The Old Wells 4-H Club, located in Cheyenne County, Colorado, elected new officers for the
upcoming 4-H year at their September meeting. The new officers consist
of Hunter Helm (council alternate), Clayton Turner (parliamentarian), Ava Turner
(secretary), Kallie Ball (president), Kenzie Brossman (reporter), Kooper Brossman (vice
president), Hoyt Hevner (treasurer), and Rhett Hevner (council alternate).
Three of those officers — Kallie, Kenzie and Kooper — represented Colorado at
Western National Roundup in the Livestock Quiz Bowl competition. This is following a
stellar performance at the Colorado State 4-H Conference in June of 2024. After putting
up some of the highest scores ever in rounds and a nail biting championship round
against Texas, the team came out as reserve champions. In individual awards, all four
members placed in the top 10, with all three Old Wells 4-H Club officers placing in the
top five. Kallie Ball was the second place high individual, Kenzie Brossman the third high
individual, Kooper Brossman the fifth high individual, and Jorji Ratzlaff (Baca County,
State 4-H president) seventh high individual.