Woods County 4-H Has Talent contest results
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December 6, 2019
Left Top:Pictured are Senior Division Small Group champions Austin Rankin and Kaitlyn Rich from the Waynoka 4-H Club. Rankin and Rich will perform their tuba duet "Battle of the Brass" at the District 4-H Has Talent in Fairview. Middle Top: Senior Division Large Group - (from left, back row) Paris Smith-Dunn, Price Poe, Gavin Cook, Novaly Medrano, Kaitlyn Rich, Kooper Rich; (front row) Morris Litzenberger, Whitney Hanks, Jake Inman, Wyatt Milledge, Koton Fuqua, Dakota Davidson, Titan Smith-Dunn (Waynoka 4-H Club, won Champion at Woods County 4-H Has Talent and will compete at District 4-H Has Talent in January).Top Right: TamLynn Link from the Freedom 4-H Club, Senior Division Individual Act Champion, will compete at the District 4-H Has Talent Jan. 25 in Fairview. Bottom Left: Sarah Whipple from the Alva 4-H Club and Davin Budy from the Waynoka 4-H Club receive Reserve Champion in the Junior Division Small Group. Bottom Middle: Junior Division Individual Acts: (from left, back row) Trenton Welty, Merrit Mantz, Sarah Whipple, Kayla Leeper; (front row) Falyn Thomas, Parker Grimsley, Domynik Link, Oakley Whitaker and Kapri Like. Bottom Right: Katelee and Kase Martin from the Alva 4-H Club receive a blue ribbon and Champion placing in the Junior Division Small Group.
Twenty-eight Woods County 4-H members participated in the 4-H Has Talent Contest on Sunday, Dec. 1, at the Alva High School Auditorium. The 4-H Has Talent Contest gives members of all ages the opportunity to perform in front of a crowd with acts like vocal solos, duets and ensembles, as well as instrumental duets and skits. Judges for the contest were Mickey Jordan and Erin Hopkins.
Contest Results
Junior Division Individual Acts: Champion and Blue Ribbon winner Kayla Leeper, Alva 4-H, Vocal Solo, "Almost There;" Reserve Champion and Blue Ribbon winner Merritt Mantz, Alva 4-H, Vocal Solo, "Hal...
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