The McKenzie County 4-H Consumer Choice team finished 2nd at the North Dakota State 4-H Consumer Choices Contest held in Bismarck. Shown are: front row (L to R) Colby Dukart and Andrina Turnquist. Back row (L to R): Coach Marcia Hellandsaas, Krystal Wold and Karissa Monsen.
Andrina Turnquist, daughter of Erica and David Turnquist, Alexander, placed second out of 38 youth participating in the Junior Division of the State 4-H Consumer Choices Contest held July 26 at the McCabe United Methodist Church, Bismarck.
Teammate Karissa Monsen, daughter of Clayton and Vicki Monsen, Watford City, came in just behind Turnquist with a third place finish and Krystal Wold, daughter of Gary and Sue Wold, also of Watford City, and teammate, finished off in tenth place. Colby Dukart, son of Jennifer and Colby Dukart, Dunn Center, was also a team member.
This team finished second of 13 participating in the contest.
Katie Wold, daughter of Gary and Sue Wold, Watford City, placed eleventh out of 38 4-Hers participating in the Senior Division of this 4-H Consumer Choices Contest.
4-H Consumer Choices judging activities are designed to help youth develop decision making skills. Their ability to observe and evaluate written materials as well as reciting oral reasons to justify their decisions to determine their success in judging events.
For more information, please contact the McKenzie County Extension Office at 701-444-3451.
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