Libby Carpenter, a 4-H member from Earth, earned Champion Heifer and Senior Fitting and Showmanship Champion with STIC- Dream Chauvinist Jazzasaurus in the Other Purebred Dairy Cattle division at the 2025 Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo (FWSSR) on January 21. The 2025 Show is hosting junior exhibitors from across Texas competing for awards and more than $243,000 in premiums, including $36,300 in Junior Dairy Cattle premiums.
Brooklyn Deberry, a 4-H member from Olton, earned Reserve Senior Champion Heifer with KJDC Lilly 312 L in the Maine-Anjou heifer division at the 2025 Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo (FWSSR) on January 25. The 2025 Show is hosting junior exhibitors from across Texas competing for awards and more than $243,000 in premiums, including $35,900 in Junior Breeding Heifer Show premiums.
Saige Beerwinkle, a FFA member from Earth, earned Reserve Champion Spring Heifer Calf with CH MS Paisley 416 in the Hereford heifer division at the 2025 Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo (FWSSR) on January 25. The 2025 Show is hosting junior exhibitors from across Texas competing for awards and more than $243,000 in premiums, including $35,900 in Junior Breeding Heifer Show premiums.
Sloane Beerwinkle, a FFA member from Earth, earned Reserve Champion Junior Yearling Female with WW Showtime Laynee 314 in the Hereford heifer division at the 2025 Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo (FWSSR) on January 25. The 2025 Show is hosting junior exhibitors from across Texas competing for awards and more than $243,000 in premiums, including $35,900 in Junior Breeding Heifer Show premiums.
The FWSSR takes pride in providing agriculture and livestock production learning opportunities through livestock shows, judging contests and other competitions that test their knowledge and skills in areas including robotics, wildlife and habitat management, horticulture and equine care and production to name a few. Both 4-H and FFA members from more than 239 of Texas’ 254 counties have the opportunity to compete for premium awards, scholarships and the chance to sell their animals in the Jr. Sale of Champions. Their experiences enlighten them on the importance of natural resource stewardship and feeding a growing global population.
“Helping today’s youth become tomorrow’s leaders goes to the heart of the mission of the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo,” said FWSSR General Manager Matt Carter. “Regardless of where their career path takes them, the experiences and lessons learned here are invaluable.”