Wright County 4-H members and clubs recognized in ceremony

The annual award’s day for the Wright County 4-H program took place on Sunday, November 8 at Memorial Hall in Eagle Grove. For 2020, the program was divided into two different sessions to provide adequate safety and social distancing.

“The annual 4-H award’s ceremony is a great way for youth to celebrate their accomplishments from the past year both inside and outside of the 4-H program,” said Emily Zahurones, Wright County 4-H Youth Coordinator. “Congratulations to all who participated in the last 4-H year – we are proud of your 4-H involvement this year under challenging circumstances.”

The following youth were awarded for their outstanding contributions.  Wright Warriors Club award recipients included Shea Whaley, 8^th year member; Quinn Whaley, 5^th year member; Emma Lalor, 1^st year member; Jaclynn Demory, 5^th year member; Ethan Schreiber, 1^st year member; and Mollie Demory 3^rd year member.  Lake Clovers Club award recipients included Madison Ingebritson, 2^nd year member; Belle Wharton, 3^rd year member; Hannah Wharton, 1^st year member; Jacob Wharton, 3^rd year member; Lea Charlson, 1^st year member; Kali Wharton, 3^rd year member; and Harley Charlson, 4^th year member.  Liberty Pathfinders Club award recipient include Adelynn Howell, 2^nd year member.  Dayton Lake award recipient included Chloe Broderson, 8^th year member.  Wright County P.I.G. award recipients included Delia Swanson, 7^th year member; Ashlynn Smith, 2^nd year member; Colin Kirstein, 5^th year member; and Cooper Nosbush, 2^nd year member.  North East Wright Club award recipients included Jadyn Jass, 3^rd year member; Dietrich Woodley, 4^th year member; Junia Woodley, 2^nd year member; and Alyna, 2^nd year member.

The ceremony also recognized 4-H club leaders that are stepping down this year. Those volunteers include Stuart Swanson of the Wright County P.I.G. 4-H Club, Marcie Brodersen of the Dayton Lake 4-H Club, and Tim Woodin of the Dayton Lake 4-H Club.  Volunteer leaders were also recognized for their contributions to the Wright County 4-H program in the first session of the program.