Lori Gallimore, Extension Specialist
The following Tennessee 4-H members will compete for state titles in Citizenship and Leadership at the upcoming for 2018 Tennessee State 4-H Congress. These members received the highest in portfolio competition. At 4-H Congress, they will cap off the competition with interviews. Competition takes place on Sunday, March 18. These finalists will also have roles in the updated, 4-H Congress pageant and awards ceremony that will take place later the same evening. On Monday, these out- standing delegates will represent Tennessee 4-H at Ag Day on the Hill.
The finalists are listed below in alphabetical order by county. They are as follows:
LEVEL I
2018 Citizenship Level I
Project Achievement State Finalists
- Jordan Bowling, Anderson County
- Jana Owen, Lincoln County
- Analyn Jones, Robertson County
- Julie Bush, Rutherford County
- Austin Parker, Sumner County
- Will Rea, Weakley County
2018 Leadership Level I
Project Achievement State Finalists
- Laura Grace Jenkins, Hawkins County
- Cassie Lewis, Lauderdale County
- Sorrell Martin, Lincoln County
- Gareth Eller, Robertson County
- Haley Ferguson, Rutherford County
- Ethan Hitchcock, Warren County
- Sierra Rigsby, Williamson County
LEVEL II
2018 Citizenship Level II
Project Achievement State Finalists
- Taylor Bartos, Crockett County
- Khloe Arwood, Lauderdale County
- Olivia Browning, Sevier County
- Marynia Harris, Warren County
- Kendal Penick, Weakley County
- Chloe Weaver, Knox County
2018 Leadership Level II
Project Achievement State Finalists
- Hannah Bernhardt, Putnam County
- Caroline Brooks, Warren County
- Tabitha Jenkins, Wilson County
- Aaron Lay, Monroe County
- Lydia McCurdy, Knox County
- Sarah Myers, Crockett County
