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July 25-29 • Brandon, ManitoBa

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[wedneSday, July 25] 8:00-12:00 Cattle Arrive/Weigh-in/Registration Canada Room 12:00-1:00 Lunch UCT Pavilion 1:00-3:30 Educational Seminars UCT Pavilion 4:00-5:00 Chores Canada Room 5:00-6:00 Supper JMB Charolais, Brookdale 6:15-8:00 Cook Off JMB Charolais, Brookdale

[thurSday, July 27] 8:00-9:00 Breakfast/Morning Announcements UCT Pavilion 9:00-12:00 Individual Judging/Little Chars Canada Room 12:00-1:00 Lunch UCT Pavilion 1:00-4:00 Team Judging/Team Marketing Canada Room 4:00-4:30 Chores 5:00 Keep & Cull/Supper HTA Charolais, Rivers

[friday, July 28] 8:00-9:00 Breakfast/Morning Announcements 9:00-9:15 Group Photo 9:30-12:30 Showmanship Canada Room 12:30-1:30 Lunch, UCT Pavilion 1:30-4:30 Team Grooming/Individual Marketing Junior Radio Ad, Canada Room 4:30-5:00 Chores 5:00-5:30 Provincial Meetings 5:30 Supper/Activity Bull Test Station, Douglas

[Saturday, July 29] 8:30-9:30 Breakfast/Morning Announcements UCT Pavilion 10:30-11:30 CCYA AGM, UCT Pavilion 11:45-12:30 Lunch UCT Pavilion 12:30-1:00 Closing Ceremonies Canada Room 1:45-4:00 Conformation Canada Room 4:30-5:00 Chores/Cattle Released 6:30 Banquet/Awards UCT Pavilion

[conforMation JudgeS] Carman & Donna Jackson

Donna and Carman Jackson own and operate High Bluff Stock Farm at Inglis, Manitoba; a 200 head Charolais and Sim-mental cattle operation and registered seed grain farm. Next year the Jackson family will host their 16th annual bull sale in March at the farm. Donna and Carman have had the privi-lege of showing and judging at cattle shows across Western Canada and have sold their genetics worldwide. Carman and Donna have five adult daughters who grew up active in 4-H beef as well as the Canadian Charolais Youth program. Donna and Carman were honoured to receive the Canadian Cha-rolais Youth Association Honouree award in 2014 for their work with the youth in Charolais industry.

[Barn BoSSeS] Scott Baron & Megan Kemp

[Schedule of eventS]

[national Board] President: Shelby EvansVice President: Wyatt Ching Treasurer: Aidan JamiesonSecretary: Raelynne RossoDirectors: Bret Marshall, Keegan Blehm, Tyson Black, Bradley Fergus

[ccya Show executiveS] President: Lindsay VerwayVice President: Keegan Blehm Treasurer: Randi VerwaySecretary: Kiernan OlsonProvincial Advisors: Karen Black, ON; Donna Jackson, MB; Suzanne Smyth, SK; Kasey Phillips, AB

Youth Coordinator: Kirstin Sparrow

[welcoMe][ManitoBa]6 Claire Ramsey11 Madisyn Robertson12 Lukas Cavers13 Fischer Cavers14 Sarah Baron21 Ethan Myhre22 Noah Myhre23 Chase Airey27 Brandon Allison30 Zach Baron31 Jaylin Hill36 Kiernan Olson37 Megan Perih42 Randi Verwey51 Keegan Blehm59 Lindsay Verwey75 Myra Ramsey77 Blake Airey78 Brynn Steppler79 Brayden Steppler

[SaSkatchewan]1 Ava Wielgosz2 Anna Wielgosz7 Kaycee Buchanan8 Saige Buchanan10 Kira Dagg15 Morgan Debenham16 Haley Debenham17 Matthew Howe18 Jorja Beck19 Cole Marcinkoski26 Dakota Williams28 Justin Harcourt29 Christina Franks33 Mason Beck34 Kaden Beck40 Hillary Sauder41 Will Rosso43 Cassidi Elder45 Calina Evans47 Wyatt Ching48 Haley Rosso49 Larissa Rutten50 Dale Weinbender53 Kylie Beck54 Shelby Evans57 Raelynne Rosso58 Dylan Grieve72 Carter Wielgosz76 Elise Howe

[alBerta]3 Cade Wright24 Braden Scott25 Sarah Scott44 Kord Phillips 55 Bret Marshall73 Jack Wright

