Kortney is a 17-year-old senior who has been showing goats and lambs for 9 years.  She enjoys seeing all her friends at the shows, but dislikes the driving and clipping.  Her most exciting accomplishment was being named Intermediate Division High Point Overall Champion and having the champion carcass at the State Fair.  Her funniest event happened when her goat attacked the judge during a showmanship class.  She says of the incident, "Shockingly, I didn't win."  Other activities include Hoop 10 Premier Club basketball, jewelry making, painting, and different forms of art.  She plans to major in psychology or alternative energy.  She was a member of the Hoop 10-BCI National Champion 13U team, BCI National Champion Runner-up 14U, All-District, District Co-Champions, Area Champions, 4-H President for 2 years, and County Council Officer.

A 17-year-old junior, Baily has shown goats and lambs for 9 years and enjoys meeting people.  She does not like shearing and washing the animals and her most exciting win was Lightweight Champion at Ft. Worth.  The funniest event Baily witnessed was when Stormy's goat took off and she still held on.  Other hobbies include rodeo and basketball.  After graduation, Baily wants to attend WTC for 2 years and transfer to Tarleton to become a coach.  An interesting fact about her is she thinks she is clumsy and falls a lot.

Colton has been showing goats for 6 years, and also shows lambs and heifers.  His favorite aspect of showing is preparing his animals for the show and his least is when they get sick.  His most exciting win came at the State Fair 2009 where he won a class with a goat he raised himself.  The funniest thing Colton can remember happening at a show was when T.J.'s goat got away at Houston.  Roping, traveling, hanging out with friends, designing and building things are favorite ways for Colton to spend his time.  After graduation, he plans to attend Texas A&M to major in civil engineering.  He raises and sells show goats and placed in the Top 10 in the state for Livestock Judging.

Member - Logan Lee

Chance is a 15-year-old sophomore  who has been showing for 8 years.  He most enjoys going new places and meeting new people but does not like getting up early and driving late at night.  He also participates in FFA, football, basketball, track, band, OAP, and church youth group.  Upon graduation, he plans to major in business at Texas Tech.