softball and basketball, as well as St. Rose youth choir. Hunter Crowley Hunter Crowley is the 11-year-old son of Patrick and Jennifer Crowley of Omro. He attends Omro Middle School where he is currently in 6th grade. He enjoys playing football, basketball, soccer, piano and percussion in the school band. He is an active member in the Plain V-U 4-H Club, Winnebago County Junior Holstein Association, boy scouts, dairy judging team and dairy bowl team. Hunter currently owns one Registered Holstein and shows many others at the county and district levels. He is looking forward to adding more animals to his herd in the future. Emma Dorshorst Emma Dorshorst is the 10-year-old daughter of Dr. Matthew and Molly Dorshorst. She lives on a 60-cow Registered Holstein farm with her sisters Sara and Claire and brother Wyatt. She is active at Bethany Lutheran Church, Badger 4-H Club, plays softball and basketball. She also enjoys voice and piano lessons and horse riding. She has three Registered Holsteins and has enjoyed showing them at county and district shows. Emma enjoys milking the cows with her father the most. She says the worst job on the farm is hauling water to the calves with her mom. Emma wants to combine her love of cows and science when she grows up. Tyler Giddings Tyler Giddings is 11 years old and resides in Hatley, where he is in 6th grade at Wittenberg Middle School. He is a member of the Marathon County Junior Holstein Association. He loves to show his calves and help his aunt and uncle, Don and Jenna Fahey, on the Dream Team Holstein farm. Tyler is proud of owning eight Registered Holsteins. In addition to his Holstein activities he enjoys hunting, is active in the Badger 4-H club, local bowling leagues and the Wittenberg Middle School cross country team. Hannah Hockerman Hannah Hockerman is the 11-year-old daughter of Greg and Dawn Hockerman and lives on the Hockerman Brothers Dairy farm in Westfield with her two younger brothers, where they milk 375 cows three times a day. She enjoys showing, halter breaking calves, softball and milking cows. She is a member of the Honor Roll Club 501, Student Council, Springfield Funrunners 4-H Club and District 5 Junior Holstein Association. Kaianne Hodorff Kaianne Hodorff is the 12-year-old daughter of Corey and Tammy Hodorff of Eden. She is a member of the Armstrong 4-H, Campbellsport FFA, Tabor UMC Youth Group and the Junior Holstein Association. She is a seventh grader at Campbellsport Junior High School, where she is in band and chorus. She participates in basketball, soccer, volleyball and track and helps with Vacation Bible School and Sunday school. Kaianne has three sisters, Kayli, Kalista and Kaydence, who are also 20–wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/December 2013
involved on their family’s dairy farm, Second Look Holsteins, LLC. Kaydance Hodorff Kaydence Hodorff is the 8-year-old daughter of Corey and Tammy Hodorff. She is in the second grade at Eden Elementary School and is a member of the Armstrong 4-H Club and the Junior Holstein Association. She has attended Cow Camp and basketball camp and enjoys playing soccer. Kaydence has three sisters, Kayli, Kalista and Kaianne, who are all involved with their family’s dairy farm, Second Look Holsteins, LLC. Brian McCullough Brian McCullough is the 12-year-old son of Chris and Kathie McCullough from Juda and has a sister named Rachel. Brian is in sixth grade at Juda School, a member of the Spring Grove Honest Workers 4-H Club and Green County Junior Holsteins. He enjoys showing at Green County Fair, Dairy Day, District and Championship shows. In his spare time, he enjoys hunting, wrestling and playing flag football. Brian currently owns two Registered Holsteins. Megan Moede Megan Moede is the 11-year-old daughter of Rob and Debbie Moede. She has an older brother Michael and the family resides on an 80-acre farm near Algoma in Kewaunee County. She is in sixth grade at St. Mary’s School in Algoma. Megan enjoys the St. Mary’s Destination Imagination program and has done very well at the regional, state and global competitions. She is a member of the Algoma girl’s basketball and softball teams. She enjoys showing and judging Holstein and Jersey dairy cattle at county, district and state events. Kylie Nickels Kylie Nickels is the 12-year-old daughter of Tom and Penni Nickels. She is the sixth generation to live on the family farm, located in Dodge County. Kylie is in seventh grade at St. Mark’s Lutheran School in Watertown where she is on high honor roll and a member of the school choir. She is very active in the Wisconsin Junior Holstein Association, a junior member of the Red and White Holstein Association, Richwood Ranger 4-H, dairy judging, dairy bowl, showmanship contests, and showing dairy cattle. Kylie and her older brother Dawson are currently building their own herd under the Dreamfix Holstein prefix. Drew Noble Drew Noble is the 11-year-old son of Troy and Jaime Noble. Along with his sisters Ainsley & Macie, he lives on a dairy, beef and crop farm in Lancaster, where his family farms 1000 acres and milks 160 Registered Holsteins. Drew is in 6th grade at Platteville Middle School where he plays baseball and basketball. He is a member of the Grant County Junior Holstein Association and Dairyland Diamonds 4-H Club, and has participated in various showing, judging and dairy bowl competitions.