2022 Brazos County Youth Livestock Show

Since 1956

2022 DAiLY ShoW SCheDuLe

Saturday, March 19

9 a.m. Commercial Steer Test and Interview

8 p.m. – Midnight Queen’s Dance

Sunday, March 20

Before 3 p.m. Arrival of Commercial Steers

Tuesday, March 22

7 a.m. Commercial Steer Breakfast/Awards (Brazos County Expo Center)

7:30 – 9 a.m. Consumer Science Entry Arrival & Check-In

10 a.m. Judging of Consumer Science Division

NOON COMMERCIAL STEER PREMIUM SALE (Brazos Valley Livestock Commission)

3 – 6 p.m. Ag Mechanics Move In

4 – 7 p.m. Viewing Consumer Science Entries & Bake Sale after completion of judging

6 p.m. Consumer Science Award Presentation

5 – 8 p.m. Stalling/Pen Assignments & Tack Move In Market Lambs, Goats, Barrows, Steers and Heifers (Pick up Breed Packets)

Wednesday, March 23

6:30 – 9 a.m. Market Barrow Arrival, Check-In

7 – 9 a.m. Market Rabbit Arrival, Advanced Showing & Judging

10 a.m. Market Rabbit Final Judging (Rabbits to be removed at conclusion of Market Rabbit Show) and awards following

10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Market Steer and Heifer Arrival

11 – 2 p.m. Market Barrow Weigh-in and Classification

1 – 2 p.m. Market Lambs Arrival, Check-In, Weigh-In & Classification

2 – 3 p.m. Market Goat Arrival, Check-In & Weigh-In

4:30 - 6 p.m. Begin Market Steer Classification, Hair Check & Weigh-in Breed order for Classification (ABC, British, and AOB)

5 – 6 p.m. (Est.) Viewing of Consumer Science Entries & Bake Sale

6 p.m. Market Lamb Show

7 p.m. Market Goat Show (or immediately following lamb show)

Thursday, March 24

7 – 8 a.m. Arrival and Sift of Market Broilers and Turkeys

8 a.m. Judging of Ag Mechanics

8:30 a.m. Judging of Market Turkeys Followed by Market Broilers(Released at Conclusion of Show)

10 – 5 p.m. Viewing Consumer Science Entries & Bake Sale

2:30 p.m. Ag Mechanics Awards

3 p.m. Market Swine Show Swine Pee Wee Showmanship (Following the heavy weight cross class and before the champ drive)

5 – 6 p.m. Check-out for Consumer Sciences

Friday, March 25

9 a.m. Special Edition Livestock Show

9:30 – 1:30 p.m. Ag-you-cate

10 a.m. Deadline to drop from the sale. (Except Steers)

12 p.m. Breeding Heifer Show

2 p.m. Judging of Market Steers

30 MIN AFTER STEER SHOWMANSHIP CONCLUDES DEADLINE TO DROP FROM THE SALE (STEER EXIHIBITORS) The sale order will be posted Friday night on the BCYLA website following the Steer Show

Saturday, March 26

8 a.m. Mandatory Premium Sale Orientation and Volunteer opportunities

2 P.M. NATIONAL ANTHEM BCYLA SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS PREMIUM AUCTION

Sunday, March 27

A LETTER FROM THE SHOW PRESIDENT

Dear Brazos County Youth Livestock Show Exhibitors, Parents and Supporters, I am honored to represent the Brazos County Youth Livestock Show and look forward to an exciting and successful 2022 Livestock Show. Please mark your calendars for March 19th through March 26th to come support the youth of Brazos County. The events will be held at the Brazos County Expo Center on Leonard Road with the exception of the Commercial Steer Sale on March 22nd at the Brazos Valley Livestock Commission on Highway 21.

We will kick off the 2022 Livestock Show

with our Queen’s Coronation on Saturday, March 19th beginning at 8:00 p.m. at the Expo Center. Come see the 2022 BCYLS Queens Court and join us in celebrating the crowning of the BCYLS Queen.

The events of the week will conclude on Saturday, March 26th with a live premium auction beginning at 2 p.m. Scholarship recipients will be recognized just prior to the auction.

beginning at 2 p.m. Scholarship

I look forward to seeing you there..... thank you for your support!

