Clallam 4-H team takes second in competition

PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County 4-H team of Cole Anderson, Tim Seelye and Asha Swanberg won second place in the intermediate division of goat and sheep judging at the Washington 4-H State Livestock Judging contest last Saturday in Moses Lake.

Swanberg won first place in intermediate sheep judging at the June 24 event.

Lukas Teague won fifth place in senior swine judging.

Jackson Pankey, Joanna Seelye and Zoey Van Gordon also competed for Clallam County in the senior division.

Savanna Boulton joined King County 4-H members Ruth Rausch and Bella Stauffer to make the King-Clallam county team that won fourth place overall in the senior division.

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