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4-H Sheep Show at the Logan County
Fair
[August 10, 2026]
Although it was a dreary
morning on Thursday, the 4-H sheep show drew a large crowd. Family
and friends packed the bleachers and aisles of the sheep barn to
support their 4-Hers. Junior Miss Falyn Farmer and Little Miss
Finley Farmer were on hand to help present award ribbons.
The sheep show highlights both
breeding and market classes as well as special classes like the
Sheep Scramble Class. The breeding sheep division is judged based on
structural correctness, breed standards, and fleece quality. Among
the breeds featured this year were Dorper, Dorset, Hampshire, and
Montadale. They are further broken down into age groups by ewe lamb,
ewe 1 year and older, ram lamb, and pair of lambs. The market sheep
are judged based on their meat traits and are split into
lightweight, mediumweight, and heavyweight classes. As the 4-H
exhibitors brought out their sheep, the judge examined each sheep
thoroughly and provided feedback to each exhibitor on their sheep.
Awards were given in the following categories:
Supreme Overall Female: Raylon Schreiner
Grand Champion Ewe Lamb: Emma Boerma
Reserve Grand Champion Ewe Lamb: Raylon Schreiner
Grand Champion Ram Lamb: Raylon Schreiner
Reserve Grand Champion Ram Lamb: Jaelyn Anderson
Grand Champion Pair of Lambs: Raylon Schreiner
Reserve Grand Champion Pair of Lambs: Jaelyn Anderson
Grand Champion Ewe: Raylon Schreiner
Reserve Grand Champion Ewe: Jaelyn Anderson
Grand Champion Wether: Luke Olson
Reserve Grand Champion Wether: Luke Olson
Grand Champion Pair of Wethers: Luke Olson
Reserve Grand Champion Pair of Wethers: Raylon Schreiner
Grand Champion Commercial Ewe: Hank Gary
Reserve Grand Champion Commercial Ewe: Scout Coers
Senior Sheep Showmanship: Raylon Schreiner
Junior Sheep Showmanship: Emma Boerma
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In the Scramble class, awards
are given for appearance, showmanship, conformation, and record
keeping. The Sheep Scramble is not won through a traditional
scramble, but through an essay contest. The sheep are then
donated and sponsored by various donors for the youth to care
for throughout the year. Emma Boerma, daughter of Brian and Sara
Boerma from Hartsburg, swept all four categories.
The Sheep Scramble class was ranked as follows:
1st: Emma Boerma
2nd: Hannah Glandon
3rd: Camden Fowler
4th: Scout Coers
5th: Emerson Bolen
6th: Robby Benner
As the main show wrapped up, lunch was provided to those in
attendance and excitement built for the afternoon’s Peewee Sheep
Show and the Costume Contest.
4-H Sheep Show at the Logan County Fair photo slideshow part 1
4-H Sheep Show at the Logan County Fair photo slideshow part 2
4-H Sheep Show at the Logan County Fair photo slideshow part 3
4-H Sheep Show at the Logan County Fair photo slideshow part 4
4-H Sheep Show at the Logan County Fair photo slideshow part 5
[Joli Boerma Crane]
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