- Frank Heifrin President, BCYLA

BCYLA S C ho LA r S hip p rogr A m

The Brazos County Youth Livestock Association will award scholarships to some qualifying Brazos County young men and women who are seniors in high school and who plan to study at an institution of higher education or technical school. These scholarships will be awarded during the Special Awards Session just prior to the Brazos County Youth Livestock Show Premium Auction.

Eligibility: The candidates must be a high school senior who will graduate by the spring semester of 2022 and are either members of 4-H or FFA.

(A signature of the county extension agent or agriculture science teacher is required as part of the certification). They will be confined to those who have been either accepted or enrolled in a Texas college, university or trade school but are not limited to a specific or restricted major. Scholarship winners must take a minimum of 12 hours for the 2021 fall semester with proof of their registration and payment provided to the BCYLA secretary before the recipient’s check is mailed. If a scholarship winner has not enrolled in a college,

university or trade school within 12 months of the fall of 2022, the scholarship will be forfeited.

Requirements: Attendance at the 2022 BCYLA Auction is required as winners will be announced and recognized. An applicant must be a member of BCYLA, 4-H, FFA or FCCLA. He/she must demonstrate their past participation in the BCYLS. This requirement will be heavily weighted in the selection committee’s final decision.

Over$25,000 in scholarships awarded in 2021 to these winners!

Graduating Senior Scholarships

Madison Colvin – Ann Wilder Memorial

Courtney Thurman – Bobby Cargill Memorial

Kaitlyn Kotrla – Sammy Catalena Memorial

Reagan Bethke

Abby Burkham

Peyton Flusche

JadaLea Isles

Weston McElroy

Tyler Towns

Claire Vilas

Queen’s Contest Scholarships

Kendall Bone – 2021 BCYLS Queen

Jadalea Isles – First Runner Up & High Ticket Sales

Alyssa Hinton – 2nd Runner Up

Breeding Heifer Show Scholarships

Will Philipello – Grand Champion

Kyler Wendt – Reserve Grand Champion

Howdy! As the 2021 BCYLS Queen I am thrilled to announce that the 66th Annual Brazos County Youth Livestock Show is quickly approaching! This year’s events will kick off on March 19th with the Queen’s Dance featuring Kenny Ortz and No Chance and the

A note from BCYLS 2021 Queen

crowning of the 2022 Queen. Following the Queen’s Dance, BCYLS exhibitors will spend the week of March 20-26 showcasing their projects through the exhibiting of livestock, agricultural mechanics, and the family and consumer science shows. In addition to the show events there will be 2 auctions held, one for the Junior Commercial Steer Contest on Tuesday, March 22nd at 12:00pm and at the Premium Auction on Saturday March 26th at 2:00pm.

On behalf of all of the hard working BCYLS exhibitors, I encourage our entire community to come out to the show and support our youth involved in 4-H, FFA, and FCCLA. These youth have worked so hard to get their projects ready for the show and would love to see our community come out to support and reward these exhibitors!

My time serving as the 2021 BCYLS Queen has been such a great experience! From spending time throughout the show week at various events to working with the youth of our county, I truly experienced the county show in a new way. From the amazing group

of adult leaders to the volunteers, sponsors, and buyers, I saw a community build up around our exhibitors to make sure they had the best experience possible! The show would not be the same without these supporters, making sure the show ran smoothly. Without these supporters we would have never seen such success in our county sale, and for that I thank you!

My involvement in Brazos County 4-H, College Station FFA, and the Brazos County Youth Livestock Show has had a huge impact on my life. Whether it was exhibiting my livestock to the best of my ability or spending my time helping others, the impact these organizations have had on me, truly has molded me into the person I am today.

As my time as BCYLS Queen and exhibitor comes to an end, I want to personally thank each BCYLS Board of Director, Committee Chair, and Volunteer for their dedication to this show, giving selflessly their time and talents to make the show and sale possible each and every year.

Thank you! - Kendall Bone, 2021 Queen

Annual Brazos County Youth Livestock Show

2022

friDAY, mArCh 25th - 9:00Am

The Brazos County Youth Livestock Show is hosting a program to give hands on livestock experience to special needs kids in our area.

Participants will receive hands on experience with lambs and goats with the help of a buddy and will have the opportunity to exhibit the animal in the livestock show with the help of a buddy.

