My Name is Brooklyn Renfro and I wll be serving as your chapter President and District V FFA officer. A little bit about myself and my FFA journey is that this will be my 9th year in FFA, and second year as an officer. In my FFA career, I have competed in many things. Some of my favorite things include livestock judging, showing pigs. and Ag Advocacy. FFA has taught me to work hard, time management, and valuable leadership skills. I am so excited to see what we accomplish this year!
My name is Kate Pool and I will be serving as your Chapter 1st Vice President, a little bit about myself and my FFA Journey is that I'm going into my senior year and have been a member of FFA since my freshman year.
Throughout my time in FFA, I've shown breeding rabbits and competed in FFA quiz, parliamentary procedure, and the meat judging. This year will be my third year serving as an officer for our chapter. FFA has helped me build my leadership skills, develop long lasting friendships, and grow into a better person.
My name is Kennedy Alexander and I will be serving as your Chapter 2nd Vice President, a little bit about myself and my FFA Journey is I’m an incoming sophomore and this is my first year as an officer for the Pilot Point FFA chapter. This will be my third year in FFA. I have previously served as reporter, and I compete in creed speaking, parliamentary procedure, FFA quiz, horse judging, livestock judging, and ag comm. I’m excited to see where this officer team can lead our chapter to this year!
My name is Isabella Trevizo and I will be serving as your Chapter Secretary. A little bit about myself and my FFA Journey is I have been involved in FFA all of highschool and I'm going into my senior year. I initially started showing rabbits as a freshman but I soon ended up falling in love with all aspects of the FFA. FFA has made such a huge impact on my life and it really brought me out of my shell. Whether it was being forced to join the PR team or staying up late studying for vet contests, I noticed the change FFA has made in my life and I'm forever grateful that I allowed myself to get out of my comfort zone.
My name is Laney Scott and I will be serving as your Chapter Treasurer, a little bit about myself and my FFA Journey is I have been in FFA for 2 full years now. FFA gave me a chance to really bring out my voice and find something I am truly passionate about. I've competed in 7 different contests in the past two years ranging from Public Relations to Public speaking to horse and wool judging and have enjoyed every moment of it. I will carry the memories FFA has given me for the rest of my life and I cannot wait to continue making more as your treasurer this year.
My name is Ella Eiter and I will be serving as your Chapter Reporter. A little bit about myself and my FFA Journey is that I’m going into my second year of FFA and my first as an officer. I started last year as a freshman without knowing much about the Ag and FFA program, but then I was placed on the Meats Evaluation and Plant ID CDE teams. I enjoyed them so much that I wanted to be more involved by becoming an officer. I’m so excited to be here and see what we do this coming year!
My name is Lillie Kirby and I will be serving as your Chapter Sentinel. A little bit about myself and my FFA journey is that this has taught me that growth comes from stepping outside my comfort zone and taking advantage of every opportunity. Through leadership events, competitions, and serving my chapter, I have gained confidence, built lasting friendships, and developed skills that will benefit me long after high school. FFA has helped shape me into a more determined, responsible, and service-minded person, and I am excited to continue growing and giving back to my chapter.
My name is Hunter Tidwell and I will be serving as your Chapter Student Advisor, a little bit about myself and my FFA Journey is I showed my first pig in first grade and joined FFA in third grade. Over the years I've experienced both successes and challenges while earning awards at major shows, winning the local show the last three years, winning Ag Mechanics this year, competing in Greenhand Skills and Meats, and being a top sells men at our fundraiser multiple times. Through it all, FFA has taught me leadership, hard work, and dedication, and I'm excited to serve our chapter.