[ontario]4 Brett Tupling5 Griffin Tupling9 Brooklyn Cramp32 Bryce Fergus35 Halle Packer39 Tyson Black46 Tayler Aldcorn52 Bradley Fergus56 Zach Hammell74 Bennett Tupling

[QueBec]20 Tiffany Frost38 Samantha Frost

[international]60 George Hollinshead, UK61 Alizah Fogden, Australia62 Heidi Nicholls, Australia63 Emil Martensson, Sweden64 Patrik Gustafsson, Sweden65 Vladimir Chytka, Czech66 Marko Kruusimagi, Estonia67 Dirgis Joemaa, Estonia68 Lucy Collin, New Zealand69 Mark Whelan, Ireland70 Michael Carey, Ireland71 Teanna Simpson, USA

My name is Lindsay Verwey, President of the Manitoba Junior Charolais Association, on behalf of this year’s conference planning committee I’d like to welcome you to the CCYA 2018 Manitoba conference! This year we have chosen Brandon’s Keystone Centre as our venue for this awesome event and it has already proven to be a hit with 79 juniors registered. We are all so excited to have you all here in the Wheat City and have a busy four days planned for everyone. Brandon has so much to offer from The Daly House Museum dating back to the late 1800’s to the Riverbank Discovery Centre that has beautiful walking paths down by the Assiniboine River. Not to mention it has countless of activities such as Thunderbird Bowling, Ambush Outdoor Paintball and Kickin’ Axe Throwing to name a few! We hope you will take some time to explore this great city. Joining us as well this year are twelve international participants! These seniors are from the United Kingdom, Australia, Sweden, Czech Republic, Estonia, New Zealand, Ireland and the United States, we hope they will find Canada to be as friendly and welcoming as we are known for being! I would also like to encourage parents to volunteer, this is an event for juniors to teach juniors, but there is always a need for a hand such as holding a steer for the judging classes or handing out snacks throughout the day! Lastly, thank you all so much for taking the time to register and come out for this event, these conferences are a great learning experience for everyone and always a good time spending time with so many young people who are all equally as passionate about the beef industry. Don’t feel intimidated to approach any member as this is a fun and friendly event created to connect the youth of our industry and the friendships made here are worth much more than any of the competitions!

Sincerely, Lindsay Verwey

Manitoba Junior Charolais Association President

[herdSMan] All participants with or without cattle will be split into groups The idea of the herdsman group is to challenge all competitors to work as a team and to help each other with the daily tasks of having cattle at a show. This means all competitors will lend a helping hand with morning and evening chores, keeping their area clean and to help one another out. This is also a competition and secret judges will be around the barn to see how well your team works together, how clean you stall and animals are, and may be looking for creativity of your stall display. Most of all this is to create a unique experience to make lifelong friendships and learn important skills for the future.

Champion Group: _____________________ Reserve Group: _______________________

[PhotograPhy] Judge: candace By

The photography competition looks for clarity, quality, originality and relationship to the Charolais industry. Take your camera out when the flowers are blooming in the pasture or during calving season, during sunset or sunrise, use different effects and contrast to make your picture stand out! Presentation and/or framing is not permitted. When printing your picture out, remember that it can’t be any bigger than 8 x 10. Pictures entered in past competitions will not be accepted.

JR Champion: _______________________ Reserve JR: _______________________INT Champion: _______________________ Reserve INT: _______________________SR Champion: _______________________ Reserve SR: _______________________

[art] Judge: candace By

All artwork must be done by the youth submitting it. The artwork must depict something directly related to the Charolais industry. It cannot contain photographs. Any medium may be used: pencil, crayon, pastel, paint, fabric, wood, clay, etc. Originality is the key. Presentation and/or framing are encouraged but no points are awarded on this basis. Artwork must be brought to the conference and entered when you register. Only one entry per exhibitor will be accepted. The highest placing between photography and artwork competitions will be used in aggregate and scholarship points. Artwork entered in past competitions will not be accepted.