Sponsored by: Thanks for hosting!Thanks for breakfast!

BCYLA Commercial Steer Breakfast and Premium Sale was held Tuesday, March 22nd at the EXPO Center

2022 GRaND CHaMPIoNS

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET STEER

Camryn Skaggs

Buyers: Milano Livestock Exchange, Carwile Show Steers, Brazos County Farm Bureau, GKB Cattle, Champion Steer Syndicate

GRAND CHAMPION AG MECHANICS

Sean Gibson

Buyer: P Squared Transport

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET BARROW

Kaylynn Kieschnick

Buyers: South 40 Vet, Brady McCleary, Cody Construction, Caldwell Country /Rockdale Ford, Crossroads Moving

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET GOAT

Courtney Thurman

Buyers: Tucker Construction, Greener Images, Silver Spurs, Anthony Lampo, Yesterday’s/Joe’s Place

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET RABBITS

Berklee Binford

Buyer: Allen Samuels - Hearne

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET TURKEYS

Thatcher Lyne

Buyer: Dusty Winder

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB

Ava Allensworth

Buyer: Allen Samuels - Hearne

PHOTOS

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET BROILERS

Jordan Priest

Buyer: Schieffer Corp

66th Annual Brazos County Youth Livestock Show

BY DEVIN SISK PHOTOGRAPHY

2022 ReSeRVe CHaMPIoNS

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET BARROW

Claire Kieschnick

Buyer: Crossroads Moving, Marek Brothers Construction, McCullough Construction

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET STEER

Tyler Towns

Buyer: Allen Samuels - Hearne

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET GOAT

Weston McElroy

Buyer: Texas A&M System (Chancellor John Sharp)

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET RABBITS

Aiden Pekar

Buyer: Allen Samuels - Hearne

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET TURKEYS

Quinton Lyne

Buyer: Dusty Winder

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET BROILERS

JadaLea Isles

Buyer: Allen Samuels - Hearne

PHOTOS BY DEVIN SISK PHOTOGRAPHY

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB

Kaitlin Chabot

Buyer: Kelly Burt Dozer

2022 CoMMeRCIal STeeRS

GRAND CHAMPION COMMERCIAL STEERS

Will Herd

RESERVE CHAMPION COMMERCIAL STEERS

Abbie Brown

2022 bReeDING HeIfeRS

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GRAND CHAMPION OVERALL Will Philipello

RESERVE CHAMPION OVERALL Kyler Wendt

Buyer: Silver Spurs

Buyer: Capital Farm Credit

PHOTOS BY DEVIN SISK PHOTOGRAPHY

Buyer: Brazos Valley Livestock Commission

Buyer: Twin Spires Farm

Buyer: EG Land & Livestock

Buyer: EG Land & Livestock

Buyer: McCord Engineering & JM Cattle

2022 faMIlY CoNSUMeR SCIeNCeS

66th Annual Brazos County Youth Livestock Show

CLASS CHAMPION ARTS & CRAFTS Cassidy Hassell

CLASS CHAMPION BAKED GOODS

Madeline Luedke

CLASS CHAMPION CANNED GOODS

Kyler Wendt

CLASS CHAMPION ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE

Keely Loyd

CLASS CHAMPION WOODWORKING/ METALWORKING Brady McCleary

CLASS CHAMPION SEWING

Cassidy Hassell

CLASS CHAMPION PHOTOGRAPHY Peyton Smith

RESERVE CLASS CHAMPION ARTS & CRAFTS

Luke Sanders

RESERVE CLASS CHAMPION BAKED GOODS

Luke Smith

RESERVE CLASS CHAMPION CANNED GOODS

Landon Prouse

RESERVE CLASS CHAMPION ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE Taylor McKeathan

RESERVE CLASS CHAMPION WOODWORKING/ METALWORKING Carson Dodd

RESERVE CLASS CHAMPION SEWING Taylor Anderson

RESERVE CLASS CHAMPION PHOTOGRAPHY

Zachary Smith

PHOTOS BY DEVIN SISK PHOTOGRAPHY

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Saturday, March 26th AT 2PM BCYLS Premium Auction

Save time by registering as a buyer early. When you arrive at the auction, you can check in and pickup your buyer number.

