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QUIZ BOWLS AND SKILLATHONS

PRINTER FRIENDLY EVENT DOCUMENTS

FORMAT
DOCUMENT
  Beef Quiz Bowl
Check in 9 a.m. - Contest begins at 9:30
  Horse Quiz Bowl
Check in 9 a.m. - Contest beings at 9:30
  Nutrition Quiz Bowl
Check in 10 a.m. - Contest begins at 10:30
  Swine Skillathon
Check in 12:30 p.m. - Contest begins at 1
  Vet Science Skillathon
  Map of WTAMU campus
RESULTS
all results to be posted after contests
   
Location:
 West Texas A&M University
Classroom Center
Date:
 Saturday, November 7, 2009
Objective:
  • A quiz bowl offers opportunities for youths to enhance and demonstrate their knowledge and skills related to 4-H projects in a semi-competitive setting where attitudes of friendliness, cooperation and fairness prevail.
Schedule:

Please note different times.

Awards will be given in Contest Rooms upon completition of contests

Fee:

Please check individual contest letter.

4HConnect
Entry Deadline: October 30, 2009

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