grouP 1 Bret MarshallLarissa RuttenNoah MyhreEthan MyhreBlake AireySarah ScottMegan PerihGeorge Hollinshead

grouP 6Shelby EvansCalina EvansElise HoweMatthew Howe Brynn StepplerBrayden StepplerRandi VerweyLucy Collin

grouP 2Raelynne RossoHillary SauderHaley RossoWill RossoFischer CaversSamantha FrostTiffany FrostZach BaronAlizah Fogden

grouP 7 Wyatt ChingTyson BlackHaley DebenhamKylie BeckChristina FranksChase AireyBraden ScottBrandon AllisonMark Whelan

grouP 3 Dale WeinbenderCassidi ElderLukas CaversSarah BaronBrooklyn CrampCole MarcinkoskiDakota WilliamsHeidi Nicholls

grouP 9 Bradley FergusJaylin HillKaycee BuchananSage BuchananKaden BeckMyra RamseyAnna WielgoszTeanna Simpson

grouP 4 Dylan GrieveJustin HarcourtBryce FergusTayler AldcornZach HammellBrett TuplingGriffin TuplingBennett TuplingEmil Martensson

grouP 5 Lindsay VerweyKiernan OlsonMorgan DebenhamMason BeckClaire RamseyCarter WielgoszAva Wielgosz Dirgis Joemaa

[individual Judging] Judge: MarShall Mcdonald, wacey Mccaw, kolton McintoSh

Members will compete individually and will judge classes of steers, females, and bull calves, or other class as determined by the organizing committee. Junior participants will be expected to complete written reasons on three classes and oral reasons on one class, as determined by the organizing committee. The time limit for each class will be 20 minutes. The Intermediate and Senior participants will complete the same classes and be required to submit placing cards as well as complete oral reasons on all three classes.

[yearling heiferS] JR Champion: _______________________ Reserve JR: _______________________INT Champion: _______________________ Reserve INT: _______________________SR Champion: _______________________ Reserve SR: _______________________

[heifer calveS]


[SteerS] JR Champion: _______________________ Reserve JR: _______________________INT Champion: _______________________ Reserve INT: _______________________SR Champion: _______________________ Reserve SR: _______________________

[oral reaSonS] Judge: MarShall Mcdonald, wacey Mccaw, kolton McintoSh

Members will compete individually by presenting their oral reasons on previously judged steers, yearling heifers or bull calves. Junior members will only complete one set of reasons on a chosen class. Only junior members will be allowed to refer to their judging cards while giving their oral presentation. There will be a time limit of two minutes.


[keeP or cull] Judge: neil & cody carSon

Participants will compete individually and learn the basics of keeping females in the herd on the criteria of past performance and appearance. Members will be given EPD’s and a farm based scenario according to the competitors age category, as developed by the judge prior to competition, and will be expected to select three females from a pen of five. A class will be held by the judge prior to the competition to explain the fundamentals of EPD’s and what the industry is looking for in today’s producing animals. Members will have one hour to complete the class and seniors are expected to help juniors complete their card. Judge and conference committee are expected to clarify expectations of keep and cull card before the competition.


[teaM Judging] Judge: craig & triSha wilgenBuSchThe hosting province has the authority to choose if one or two classes will be judged. If expected to judge two classes, in the first class one team member will be responsible for the ring-person duties and the other will place the class and give a set of oral reasons to the audience. If there is time for a second class, the team members will alternate positions. This is encouraged.


[teaM Marketing] Judge: MeliSSa Mcrae, Mark Shologan & wilco van MeiJlEach team will have approximately 5-7 minutes to sell an animal, embryo, semen or related product to a prospective buyer. Teams will be judged on knowledge, enthusiasm, group cooperation/involvement and overall ability to convince and sell.


[individual Marketing] Judge: MeliSSa Mcrae, Mark ShologanIndividual marketing evaluates participant’s ability to promote a product (or service). Time is given at the conference; participants are not permitted to use/submit materials in advance.

[Junior Marketing] Juniors are given a choice of individual selling, or developing promotional item - one of: a radio ad or a magazine ad. Tape recorders and art supplies will be provided for the ads. 45 minutes will be given for individuals to prepare their marketing campaign.

Magazine ad: individual Selling: radio ad:Champion:____________ Champion:____________ Champion:____________Reserve:______________ Reserve:______________ Reserve:______________

[interMediate individual Marketing] Participants will be required to compare and critique two advertisements of the same medium, and will be judged on logic and effectiveness. Participants will be judged in originality, and content. Forty-five (45) minutes will be given for individuals to complete their questionnaire.

Champion:____________ Reserve Champion:____________

[Senior individual Marketing] Individuals will be required to develop a marketing plan for a specific scenario. The product/service will be selected by the organizing committee prior to the conference. A set of questions will be provided as a template for the plan, as well as necessary background information. Forty-five (45) minutes will be given for individuals to prepare their marketing plan. Plans will be submitted in writing and will be judged on logic, clarity, creativity and originality, and effectiveness.


