May 21, 2026
Their achievements reflect months of dedication as individuals, teams, and chapter members across a wide range of competitions and activities.
More than 2,200 FFA members, advisors, alumni, and supporters from across Wyoming gathered in Cheyenne for the Wyoming FFA Convention, a statewide celebration of student achievement, leadership, and growth in agricultural education. At the convention, students participated in career and leadership competitions, educational workshops, award ceremonies, and degree recognition events that highlighted their hard work and dedication. Beyond the competitions and honors, the experience provided students with opportunities to build confidence, develop lasting connections, and gain a deeper appreciation for the impact of agricultural education and leadership development. (https://association.wyffa.org/wyoming-state-ffa-convention/)
Throughout the year, FFA chapter members work to develop their skills in livestock evaluation, individual livestock showing, team-based contests, and agricultural problem-solving events. These experiences help students grow both technically and personally while building confidence and expertise in agriculture. FFA provides meaningful opportunities for students to serve their communities, strengthen their leadership abilities, and explore the many facets of the agricultural industry.
Students actively participate in service projects such as community cleanups and volunteering with local organizations, putting the FFA motto “Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, and Living to Serve” into practice each day.
Through participation in CY FFA, Windy City FFA, and Casper FFA chapters, students continue to demonstrate strong character, commitment, and community pride. Their year-round dedication to service, education, and leadership development highlights the core values of FFA and showcases the next generation of agricultural leaders emerging from Natrona County.
Congratulations to all student participants for their incredible success; please see the results from the State FFA Convention below:
Agricultural Sales & Service
3rd Place - NCHS Casper FFA: Landyn Markwardt, Kylynn Hegge, Adell Hegge, Carly Mares
15th Place - Windy City FFA: Asa Limmer (9th high individual), Landen Sanchez, Lariat Fenster, Brody Whitaker
Agriculture Mechanics
1st Place (Electrical Systems) - Windy City FFA: Samuel Heward (12th high individual), Travon Peter, Brody Whitaker, Jake Volquardsen
4th Place - NCHS Casper FFA: William Gutierrez, Ethan Amundson, Bridget Haigler, Bristol Miller
5th Place - CY FFA: Jack Ballew (9th high individual), Chase Harkins (13th high individual), Trenton Beall, Aiden Vass
Agriscience Fair - Social Science, Division 5
1st Place - NCHS Casper FFA: Trever Campbell
Agronomy
2nd Place - NCHS Casper FFA: Trever Campbell (2nd high individual), Kadin Pollock (5th high individual), William Gutierrez (6th high individual), Landyn Markwardt
Conduct of Chapter Meetings
5th Place - NCHS Casper FFA: Adlee Bach (high individual in written exam), Fred Bach, Hunter Cloutier, Nick Goss, Carson Hornecker, Parker Fox, Alyssia Neufeld
Environmental & Natural Resources
3rd Place - Windy City FFA: Karsten Ossa (2nd high individual), Asa Limmer, Alyere Redding, Emily Moreno
4th Place - NCHS Casper FFA: Kadin Pollock, Jillian Lopez, William Gutierrez, Alyssa Good
Extemoraneous Speech
2nd Place - NCHS Casper FFA: Trever Campbell
Farm Business Management
1st Place - NCHS Casper FFA: Trever Campbell (high individual), Kadin Pollock (5th high individual), Carter Cox, Cooper Cox
Horse Evaluation
5th Place - Windy City FFA: Asa Limmer (11th high individual), Emma Abramo, Hannah Corkery, Alyera Redding
8th Place - NCHS Casper FFA: Hannah Wilmes (2nd high individual in reasons, high individual in performance, and high individual overall), Bristol Miller, Carly Mares, Kylynn Hegge
8th Place - CY FFA: Emersyn Olson (12th high individual), Hannah Williams (17th high individual), Brooklynn Black, Travest Shoemaker
Livestock Evaluation
3rd Place - CY FFA: Emersyn Olson (2nd high individual), Zade Williams, Hannah Williams, Brooklynn Black
4th Place - NCHS Casper FFA: Brylee Rodgers, Carson Hornecker, Lorelai Wolf, Maddie Magee
Meat Evaluation
2nd Place - NCHS Casper FFA: Carson Hornecker (3rd high individual), Carter Cox (4th high individual), Jillian Lopez (5th high individual), Ethan Amundson
5th Place - CY FFA: Chase Harkins (13th high individual), Jack Ballew (19th high individual), Piper Wolf, Aiden Vass
15th Place - Windy City FFA: Emery Stephens, Landen Sanchez, Ari Henry, Reed Long
Parliamentary Procedure
3rd Place - NCHS Casper FFA: Lorelai Wolf (high floor member), Teagan Campbell, Ethan Amundson, Allison Wilmes, Adlee Bach, Nick Goss, team tied for high team test score
Poultry Evaluation
3rd Place - NCHS Casper FFA: Teagan Campbell (4th high individual), Allison Wilmes (8th high individual), Kason Weber, Lorelai Wolf
7th Place - CY FFA: Ryland Potter, Trenton Beall, Joseph Dice, Eastyn Howard
8th Place - Windy City FFA: Samuel Heward (15th high individual), Emily Moreno, Tucker Lien, Kallee Whitaker
Prepared Speech
3rd Place - NCHS Casper FFA: Teagan Campbell
Quizbowl
8th Place - Windy City FFA: Ari Henry, Hannah Corkery, Emily Moreno, Karsten Ossa
22nd Place - Windy City FFA: Lariat Fenster, Tucker Lien, Reed Long, Austin Bottger
Veterinary Science
6th Place - Windy City FFA: Hannah Corkery (16th high individual), Kallee Whitaker, Grace Abramo, Hailey Greene
12th Place - NCHS Casper FFA: Alix Hall, Maddie Magee, Carly Mares, Landyn Markwardt, Bailey Mueller, Kadin Pollock, Ardin Smith, Hannah Wilmes
Wool Judging
2nd Place - NCHS Casper FFA: Trever Campbell (high individual), Teagan Campbell, Lorelai Wolf, Nathan Danford
NCHS Casper FFA student Trevor Campbell was also selected to serve on the Wyoming FFA State Officer Team as the 3rd Vice President!
The Windy City FFA and Casper FFA Chapters both earned a Gold Emblem Award. CY FFA earned Silver Level Chapter Award. The National Chapter Award Program recognizes FFA chapters that actively implement the mission and strategies of the organization.
Congratulations, students!