Meet the Team
Abigail JohnsonMajor: Animal and Veterinary Science (Food Animal Industries Concentration)
Year: Senior
Career Plans: Working in the agriculture industry
Hobbies/Interests: Hiking, photography, horse riding, ranching, swing dancing
Why Wool Judging? Growing up showing lambs in 4-H gave me knowledge of the meat industry, and I wanted
to expand my understanding of the wool industry.
Abby HoardMajor: Animal and Veterinary Science (Equine Science Concentration)
Year: Freshman
Career Plans: Work at an equine stud facility and breed horses
Hobbies/Interests: Showing lambs and horses
Why Wool Judging? I participated in the wool judging team to stay involved in the sheep industry and
learn more after showing market lambs.
Bekah WidmerMajor: Animal and Veterinary Science (Pre-Veterinary Medicine Concentration)
Year: Junior
Career Plans: Large animal veterinarian
Hobbies/Interests: Sports, the outdoors, animals, reading, coffee
Why Wool Judging? I wanted to expand my knowledge of sheep and wool to better understand herd genetics
and phenotypes, which will help me as a future veterinarian.

Lilly Hasenauer
Major: Animal and Veterinary Science (Pre-Veterinary Medicine Concentration)
Year: Freshman
Career Plans: Large animal veterinarian certified in Nebraska
Hobbies/Interests: Showing livestock, hunting, fishing
Why Wool Judging? Growing up showing sheep inspired me to pursue a hobby connected to the sheep industry
when I moved to Wyoming.

Olivia C. St. John
Major: Animal and Veterinary Science
Year: Freshman
Career Plans: Exotic veterinarian
Hobbies/Interests: Camping, hiking
Why Wool Judging? I joined the wool judging team to remain connected to the sheep industry and expand
my knowledge after showing market lambs.

Taci Bartschi
Major: Animal and Veterinary Science
Year: Freshman
Career Plans: Veterinarian
Hobbies/Interests: Horse riding, lifting
Why Wool Judging? I wanted to learn about something completely new to me and gain knowledge about the
sheep industry.