[Junior]TEAM 1Cade WrightBrett TuplingTiffany Frost

TEAM 2Kira DaggSarah BaronJorja Beck

TEAM 3Anna WielgoszKaycee BuchananMadisyn Robertson

TEAM 4Ava WielgoszBraden ScottDakota Williams

TEAM 5Haley DebenhamCole MarcinkoskiSarah Scott

TEAM 6Saige BuchananBrooklyn CrampMorgan Debenham

TEAM 7Claire RamseyLukas CaversChase Airey

TEAM 8Matthew HoweNoah MyhreBrandon Allison

TEAM 9Griffin TuplingFischer CaversEthan Myhre

[inter]TEAM 1Bryce FergusSamantha Frost

TEAM 2Justin HarcourtHillary SauderRandi Verwey

TEAM 3Christina FranksMason BeckKiernan Olson

TEAM 4Kaden BeckTyson BlackCassidi Elder

TEAM 5Zach BaronHalle PackerWill Rosso

TEAM 6Jaylin HillMegan PerihKord Phillips

[Senior]TEAM 1Keegan BlehmRaelynne RossoDylan Grieve

TEAM 2Bret MarshallTayler AldcornKylie Beck

TEAM 3Bradley FergusShelby EvansLindsay Verwey

TEAM 4Larissa RuttenDale WeinbenderCalina Evans

TEAM 5Wyatt ChingZach HammellHaley Rosso

[int’ Senior]TEAM 1George HollinsheadMarko Kruusimagi

TEAM 2Alizah FogdenDorgis Joemaa

TEAM 3Heidi NichollsLucy Collins

TEAM 4Emil MartenssonMark Whelan

TEAM 5Patrik GustafssonMichael Carey

TEAM 6Vladmir ChytkaTeanna Simpson

[Pee wee]TEAM 1Carter WielgoszBrayden Steppler

TEAM 2Jack WrightBrynn Steppler

TEAM 3Bennett TuplingBlake Airey

TEAM 4Myra RamseyElise Howe

[teaM grooMing] Judge: JuStin carvey

The team grooming competition will be twenty minutes in length. Teams of two or three members from the same age group will be arbitrarily made prior to the show. Yearling heifers will be used exclusively for the competition. Junior members will be allowed to use calves. Heifers are to be washed and clipped prior to the competition but dressing prior to commencement will result in disqualification. Teams will be evaluated on the use of equipment, knowledge, skill, involvement, final appearance and presentation of the heifer. The use of unethical or artificial fitting practices will result in immediate disqualification and under no circumstances will be tolerated. Details can be decided at the discretion of the organizing committee.

JR Champion: __________________ Reserve JR: _________________INT Champion: __________________ Reserve INT:_________________SR Champion: __________________ Reserve SR: _________________Int’ SR Champion:________________ Reserve Int’ SR: ______________PW Champion: __________________ Reserve PW: _________________

[cook-off] Judge: helge By, kelly evanS, neil JakuBowSkiEach group will be provided with 2 steaks to cook for the judges. Steaks will be given out earlier in the day (in coolers). As a team, you need to decide on a menu or theme to your meal. You are responsible for your recipe supplies (spices, marinades, etc.), serving plates, BBQ utensils, additional menu items to go with your steak, etc (sides, dessert, drink, etc).


[aggregate] Juniors: Points will be awarded as follows: photography/art – best 5%, judging 25%, showmanship 10%, herdsmanship 5%, individual marketing 10%, team marketing or team judging 10%, keep/cull 5%, ambassador 10%, team grooming 10%, oral reasons 5% and 5% for bringing cattle.Intermediates & Seniors: Points will be awarded as follows: photography/art – best 5%, judging 30%, showmanship 10%, herdsmanship 5%, individual marketing 10%, team marketing or team judging 10%, keep/cull 5%, ambassador 10%, team grooming 10%, and 5% for bringing cattle.


[cca education award] SPonSor: canadian charolaiS aSSociationScholarships are awarded to the top three placing seniors at the Conference and Show based on their results in the following competitions: Judging & Oral reasons, Ambassador, Showmanship, Photography or Art (best of), Keep & Cull, Individual Marketing and the Essay Competition

1st ($1000): _______________________ 2nd ($500): _______________________3rd ($300): _______________________

[leaderShiP ScholarShiP] SPonSor: canadian charolaiS youth aSSociationScholarships are awarded based on an application and interview. Applicants are evaluated on their involvement and contribution to the industry and the association.

1st ($1400): _______________________ 2nd ($900): _______________________ 3rd ($700): _______________________

[Second generation award]When a parent was a CCYA Conference & Show participant and has continued to be an active member in the Canadian Charolais Association, and their son/daughter is a CCYA member and participant in the conference and show, they will be awarded a Second Generation Award.

