Menard brings home 4-H state championship in wool and mohair judging; places 2 in creative arts

  • HARD WORK NEVER GOES OUT OF STYLE- Makenzie Wright (l) and Jacey Sealy wow Texas 4-H Roundup with their sewing projects once again. Courtesy photo.
    HARD WORK NEVER GOES OUT OF STYLE- Makenzie Wright (l) and Jacey Sealy wow Texas 4-H Roundup with their sewing projects once again. Courtesy photo.
  • STATE CHAMPS- Champions collect banners. Exceptional teams collect banners, buckles, plaques, and individual honors too. Congratulations,State 4-H Wool Champion Team (pictured l to r) Coach Jason Bannowsky, Cado Bannowsky, Makenzie Wright, Taytum Chambless, and Kade Bannowsky. Courtesy photo.
    STATE CHAMPS- Champions collect banners. Exceptional teams collect banners, buckles, plaques, and individual honors too. Congratulations,State 4-H Wool Champion Team (pictured l to r) Coach Jason Bannowsky, Cado Bannowsky, Makenzie Wright, Taytum Chambless, and Kade Bannowsky. Courtesy photo.
    By Lisa Brown, Menard AgriLife Extension Agent Menard County 4-H had a great week at Texas 4-H Roundup held on the campus of Texas A&M University. The Wool Judging Team of Cado and Kade Bannowsky, Makenzie Wright, and Taytum Chambless won the Wool Contest, making them the 2026 State Champion Wool Team.Individual Wool Overall Awards were as follows: 1st High Individual – Cado Bannow...

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