ADRIAN — The final round of 4H results from the 2025 Lenawee County Fair have been released, spotlighting local youth who excelled in livestock, project-based competitions, and showmanship categories across a wide range of disciplines.
Lenawee County 4-H youth competed throughout the fair in categories ranging from market livestock and dog obedience to sewing, science, and power projects. This week’s results add to the growing list of champions recognized across the fairgrounds and showcase the diversity of skill sets among participating youth clubs.
In the sheep division, Colt Jennings of Lenawee Shooting Stars swept major titles, earning Grand Champion Market Lamb, Champion Ewe, and Champion Wether. Wesley Garrison of Quaker Willing Workers took Reserve Market Lamb and earned the Overall Champion Sheep Showman title.
Poultry awards were led by Tipton Jets’ Natalie and Cameron Dickerson, who dominated breed and show classes. Wyatt Sanford of Shooters Inc earned Overall Champion Poultry Showman and Grand Champion Eggs.
In rabbit competitions, Kylie Hicks of Palmyra Future Leaders claimed Best of Show, while Brodie Griffin of Lucky Clovers earned Champion Showman and Senior Showman titles.
Several youth took home honors in skill-based project areas. Wesley Garrison (Wood Science), Mila Novak (Wood Burning), and Ellie Huff (Needlework, Crafts) were among those named for Extra Special Honors. The shooting sports category recognized Jaxson Lohr and Autumn Jula for their achievements in outdoor education.
Ariya Cook of Shooters Inc. received dual honors in needlework and agility competitions, while Ethan Publiski of Palmyra Future Leaders added to his growing record with wins in poultry, crafts, and dog sports.
Power and science categories also drew strong participation. Luke Beagle earned Extra Special Honors for South Riga Go-Getters in the power division, and Virginia Barrett of Britton-Macon was recognized in science.
The final results conclude this year’s 4-H awards at the Lenawee County Fair. For complete listings or project inquiries, community members can contact the MSU Extension office at 517-264-5300.
The 2025 results will be archived by the Lenawee County 4-H program, with youth now preparing for fall project planning and next year’s competitions. Enrollment for 2026 programs opens later this year.