[ShowManShiP] Judge: erin & fawn JackSon

The showmanship competition will be divided into the three age categories. Animals will be made available for participants not exhibiting in conformation. If the youth have their own animal, it must be used for the competition. Showmanship will be a non-fit/dry-brush competition; animals that have been fitted will not be allowed to be used for the competition. The assigned ring marshal’s decision will be final. The participants will be split up in a random fashion so that ages are mixed (within their age category). Top ten will be selected from each age group no matter on which split they are in.

[Junior]

[interMediate]

[Senior]

[international SeniorS] [Pee weeS]

Split 1Placing # Name _____ 6 Claire Ramsey _____ 9 Brooklyn Cramp _____ 10 Kira Dagg _____ 11 Madisyn Robertson _____ 13 Fischer Cavers _____ 19 Cole Marcinkoski_____ 21 Ethan Myhre

Split 2Placing # Name_____ 3 Cade Wright _____ 4 Brett Tupling _____ 8 Saige Buchanan _____ 12 Lukas Cavers _____ 15 Morgan Debenham _____ 23 Chase Airey _____ 25 Sarah Scott

Split 3Placing # Name_____ 2 Anna Wielgosz _____ 5 Griffin Tupling _____ 7 Kaycee Buchanan _____ 14 Sarah Baron _____ 16 Haley Debenham _____ 17 Matthew Howe_____ 18 Jorja Beck

Split 4Placing # Name_____ 1 Ava Wielgosz _____ 20 Tiffany Frost _____ 22 Noah Myhre _____ 24 Braden Scott _____ 26 Dakota Williams _____ 27 Brandon Allison

Split 1Placing # Name_____ 28 Justin Harcourt _____ 29 Christina Franks _____ 30 Zach Baron _____ 31 Jaylin Hill _____ 32 Bryce Fergus_____ 33 Mason Beck

Split 2Placing # Name_____ 34 Kaden Beck _____ 35 Halle Packer _____ 36 Kiernan Olson _____ 37 Megan Perih _____ 38 Samantha Frost

Split 3Placing # Name_____ 39 Tyson Black _____ 40 Hillary Sauder _____ 41 Will Rosso _____ 42 Randi Verwey _____ 43 Cassidi Elder _____ 44 Kord Phillips

Split 1Placing # Name_____ 45 Calina Evans _____ 46 Tayler Aldcorn _____ 47 Wyatt Ching _____ 48 Haley Rosso _____ 49 Larissa Rutten _____ 50 Dale Weinbender_____ 51 Keegan Blehm

Split 2Placing # Name_____ 52 Bradley Fergus _____ 53 Kylie Beck _____ 54 Shelby Evans _____ 55 Bret Marshall _____ 56 Zach Hammell _____ 57 Raelynne Rosso_____ 58 Dylan Grieve _____ 59 Lindsay Verwey

Split 1Placing # Name_____ 60 George Hollinshead _____ 61 Alizah Fogden _____ 62 Heidi Nicholls _____ 63 Emil Martensson _____ 64 Patrik Gustafsson _____ 65 Vladmir Chytka

Split 2Placing # Name_____ 66 Marko Kruusimagi _____ 67 Dorgis Joemaa _____ 68 Lucy Collins _____ 69 Mark Whelan _____ 70 Michael Carey _____ 71 Teanna Simpson

Split 1Placing # Name_____ 72 Carter Wielgosz _____ 73 Jack Wright _____ 74 Bennett Tupling _____ 75 Myra Ramsey _____ 76 Elise Howe _____ 77 Blake Airey

_____ 78 Brynn Steppler _____ 79 Brayden Steppler

JR Champion: __________________ Reserve JR: __________________INT Champion: __________________ Reserve INT:__________________SR Champion: __________________ Reserve SR: __________________Int’ SR Champion:________________ Reserve Int’ SR: _______________PW Champion: __________________ Reserve PW: _________________

[conforMation] Judge: carMan & donna JackSon

claSS 1a • PureBred Bull calf Born in 2018Placing # Name Animal Name DOB ______ 113 Carter Wielgosz SKW Disco 4F 01/01/2018 S: Pleasant Dawn Chisum 216A D: SKW Luxsurious 96D______ 114 Wyatt Ching Borderlands Fairplay 29F 02/02/2018 S: LT Ledger 0332 P D: Borderlands Candy 29C______ 115 Kiernan Olson MRT Ferdinand 833F 02/07/2018 S: JS Navajo Red 15X D: JS Geneva 367A______ 11 Justin Harcourt HBC Guerrero 812F

