on how quickly time has passed since she received her Greenhand and Chapter degrees.

After the completion of the meeting, members and their parents enjoyed an ice cream social as a celebration of this special event.… Continue reading

Miami Trace Host Annual Judging Contest

March 22, 2011 FFA News 0

On Saturday, March 12^th, the MT FFA chapter held its annual invitational and District 9 Career Development Event Judging Contest at the Fayette Co. Fair Grounds. Chapters from all traveled to the fairgrounds so that members could compete in their specialized areas. The contest covered agronomy, dairy cattle, dairy products, equine management, general livestock, and poultry.

The contest required a big effort and a lot of extra hours from all involved. Miami Trace students who weren’t competing worked the show rings, administrated tests, and gave instructions.

Miami Trace placed as following in each contest of the invitational:

Agronomy: 3^rdof 15
Dairy Cattle: 3^rdof 21
Equine Management: 11^th of 41
General Livestock: 4^th of 55
Poultry: 4^th of 29

A special thank you to the following people and organizations who generously donated resources and time to the contest: Southern State Community College, Laurence Smith, Real McCoy Genetics, Wilmington College, Kay Tracy, Don Calendar, Casey Smith, Jason Bihl, All-N-One 4-H Club, Raejean Robinette and everyone else who helped out at the contest.… Continue reading

State Public Speaking Contest Photos

March 21, 2011 FFA News 0

The state public speaking contest was held March 19th… Continue reading

National FFA gets funding from CSX to continue national ag curriculum

March 21, 2011 FFA News 0

A revolutionary and growing national agriculture education program launched four years ago has received major financial support from the leading supplier of rail-based freight transportation in North America.

CSX recently pledged nearly $700,000 to the National FFA Foundation for the sponsorship of a variety of FFA programs, including the Curriculum for Agricultural Science Education™.

Launched in 2007 by the National Council for Agricultural Education, CASE is a national curriculum for secondary agricultural education that provides a high level of educational experiences to enhance the relevance of agriculture, food and natural resources education. The program is an agriscience-based curriculum that includes student assessment, professional development for teachers and teacher certification. Conceptualized and written by agriculture teachers for agriculture teachers, the program is a series of sequential courses designed to prepare students for careers in the food, fiber, fuel and natural resources industries.

CASE provides detailed resources for teaching hands-on laboratory exercises rather than leaving it to the teacher to create instructional aides.… Continue reading

Proficiency Award Finalist

March 18, 2011 FFA News 0

PDF of Proficiency award finalist … Continue reading

Benjamin Logan FFA donates over 2400 pounds of collected cans food items needed to St. Vincent De Paul.

March 18, 2011 FFA News 0

The local Tractor Supply Company stores support students’ fight against hunger in the community

Bellefontaine, OH September 25, 2010 – February 25, 2011 — The Benjamin Logan FFA chapter recently worked with the local TSC store in (Bellefontaine, Ohio) to collect canned food for local charity. This collection took place in front of TSC where there were buckets to collect the items. This program started on November 10, 2010 and ran through February 25, 2011. Donators’ could bring in canned food items whenever they wanted to.

What is Harvest for America? According to the TSC website “choosing to harvest today for a better tomorrow.” It helps the less fortunate in need by collecting canned food items to less fortunate families in need.

The Committee Chair, Katelyne Ackley says: “I think this (Harvest for America) is a way to communicate to the public and make the public aware of what is going on through our community.… Continue reading

Amanda Clearcreek Members Advance to State

March 14, 2011 FFA News 0

A-C FFA Members Advance to State Level

To receive your State FFA Degree one has to have an agricultural job, run an agricultural business, raise animals or crops. One of the most difficult requirements to obtain a State FFA Degree are to earn $3,500 gross earnings or 1,000 hours and have earned in excess of $4,500 or 500 hours and have earned at least $4,000 in gross earnings. For most members this difficult for some of them to raise this money for there SAE (Supervised Agricultural Experience) project, but for 7 FFA members, this was obtainable to them: Sierra Jepsen, Nate Seitz, Aaron Miller, Tyler Genders, Scott Loudermilk, Becca Bentz and Kelsie Sharp. If these members applications are approved his will be the most members that the chapter have ever had receive their State FFA Degree in one year. Aside from receiving a State FFA Degree the highest degree a member can receive is the American FFA Degree.… Continue reading

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