Tate, Beulah FFA Teams Take Top Sports At District Forestry Contest

October 24, 2024

Area schools took top spots in a recent FFA District Forestry Contest at Falling Waters State Park in Chipley.

Tate High School FFA took first and third place among high schools at the event hosted by the Florida Forest Service.

Tate High FFA team members (pictured above), led by advisor Melissa Gibbs, were:

  • Alex Apperson
  • Estella Perea
  • Isabella Owens
  • Lawson Theisen
  • Lily McArthur
  • Luke Graham
  • Parker White
  • Reagan Hatcher

    • Milton High School was in second place.

    In the middle school division, the Beulah Academy of Science FFA Team A earned first place under advisor Allie Eubanks.

    Beulah Academy of Science FFA Team A members (pictured below) were:

    Addyson Creighton
    Becca DeCoux
    Braxton Williams
    Luci Graham.

    Second place middle school was Pleasant Ridge Christian School from Walton County. The Beulah Middle School FFA Team A finished third.

    Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

    Comments

    One Response to “Tate, Beulah FFA Teams Take Top Sports At District Forestry Contest”

    1. Rhaya on October 24th, 2024 12:02 pm

      Congrats Tate
      GO AGGIES





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