______ 117 Brayden Steppler DSY 274F

______ 118 Calina Evans LAE 880F

Bull Calf ChamPIoN: ___________________________ RESERVE Bull Calf ChamPIoN: ___________________________

claSS 1B • PureBred heifer calf Born 2018Placing # Name Animal Name DOB ______ 119 Brooklyn Cramp SHSH Dew Drop 1F 01/01/2018 S: Circle Cee Legend 307A D: Medonte Dew Drop 10D______ 120 Cassidi Elder Elders Revealing 8066F

______ 121 Haley Rosso Rosso 1F

hEIfER Calf ChamPIoN: _________________________ RESERVE hEIfER Calf ChamPIoN: __________________________

claSS 1c • PureBred yearling heifer Born in 2017 • SPlit 1Placing # Name Animal Name DOB ______ 122 Jaylin Hill Steppler Miss 13E 01/01/2017 S: Steppler Jacksonville 335Z D: Steppler Miss Geddes 62C______ 123 Tiffany Frost MRF Miss Ripper 1E 01/01/2017 S: HEJ Ripper 66P D: MRF Miss Merlot 101Z______ 124 Kaycee Buchanan Gerrard Amber 1E 01/01/2017 S: PH Persona 153A D: Gerrard Amber 28B______ 125 Griffin Tupling WSS Ela 700E 01/01/2017 S: Steppler Attain 160A D: WSS Miss 565C______ 126 Anna Wielgosz SKW Gala 1E 01/01/2017 S: LT Ledger 0332 P D: SKW Gala 18C______ 127 Claire Ramsey Rammer Erin 706E 01/03/2017 S: HTA Conrad 248Z D: WMM Percila 212Z

claSS 1c • PureBred yearling heifer Born in 2017 • SPlit 2Placing # Name Animal Name DOB ______ 128 Sarah Baron Steppler CCYA 2018 01/04/2017 S: Sparrows Braxton 519C D:McTavish Fayette 93A ______ 129 Saige Buchanan Bridor Ever After 23E 01/04/2017 S: KayR Velocity 812Z D: Bridor Zelma 19Z ______ 130 Tayler Aldcorn WSS Easy on the Eyes 722E 01/04/2017 S: MVY Xplorer 21X D: WSS Miss Attain 558C ______ 131 Halle Packer Steppler Miss 54E 01/05/2017 S: HRJ Crowd Favourite 515C D: Steppler Miss 322B ______ 135 Kiernan Olson LEJ Emelia 701E 01/07/2017 S: TR Red Smoke D: LEJ Just Chillaxin 524C

______ 136 Zach Baron JMB Rosetta 702E 01/07/2017 S: Rosso Bedford 41B D: JMB Ms Dateline 403B

claSS 1c • PureBred yearling heifer Born in 2017 • SPlit 3Placing # Name Animal Name DOB ______ 137 Calina Evans LAE Ivory 711E 01/07/2017 S: Sparrows Escobar 429B LAE Lilac 852U ______ 139 Mason Beck Beck’s Tassel 3E 01/09/2017 S: Cedardale Zeal 125Z D: Beck’s Tassel 32C______ 140 Zach Hammell MVY Stella 20E 01/09/2017 S: MCF Bohannon 305A D: MLP Stella 23S ______ 142 Jorja Beck Beck’s Mist 12E 01/10/2017 S: Cedardale Zeal 125Z D: Beck’s Mist 66C ______ 164 Keegan Blehm Whiterose Sophia 703E 01/07/2017

