The grand champion steer in the Yamboree steer show was shown by John Tevebaugh of Harmony FFA. At the Saturday auction it was bought by Gilmer National Bank for $2,200.

Reserve champion, shown by 4-H Club member Jackson McQueen, was bought for $1,750 by Spencer Veterinary Service.

The 13 steers in the sale brought a total of $30,450. Legacy AgCredit offered $500 to the highest placing steer that was bred, born and raised in Upshur County. Winner of that award also was John Tevebaugh, owner of the champion.

Other exhibitors and buyers of their steers, in the order in which they finished, were:

Madison Spencer, Harmony FFA, steer bought by R. B. Cook Co. for $2,300.

Ashley Garcia, New Diana FFA, steer bought for $1,400 by Mark Oliver/ Circle M Feed.

Dillion Myers, Harmony FFA, steer bought by First National Bank for $1,600.

Rose Gonzales, New Diana FFA, steer bought for $1,500 by Soules Chapel Dairy.

Faith Hampton, Union Grove FFA, steer bought by Richard Henson for $1,800.

Tanner Miller, New Diana FFA, steer bought for $4,300 by Young/Stokes Masonry and Innovative Completion Systems.

Josh Porras, Harmony FFA, steer bought by J. L. Limited Custom Buildings for $1,600.

Richard Pittman, Union Grove FFA, steer bought for $2,100 by Tri W.

Travis Senn, Harmony FFA, steer bought by Bank Texas for $2,000.

Taylor Shipp, Union Grove FFA, steer bought for $2,300 by Gilmer National Bank.

Ashton Culberson, Gilmer FFA, steer bought by Soules Chapel Dairy for $2,700.

Carolyn Spencer, Harmony FFA, steer bought for $2.900 by Carl Tommalsen.