Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 15, 1986, Image 57

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    Jividual honors were carried off by this . A team from Pine Valley
Central School in South Dayton at the recent Stockman’s Judging contest at Alfred State
College. From left are Tom Smallback, who posted the highest score among 380 par
ticipants; Beth Cullen; adviser Dennis Carnahan; Christine Pagett; and Aron Crowell,
second highest individual scorer. Overall, Pine Valley bested 20 other schools in the
competition. Contestants judged livestock, dairy cows, grain crops, and forage, and took
written exams to test general knowledge.
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Lancaster Farming' Saturday, November 15,1916-117
Pine Valley Team
Stockman's Judging
ALFRED, N.Y. - Pine Valley
Central School in South Dayton
came away with team and in
dividual honors as Alfred State
College hosted a Stockman’s
Judging Contest recently for 380
students from 21 schools.
The Pine Valley team, whose
advisor is Dennis Carnahan, was
comprised of Tom Smallback,
Aron Crowell, Cristine Pagett, and
Beth Cullen. They earned the team
trophy with 1,929 points, while
Letchworth Central School was
second with 1,821 points.
Smallback was the individual
champion with 496 points, one
more than teammate Crowell,
while Cuba Central’s Beth Kramer
was third with 488.
The contest was the first of its
kind in New York State, according
to Alfred State College faculty
members Thomas Cannon and Lee
Laßoclielle who were general co
chairmen.
Contestants judged livestock and
dairy cows as well as grain crops
and forage.
Besides the judging, students
took written exams in crops, dairy,
and livestock to test their general
knowledge.
The contest was administered by
student members of the Collegiate
Agricultural Leaders Club at
Alfred State. Judges and officials
were faculty members from the
school of agriculture and allied
health technologies and student
members of the college’s
agriculture judging teams.
The 380 entries were from 21
schools in New York and Penn
sylvania, and in many cases, the
schools had more than one team
entered.
Team winners of the various
contests are:
Crop - Pine Valley; Livestock -
Pine Valley; Forage Evaluation •
Pine Valley; Gpdn Evaluation -
Letchworth; Crop Quiz - Randolph
Central; Livestock Quiz - Pine
Valley; Dairy - Fort Leßoeuf,
Waterford, Pa.; Swine - Cuba
Central; Sheep - Cuba Central;
Beef - Randolph Central.
Individual winners in various
categories are:
Forage Evaluation - Joe Knox,
Wellsville Central; Grain Iden
tification - Willy Herrick, Ran
dolph; Crops Quiz - Aron Crowell,
Pine Valley; Livestock Quiz - Jeff
Dobson, Alfred - Almond; Dairy •
Eric Weaver, Alfred-Almond;
Swine - Brad Kratts, Cuba Central;
Sheep - Mike Zielkowski, Sherman
Central; Beef - Harold Peterson,
Wellsville.
The top ten team entries are, in
order of overall score:
Pine Valley, Letchworth, Cuba
No. 7, Fort Leßoeuf, Cuba No. 6,
Allegany No. 29, Randolph, Cony
(PA) Area Vo-Tech, Midlakes
Central of Clifton Springs, and
Allegany No. 30.
The top ten individuals in overall
score are, in order:
Tom Smallback, Pine Valley;
Aron Crowell, Pine Valley; Beth
Kramer, Cuba; Pat Albro, Let
chworth; Chuck Lamp, Fort
Leßoeuf; Cathy Conhiser,
Allegany Central; Bridget
Hamilton, Cuba; Willy Herrick,
Randolph; Mark Finch, Allegany;
Greg Derick, Southern Tier
Livestock Club of Wayland.
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