Please contact Kristi Smith (BCYLA@OUTLOOK.NET or 936-825-5776) with any questions.

2022 BUYER INFORMATION

e Directors, O cers, and Chairpersons would like to extend our appreciation for your participation in the Brazos County Youth Livestock Show’s Premium Auction. is is the culmination of the exhibitor’s work in his or her project area.

PREMIUM BUYERS

• Premium Auction is a “live” auction. You are encouraged to bid and bid often.

• You can register as a buyer at the buyer registration table to be a premium buyer and purchase an exhibitor’s project at the sale.

• A buyer registration number will be given to you when you register. You can do this as an individual, a company or a group of individuals or companies.

• The Association will bill you for your purchase(s) usually within 30 days of the sale.

ADD-ON BUYERS

• You can support exhibitors by pledging a monetary amount of your choice which is called an Add-On. Add-Ons can be made to any eligible exhibitor that exhibited a project at the 2022 BCYLS show regardless of whether or not their project made the premium sale.

• You may obtain an Add-On form and a complete list of exhibitors from the Buyer Registration/Add On table at the sale or you may download it from the website at www.bcyla.net

• Add-On forms can be returned via email to BCYLA@OUTLOOK.NET . Please, no add-ons from the oor during the auction.

e BCYLA 250 Club is a buyers group focused on supporting exhibitors who have earned a spot in the Premium Auction. Our goal is to make sure exhibitors are rewarded for their commitment, responsibility and hard work.

Contact a BCYLA 250 Club member for more information:

Matt Stokes (979) 229-9961, Frank Heifrin (979) 255-3213

Lorin Kieschnick (979) 219-4563

e Silver Spurs is a non-pro t, charity buyers group with a mission to support exhibitors at the annual Brazos County Youth Livestock Show premium sale. To ful ll our mission, a fundraising and social event is held annually which includes a Casino Night, Steak Dinner and Reverse Ra e. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and all funds will be used to support the BCYLS youth through the premium sale and add-ons. To date, Silver Spurs has contributed over $250,000 to the youth of the Brazos County Livestock Show.

For more information or sponsorship opportunities, contact via email silverspursbcyls@gmail.com or any of the following: Stanley Kelley 979-777-6698, James Schuler 979-255-3975, Rick Britten

979-571-2890 Jennifer Ann Scasta 903-926-5514, Craig Hillert 979-220-9088, or Vicki Hillert 979-412-0973.

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2022 QUeeN NoMINeeS

Alyssa Hinton

Alyssa Hilton is a senior at College Station High School. Her projects include showing market rabbits, market goats, FCS baked goods, FCS photography, Entrepreneurship and placement

SAE’s, Agriscience fair project. Her hobbies include cooking, hiking, serving the community and spending time with friends and family.

Raven Newton

Raven Newton is a senior at College Station High School. She shows pigs and enjoys cheer, gymnastics, track and FFA.

Lainey Bone

Lainey Bone is a freshman at IL Texas Aggieland High School. Her projects include sheep and goats. Hobbies include softball, showing livestock and volleyball.

Riley Stokes

Riley Stokes is a freshman at Rudder High School. Her projects include Agriculture Sciences, Beef Cattle, Market Rabbits, Public Speaking, Leadership, Community Service and Food and Nutrition.

Hobbies include working with steers, increasing skills in the kitchen, and learning how to play tennis.

Whi ney Bishop

Whitney Bishpo is a freshman at College Station High School. Her projects include steers, goats and rabbits. She enjoys hanging out with friends and working in the barn. She is a member of Lil’ & Elite Wrangles and plays volleyball.

St mi Sigler

Stormi Sigler is a senior at College Station High School. Her projects include College Station FFA, swine and advocating for agriculture. Hobbies include meat judging, running, and reading.

Tayl Anderson

Taylor Anderson is a freshman at Allen Academy. She shows simmental heifers and enjoys reading, sewing and playing basketball.

Olivia Smith

Olivia Smith is a sophmore at College Station High School. Her projects include market barrows, market broilers and family& consumer science. Her hobbies include listening to music, riding horses, riding 4wheelers and showing pigs.

2021 JUNIoR boaRD

Alyssa Hilton

Alyssa Hilton is a senior at College Station High School. Her projects include showing market rabbits, market goats, FCS baked goods, FCS photography, Entrepreneurship and placement SAE’s, Agriscience fair project. Her hobbies include cooking, hiking, serving the community and spending time with friends and family.

