DES MOINES, IOWA (August 11, 2019) — Grand Champion honors were awarded Thursday in the FFA Market and Carcass Lamb shows at the 2019 Iowa State Fair.

Champion Market Lamb was awarded to Brooke Kuesel of Victor. Phoebe Sanders of Eagle Grove claimed the Reserve Champion Market Wether title.

The judges viewed 321 animals from 157 exhibitors in the Market Lamb division and 87 animals from 73 exhibitors in the Carcass division.

Additional results below:

 

MARKET WETHERS

Champion Light Weight Wether: Nicole Zuber, Marengo

Reserve Champion Light Weight Wether: Nicole Zuber, Marengo

Champion Medium Weight Wether: Brooke Kuesel, Victor

Reserve Champion Medium Weight Wether: Nicole Zuber, Marengo

Champion Heavy Weight Wether: Phoebe Sanders, Eagle Grove

Reserve Champion Heavy Weight Wether: Savannah Keitzer, Mediapolis

Champion Speckle Face Wether: Jaden Kampen, Humboldt

Reserve Champion Speckle Face Wether: Taylor Sublette, Riverside

Champion Market Wether: Brooke Kuesel, Victor

Reserve Champion Market Wether: Phoebe Sanders, Eagle Grove

 

MARKET EWES

Champion Light Weight Ewe: McKenzie Niemeyer, Zearing

Reserve Champion Light Weight Ewe: Marshall Meyer, Marengo

Champion Medium Weight Ewe: Rory McClellan, Armstrong

Reserve Champion Medium Weight Ewe: Waylen Gemberling, Lohrville

Champion Heavy Weight Ewe: Ellie Karr, Newhall

Reserve Champion Heavy Weight Ewe: Paige Zhorne, Malcom

Champion Speckle Face Ewe: Ben McClain, Everly

Reserve Champion Speckle Face Ewe: Chandler Jahner, Harvey

Champion Market Ewe: Ellie Karr, Newhall

Reserve Champion Market Ewe: Rory McClellan, Armstrong

 

CARCASS LAMBS

Champion Carcass Lamb (Overall): Oliver Dies, Ames

Reserve Champion Carcass Lamb (Overall): Judd Swanton, Goose Lake

 

Chapter Award

1) Mediapolis

2) Williamsburg

3) Central Lee

4) Iowa Falls — Alden

5) Keota

6) South Central Calhoun

7) Clay Central Everly

8) West Marshall

9) Gilbert

10) North Fayette Valley

 

The Iowa State Fair is one of the oldest and largest agricultural and industrial expositions in the country and the single largest event in the state. The Fair began over 160 years ago and is now considered one of the best events in the nation, attracting more than one million Fairgoers every year from all over the world. The Fairgrounds are located at East 30th and East University, just off the interstate and minutes from Downtown Des Moines. Nothing Compares to State Fair Favorites: August 8-18, 2019. For more information, visit www.iowastatefair.org.

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