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Northview Horse Judging Team Wins State Championship, Advances To Nationals
April 7, 2019
The Northview High School Horse Judging Team won a state championship Saturday and will advance to the national competition.
Team members are Destiny Cleckler, Brooke Doolittle, Olivia Porter, Autumn Williams and alternate Leia Grantham. Coaches are Courtney Solari and Stephanie Solari.
Additionally, three members placed individually in the state. Williams placed second, Porter placed sixth and Cleckler placed seventh.
Pictured are (L-R) Coach Courtney Solari, Destiny Cleckler, Olivia Porter, Autumn Williams, Leia Grantham, Brooke Doolittle and coach Stephanie Solari. Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “Northview Horse Judging Team Wins State Championship, Advances To Nationals”
CONGRATULATIONS, NORTHVIEW FFA…YOU MAKE US ALL PROUD…ALSO KUDOS TO THEIR TEACHERS AND COACHES BECAUSE THIS WINNING SPIRIT ISN’T CREATED IN A VACUUM!
I don’t know anything about Horse judging but CONGRATULATIONS ladies! Great to read about success of our youth. And remember ladies a good man is like a good horse. He won’t kick, bite, or buck. and once he is reined in he well follow you any where. All you gotta do is feed him keep his crib and stall clean and show him a little love and he will give you many wonderful years of service. Now take what you have learned and apply it. One last word of advice. A pretty horse aint always a good horse. Just ask Mrs. Jazreel Jackson my wife, of 40 + years.
Fantastic! You certainly have worked so very hard for this accomplishment. Congratulations on your State Championship and for being such a positive influence for not only your FFA Chapter and Mr. Byars, but also for the entire Northview Community.
Wishing you the best, as you advance.
Congratulations !!!
Great job!!