4-H youth, leaders garner awards at annual banquet

Quinn Roberson, left, accepts the Junior Gold Accomplishment Award, while Hazel Estrada receives the Intermediate Gold Accomplishment Award.

Peyton Roberson, left, earns the Junior Silver Accomplishment Award, while Brylnn Kemp garners the Intermediate Silver Accomplishment Award.

Senior and Intermediate Division 4-Hers Dawson Heffley, left, Hazel Estrada, Caitlynn Heffley and Emma Flores receive Certificates of Achievement for completing 4-H project forms. Not pictured: Bella Padilla, Wade Patterson, Aison Skelton, Kenady Skelton.

Brynlee Holton, left, Jenna Faulks, Kaizley Byers and Braxton Sims earn Certificates of Completion for the Clover Kids program.

Presley Kemp receives the Junior Bronze Accomplishment Award, while Aison Skelton (not pictured) earns the Intermediate Bronze Accomplishment Award.

Junior, Intermediate and Senior Division 4-Hers display pins received for completing Record Books. Front row, from left: Raylie Sims, Briley Holton. Back row, from left: Emma Flores, Hazel Estrada.

Intermediate and Junior Division 4-Hers Brylnn Kemp, left, Briley Holton, Presley Kemp, Maverick Orr, Quinn Roberson, Peyton Roberson and Raylie Sims display Certificates of Achievement for completing 4-H project forms. Not pictured: Hadlee Patterson.

Adult leaders receive recognition for their loyal dedication and service to the 4-H youth, including Becca Holton, left, Marcela Estrada, Kent Riley, Creed Riley and Cliff Waller. Not pictured: Matt Needham, Marcie Orr, Brook Patterson, Lauren Patterson and Chad and Carrie Skelton. Photos Courtesy of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service of Collingsworth County