claSS 1c • PureBred yearling heifer Born in 2017 • SPlit 4Placing # Name Animal Name DOB ______ 145 Justin Harcourt HBC Ikea 707E 01/14/2017 S: Cedardale Zeal 125Z D: KCM Ikea 515R ______ 146 Brynn Steppler Echo Springs Serendipity 38E 01/14/2017 S: Cedardale Zeal 125Z D: Echo Springs Serendipity 112B ______ 17 Kord Phillips KAYR Miss Janis 709E 01/15/2017 S: Keys Jaxson 151B D: KayR Miss 528C ______ 148 Raelynne Rosso Rosso Ms Lady Vernice 1E 01/15/2017 S: Merit Roundup 9508W D: Rosso Lady Vernice 16C ______ 149 Christina Franks Borderlands Essence 9E 01/16/2017 S: LHD Cigar E46 D: Borderlands Oreo 38W ______ 150 Kira Dagg C2 Miss Reality 2E 01/17/2017 S: JWX Reality Red 73U D: C2 Miss 89B claSS 1c • PureBred yearling heifer Born in 2017 • SPlit 5Placing # Name Animal Name DOB ______ 151 Myra Ramsey Rammer Emilia 724E 01/17/2017 S: HTA Toledo 448B D: WMM Allison 327A ______ 152 Lukas Cavers C2 Fantasy 14E 01/23/2017 S: Elder’s Blackjack 788B D: HTA White Fantasty 291Z ______ 153 Dale Weinbender SHSH Shania 9E 01/23/2017 S: HRJ Crowd Favourite 515C D: SHSH Shania 77U ______ 154 Dylan Grieve C2 Michelle 18E 01/24/2017 S: C2 Carlos 33C D: C2 Michelle 80C ______ 155 Shelby Evans LAE Ebony 797E 01/28/2017 S: Circle Cee Legend 307A D: LAE Land of Fortune 154Y ______ 156 Samantha Frost MRF Miss SnowQueen 16E 01/29/2017 S: MRF Charlie 11A D: MRF Mel’s Snow White 1Y ______ 157 Fischer Cavers McTavish Sage 87E 01/29/2017 S: Whitecap Mr Compete 238C D: McTavish Silver Sage 112A

claSS 1c • PureBred yearling heifer Born in 2017 • SPlit 6Placing # Name Animal Name DOB ______ 132 Cassidi Elder Elders Revealing 92E 02/05/2017 S: KayR Extender 804C D: Medonte Revealing 10Z ______ 134 Tyson Black McTavish Pure Cream 24E 02/06/2017 S: SVY Monument Pld 159Y D: McTavish Purecream 12W ______ 138 Elise Howe WhiteCap Ms Lois 83E 02/07/2017 S: JWX Silver Buckle 524U D: Merit Lois 8819U ______ 144 Madisyn Robertson JMB Luann 739E 02/10/2017

S: Rosso Bedford 41B D: JMB Champagne 535C ______ 158 Will Rosso Rosso Ms Snowhite 02/15/2017 S: LT Ledger 0332 P D: Rosso Ms Snowwhite 13C ______ 159 Bradley Fergus LAE Ember 7134E 02/16/2017 S: HRJ Maverick 556C D: LAE Crimson Rose 501C ______ 160 Matthew Howe WhiteCap Ms Lois 142E 02/20/2017 S: Cedardale Zeal 125Z D: Merit Lois 8819U ______ 161 Cole Marcinkoski SHSH Callie 78E 02/20/2017 S: Merit 9809W D: SHSH Callie 416B

claSS 1c • PureBred yearling heifer Born in 2017 • SPlit 7Placing # Name Animal Name DOB ______ 133 Brett Tupling WSS Emotions 7104E 04/05/2017 S: KAYR Upswing 507Y D: WSS Miss 227Z ______ 162 Wyatt Ching Borderlands Elly 121E 03/28/2017 S: Winn Mans Kracken 635Z D: Borderlands Bailey 28B ______ 163 Cade Wright CFC 28E ______ 165 Noah Myhre DH Elizabeth 58E

JuNIoR ChamPIoN: ____________________________ RESERVE JuNIoR ChamPIoN: _____________________________

claSS 1d • PureBred feMale Born in 2016 with natural 2018 calfPlacing # Name Animal Name DOB CALF NAME ______ 166 Bret Marshall JIL Star Struck 13D/JIL 13F 01/03/2016 JIL 13F S: Dubuc Zenith 202Z D: JIL Starstruck 102B ______ 167 Dale Weinbender Medonte Dew Drop 10D 01/08/2016 Elders Revealing 8066F S: WC Benelli 2134 P ET D: Medonte Xpectation 15X ______ 168 Ava Wielgosz SKW 96D/SKW Disco 4F 01/18/2016 SKW Disco 4F S: LT Ledger 0332 P D: SKW Luxurious 160B ______ 169 Justin Harcourt HBC Echo 614D/HBC 812F 01/18/2017 HBC 812F S: TR PZC Mr Turton 0794 ET D: HBC Blossom 606S ______ 170 Brynn Steppler DSY 202D/DSY274F 01/20/2016 DSY 274F S: Sparrows Seminole 927W D: Steppler Miss 202U ______ 71 Haley Rosso Whitecap Ms Lanny 11D 01/02/2016 Rosso 1F S: Whitecap Brindle 57B D: Whitecap Ms Lanny 103B

