Premier Showmen 4-H Club members enjoy early project judging
By Luke Kelly
Premier Showmen 4-H Club
Members of the Premier Showmen 4-H Club proudly represented their club at early project judging held on July 8 with all participants experiencing success in their respective project areas.
Youth members demonstrated their hard work, preparation, and dedication across a wide range of 4-H projects. Awards were officially presented on July 15, 2025. Several club members earned top honors and qualified to advance to the Ohio State Fair, a prestigious opportunity recognizing excellence in 4-H project work and presentations.
Among the many project participants:
● Blake Osborn qualified with a demonstration.
● Wyatt Osborn qualified with a demonstration.
● Cole Lumen qualified with a demonstration.
● Kennedy Hamilton placed 1st in her project Discovering 4-H.
● Clare Fullenkamp earned 1st place with her project Family History Treasure Hunt and qualified for
the state fair.
● Cora Fullenkamp took 1st place with her Laundry Project, also securing a spot to compete at the
Ohio state fair.
● Austin Bohrer received 1st place in Exploring Personal Finance and qualified with the project,
From Airedales to Zebras.
● Chloe Fullenkamp qualified for the state fair with her project Science Fun with Dairy Foods.
● Kinlee Case earned 1st place with Accessories for Teens, qualifying for the state fair.
● Kenley Juillerat was recognized for her Hands to Larger Service project and will also represent
Highland County at the Ohio State Fair.
Congratulations to all the youth for their outstanding accomplishments and we wish them the best of luck at the 2025 Ohio State Fair.