Canton FFA and 4H participated in the Oklahoma Youth Expo over spring break. Different species and breeds arrive and show at different times during the 10 day event from March 8-17. OYE is the largest junior livestock show in the world, as well as the largest single event for students in the state.

Results are as follows: 

Heifers:

Marci Kopf- 1st in class, reserve division champion commercial

Kayli Kopf- 4th in class commercial

Emma Hoffman- 4th in class Shorthorn

Hayden Thompson- 5th in class commercial

Emberly Thompson- 10th in class with commercial, 6th in class Chianina

Kasidee Pope- 7th in class polled hereford

Cole Bickerstaff- 4th in class Charolais

Nick Sullins- 8th in class commercial 

Amanda Schoonmaker- 2nd and 4th commercial

Blair Dowell- 2nd in class with Angus, 2nd in class Chianina

Chase Dowell- 1st in class, reserve bred and owned Charolais Composite

Steers:

Cole Bickerstaff- 13th in class cross 

Amanda Schoonmaker- 6th in class Chianina

Gilts:

Amanda Schoonmaker- 10th in class Chester 

Sheep: 

Brieley Scott- 2nd in class, champion Southdown ewe, reserve champion jr showmanship, 8th in class Shrop whether, 7th in class with Shrop ewe

Amanda Schoonmaker- 12th in class Hamp whether