claSS 1e PureBred feMale Born in 2015 or earlier with natural 2018 calfPlacing # Name Animal Name DOB CALF NAME ______ 172 Kiernan Olson JS Geneva 367A 02/02/2013 MRT Ferdinand 833F S: HTA Tuff Enuff 947W D: JS Geneva 306Y ______ 173 Wyatt Ching Borderlands Candy 29C 02/10/2015 Borderlands Fairplay 29F S: Winn Mans Kracken 635Z D: Borderlands Candy 75P ______ 174 Calina Evans LAE Calypso 555C 01/25/2015 LAE 880F S: Circle Cee Legend 307A D: LAE Angel Eyes 310A

SENIoR ChamPIoN: ____________________________ RESERVE SENIoR ChamPIoN: _____________________________

GRaNd ChamPIoN fEmalE: _____________________________________________________________________________

RESERVE ChamPIoN fEmalE: ____________________________________________________________________________

claSS 111a • Market SteerPlacing # Name Animal Name______ 100 Morgan Debenham Rolo______ 101 Haley Debenham T.J.______ 102 Bret Marshall 24E Sirloin______ 103 Kylie Beck Harvey______ 104 Dylan Grieve Smoke Show______ 175 Shelby Evans Spot

ChamPIoN STEER: ______________________________ RESERVE ChamPIoN STEER: ______________________________

claSS 111c • coMMercial yearling heifer Born in 2007Placing # Name Animal Name ______ 105 Megan Perih Bailey______ 106 Jaylin Hill ______ 107 Kaden Beck Harper______ 108 Jack Wright Sweetie______ 109 Bret Marshall 45E Cowgirl______ 110 Bret Marshall 174E ______ 111 Larissa Rutten Peach 3E______ 112 Larissa Rutten Cream 10E

ChamPIoN CommERCIal fEmalE: _______________________________________________________________________

RESERVE CommERCIal fEmalE: _________________________________________________________________________

Shawn & Tanya Airey, along with their children, Chase (7) & Blake (5), own and operate HTA Charolais near Rivers, MB. Shawn’s parents, Harry & Joan Airey, started the herd in 1972. Growing up, Shawn attended many CCYA conferences. As a CCYA Alumni, he knows first hand the benefits of attending. He volunteers his time as a leader of their local Rivers 4-H Beef Club and is keen on helping the kids learn. Tanya volunteered her time to the CCYA organizing committee. This will be Chase & Blake’s first conference! Tanya did not attend CCYA growing up but that only makes her appreciate and recognize the conference as such a huge opportunity for youth to learn life long skills. Shawn & Tanya are excited for the opportunity for their children to participate in the conference. They realize that it takes volunteers to make these events happen and that it is worth their time investment. They have always felt the youth were one of the most important as they are the future of our industry.

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C2 Charolais is located in south central Manitoba, 15 miles north of the USA border. Owned and operated by Jeff, Jackie, Fischer and Lukas Cavers and Keegan Blehm. Jeff is the Vice President of the Manitoba Charolais Association, Jackie is the Charolais rep with the Manitoba Youth Beef Roundup show and Keegan is the Manitoba rep of the CCYA National Board. Keegan has participated in several conferences ranging from Alberta to Ontario. Fischer has attended 2 others and this will be Lukas’s first. We believe these conferences are a first class opportunity for our youth to gain knowledge of the livestock industry. The friends made and the skills learned here will benefit them for the rest of their lives. The CCYA creates tomorrows leaders wherever life takes them.

Andre and Katie Steppler, daughter Brynn (6) and son Brayden (4), reside on the family farm near Miami, Mb where Andre along with his 3 brothers and parents operate multi-faceted Steppler Farms Ltd. Andre manages the 450 cow/calf registered Charolais cattle enterprise. Katie works at the regional Boundary Trails Hospital as a Physiotherapist. Steppler Farms will be celebrating their 43rd year of breeding Charolais and will be celebrating 98 years farming. The farm holds an annual spring bull sale in March and female sale in the fall. Supporting the youth of the industry has always been important to the Steppler family. Multiple years serving on breed association boards, ag societies, and being 4-H leaders have provided several opportunities to put youth incentives in the forefront. Andre is a CCYA Alumni, with one regret of not attending as many conferences as possible. This year will be Brynn and Brayden’s first of many conferences!

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to the volunteerS, ParticiPantS, ParentS & JudgeS for your tiMe and dedication to the charolaiS youth!

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