Amanda Dean Ava Allensworth

Amanda Dean is a sophmore at A&M Consolidated High School. Her projects include showing 3 market goats, FCS canned goods, FCS photography, FCS ornamental horticulture and FCS arts & crafts. Her hobbies include 4-H and FFA. In the future she would like to be a veterinarian.

Avery Cammack Becca Catlin

Avery Cammack is a junior at St. Joseph Catholic School. Her projects include showing swine and steer. Her hobbies include being in the barn, attending school activities, being a member of the American Sign Language Club. She is currently enrolled in the Dual Program through Blinn College and taking first-year History and English courses.

Karli Kaase

Karli Kaase is a senior at College Station High School. Her project is market barrows. Her hobbies include College Station FFA, meat judging, spending time outdoors and traveling. In the future, she wants to persue ag production and management.

Becca Catlin is a junior at Rudder High School. Her projects include showing market rabbits and food and nutrition. Her hobbies include 4-H, art and drawing. In the future she would like to pursue a career in the culinary arts or interior design.

Kendall Bone

Kendall Bone is a senior at College Station High School. Her projects include sheep and goats. Her hobbies include Runtin’ and Gruntin’ 4-H, FFA, owning a small business, attending church, cross country/ track runner, NHS member and girls state member. In the future she would like to pursue a career as an architect/entrepreneur.

Ava Allensworth is a sophmore at Rudder High School. Her projects include showing sheep and goats. Her hobbies include 4-H and FFA and the high school tennis team. She also spends a lot of time in the barn with her animals. In the future she will probably have something to do with real estate and buying/ selling land.

Luke Sanders

Luke Sanders is a junior at A&M Consolidated High School. His projects include market goats, FCS, Livestock Judging, Livestock Skill-a-thon, and Veterinary Science Skill-a-thon. His hobbies include 4-H, FFA, interning at West Brazos Animal Center and attending youth at Grace Bible Church. In the future, he wants to become a small animal veterinarian.

Kyler Wendt

Kyler Wendt is a sophmore at College Station High School. His projects in 4-H are FCS, rabbits, goats, sheep, heifer, vet science and livestock judging projects. His hobbies include working with my animals, livestock judging, participating in other 4-H and FFA contests,helping others, fishing and hunting.In the future, he wants to attend college to livestock judge and become a cattle embryologist.

Olivia Smith

Olivia Smith is a sophmore at College Station High School. Her projects include market barrows, market broilers and family& consumer science. Her hobbies include listening to music, riding horses, riding 4wheelers and showing pigs. In the future she would like to persue a career as an agriculture science teacher and FFA advisor.

Miranda Skaggs

Miranda Skaggs is a junior at Rudder High School. Her projects include registered breeding heifers, market steers, market barrows, competing in livestock judging, wool judging, livestock quizbowl, educational presentations, public speaking, creed speaking, and job interview. In the future, she hopes to become an agricultural lawyer after attending Texas A&M University.

Riley Stokes

Riley Stokes is a freshman at Rudder High School. Her projects include Agriculture Sciences, Beef Cattle, Market Rabbits, Public Speaking, Leadership, Community Service and Food and Nutrition. Hobbies include working with steers, increasing skills in the kitchen, and learning how to play tennis. In the future she plans to study Ag Business at Texas A&M University and become a sales rep for a major show supply company.

Stormi Sigler

Stormi Sigler is a senior at College Station High School. Her projects include College Station FFA, swine and advocating for agriculture. Hobbies include meat judging, running, and reading. In the future she plans pursuing a career in Ag policy.

Taylor Colvin

Olivia Smith is a junior at Rudder High School. Her projects include market swine, breeding swine, livestock judging, food & nutrition, livestock skillathon, wool judging, FFA quiz, chapter conducting. Her hobbies include playing solitaire, watching Netflix and hanging out with friends. In the future she would like to persue a career as an Anesthesiologist.

Will Philipello

Will Philipello is a sophmore at Rudder High School. His projects include Barrows, Steers, Heifers, Livestock Judging. His hobbies include Showing Livestock, Judging, Hunting, and Fishing. In the future he would like to persue a career as a Game Warden.