Fayette County 4-H compete in San Antonio LS&R Food Challenge
SAN ANTONIO — Fayette County 4-H members competed in the San Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo Food Challenge Contest on Feb. 6.
The Fayette County Junior Team, Simmer Down, placed first in the Junior Side Dish Category
and advanced to the final round. In the final round, Simmer Down was named the Reserve Champion Junior Team.
Team members includes Tatum Fritsch, Ally Kibby and Sawyer Mau.
The Fayette County Senior Team, 3 Girls in Chef Coats, placed second in the Senior Healthy Dessert Category.
The team includes Elenor Carey, Elena Supak and Tori Newton.
The Fayette County Senior Team, Shaker Bakers, placed third in the Senior Main Dish Category. Team members include Kandon Kaspar, Scotti Beseda, MacKayla Griffin and Hailey Janish.
The Fayette County Junior Team, Creative Cooks Jr, placed second in the Junior Main Dish Category. The team includes Charli Hadaway, MaeBess Huette and Taylyn Newton.
The Fayette County Junior Team, Beefmasters, placed third in the Junior Healthy Dessert Category. Team members include Kaylyn Beseda, Emory Malota, Kloey Noska and Tate Fritsch.
The Fayette County Junior Team, Cooking Crayons, competed in the Junior Main Dish Category.
Team members are Kennedy Kaspar, Addi Muphy, Carlie Finke and Creed Kulhanek.
The Fayette County Junior Team, Turnip the Beet, competed in the Junior Side Dish Category. Team members include Haddie Krebs, Harper Malota, Brady Noska and Canaan Beseda.
The Fayette County Junior Team, Kucumber Kids, competed in the Junior Appetizer Category.
Team members include Langley Murphy, Helen Streiff, McKenna Zarosky and Cash O’Neal.
The Fayette County Junior Team, Slice N Dice, competed in the Junior Appetizer Category.
Team members include Lydia Beseda, Ainsley Murphy, Raelynn Beseda, and Henley Sodek.
The Simmer Down team, beginning third from left, Tatum Fritch, Ally Kibby and Sawyer Mau, are flanked on both sides by sales representatives as they pose for their Reserve Champion Junior Team picture at the San Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo Food Challenge Contest on Feb. 6. Courtesy photo
