Princeton FFA takes first place in Livestock Career Development event at North Shelby School

Princeton FFA placed first in the Livestock Career Development event Wednesday at the North Shelby School invitational judging with Meadville placing second and Chillicothe fifth among the top five.

Individually, the highest ranked judge of livestock was Kasey Waterman of Meadville. Among others in the top ten for livestock were Zach Trout of Chillicothe 2^nd; Soyer Wimer of Princeton 5^th; Audrey Martin of Meadville 5^th; Payton Goodin and Logan Krohn of Princeton were 7^th and 8^th.

Princeton had an FFA team finish 2^nd in judging of meats and Trenton had a team that finished 7^th. Individually, Princeton students Vivian Allen and Kylie Willet were 2^nd and 4^th in meats.

Also in the North Shelby judging, Gilman City FFA had teams finish in fourth place for both dairy foods and farm management. Robyn Snuffer of Gilman City was 5^th high individual in dairy foods.  Milan took 5^th place in farm management with Kati Stafford finishing 7^th.