10/24/2026
It’s been a long day but a great one! This will not be the last post about this year’s Woolpack 4-H Sheep Project but I can’t go to bed without giving these wonderful families a small shout out before we flood social media with much better images than what I captured on my cell phone.
Today we not only survived, but celebrated some huge achievements for our team. Some in the show ring for the VERY first time with any species, some attending or showing at the NC State Fair for the very first time. This project allows growth for those new to animal science projects, new to 4-H and also those that have been kicking around for a few minutes.
Realizing that when your own team is 10 of the 13 lambs in one class that not everyone can come out with blue; our kids still seemed to be genuinely excited for one another. That is something that will take each of us a long way in life.
I will list out placings better in a follow up post but a huge congratulations to Landen Flores for exhibiting today’s Jr Supreme Champion and also the NC Born and Bred Grand Champion. This CVM Romeldale was raised by Susan Proctor and leased for her lamb and yearling years so that our youth can learn more about this breed. Thank you Mrs. Susan for supporting our 4-H’ers and thank you Melissa Gray for making these fun connections possible.
With 28 sheep and 25 youth we have lots of classes placings, winners, NC winners and had four or ten in the final drive I think.
For showmanship, which is Mrs. Tara’s favorite we had lots that made it to the top ten and the classes were super impressive in quality this year. Everyone looked amazing!
Showmanship top honors:
Novice Champion: Adeline Prinz
Novice Res. Champion: Gemma Santilli
Junior Res. Champion: Charlotte Saunders
Senior Res. Champion: Halle Taylor
Super Sr. Champion: Tyler Folsom