Meet National Show Barn Superintendent, Elizabeth Westfall Elizabeth Westfall Elizabeth Westfall Meet National Show Barn Superintendent, Elizabeth Westfall My name is Elizabeth Westfall, and I reside in Vincennes, IN, with my husband, Zach, and son, Colton. I have worked in public safety and government for the last 20 years. I currently work for the Indiana State Department of Health as a financial analyst, Good Samaritan Hospital as a grant coordinator, and Vincennes University as a professor of Homeland Security. As you can tell from that last statement, I enjoy staying busy and am dedicated to helping others. Our farm has been raising Boer goats for the last five years, and we have grown from a 4-H project of 2 goats to over 35 goats. One of my passions is helping youth and providing education. This year, I was fortunate enough to assist with the inaugural Goat Con event in Indiana, which provided education and training to over 200 participants through the Indiana Boer Goat Association. I am currently volunteering as a co-youth coordinator for the organization. In 2023, I assisted with the ABGA/JABGA National Show, where I contributed to organizing vendors, the invitational sale, and working with facility management. This year, I will be enhancing my contribution to the event as the Barn Superintendent, a role I am honored to serve in for 2024. I'm excited about the upcoming ABGA/JABGA National Show in Louisville, KY. I want to make this an excellent experience for all exhibitors and their families. Nationals is a great time for all of us to come together as an industry and celebrate our accomplishments. I encourage everyone to reflect on what it took to get here and make it an excellent event for everyone involved. For more information or questions, contact Rodney Wilson, National Show Chair, region.10@abga.org

Will Poynor My name is Will Poynor. I was born and raised in the small town of Leiper’s Fork, on the outskirts of Franklin, TN. My younger sister and I grew up on a farm that has been in our family since 1811. I graduated from Fairview High School and attended UT Martin, where I studied wildlife biology. I am serving Area 4 on the JABGA Board of Directors. I began showing swine, beef, and goats 9 years ago as part of the Williamson County 4-H Livestock Program. My love for goats grew into a passion and a livelihood. I currently have a herd of 50 +- brood does. I love showing and raising wethers. We have produced several TN State Champions on our farm. My upbringing in Leiper’s Fork instilled a lifelong love of the outdoors and a deep respect for the land that has shaped my family for generations. Farm life taught me the value of hard work, patience, and the importance of community. Through countless early mornings and long evenings tending to animals, I discovered a sense of purpose that continues to guide me. My passion for wildlife and livestock eventually led me to the world of Boer goats—a journey that began with curiosity and quickly became a defining part of my life. Joining the JABGA Board has given me the opportunity to connect with others who share this enthusiasm and to contribute to a community built on dedication and mutual support. Outside of working and showing goats, I spend my free time hunting, fishing, and hanging out with my friends. I am thankful every day that God has given me this life to live. Serving on the JABGA Board has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my journey so far. It has allowed me not only to advocate for the interests of our region but also to learn from fellow board members whose backgrounds and perspectives continually broaden my own understanding. I am deeply grateful for the mentors who encouraged me early on, and I strive to pay that support forward—whether it’s offering advice to a newcomer in the show ring or collaborating on new educational initiatives. Through my involvement, I have grown to appreciate the power of teamwork and the sense of belonging that comes from working toward a common goal. Each meeting, each event, and each conversation with our members reinforces why this work matters—not just for today’s breeders, but for the future of livestock agriculture as a whole. I am excited to be on the Board of Directors for the JABGA so that I can help fuel the love for Boer goats in new and current members. I want to be here to help and encourage the youth who are working hard to raise and show their Boer goats. Throughout my journey, I have found that the heart of the JABGA community lies in its people—the friendships forged in the barn, the shared triumphs and challenges, and the unwavering support that members offer one another. These relationships have enriched my life in ways that extend far beyond the show ring. Every handshake, every story exchanged over a fence line, and every moment spent teaching and learning has reinforced the sense of camaraderie that sets our organization apart. What inspires me most is seeing young members discover their confidence and skills as they care for their animals, set goals, and celebrate achievements both large and small. Their enthusiasm reminds me that the traditions we uphold today will shape the future of our agricultural landscape. Being part of this vibrant community has offered me countless opportunities to learn and grow—not only as a breeder but also as a mentor and friend. Over the years, I’ve witnessed firsthand the transformative impact that livestock programs have on young people, instilling responsibility, perseverance, and a true appreciation for agriculture. Looking ahead, I hope to continue supporting the next generation through outreach and education, sharing practical knowledge and a genuine enthusiasm for Boer goats. Whether it’s through hosting workshops, judging local shows, or simply lending a hand at a county fair, my goal remains the same: to inspire others to pursue their agricultural dreams and build lasting memories along the way. If you ever have questions about raising or showing Boer goats, or just want to swap stories about farm life, don’t hesitate to reach out. It’s been a privilege to serve, and I look forward to many more years of involvement, friendship, and shared success within the JABGA family.

ABGA is thankful for of our sponsors. They allow the National Show to continue to be the go-to event for the meat goat industry! Sponsors Sponsors ABGA is thankful for of our sponsors. They allow the National Show to continue to be the go-to event for the meat goat industry! THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS! Diamond Sponsors Platinum Sponsors Gold Plus Sponsors Gold Sponsors Silver Sponsors Bronze Sponsors Red Rock Acres Boer Goats Childers Show Goats Kentucky Farm Bureau Cinch Tartaglia Boer Goats EZid, LLC JC Boer Goats - Julie Carreiro Ribbon Sponsors Logan Hollen Mantodea Farm Clayton and Beth Newton Elk Ridge Boer Goats Lynnzae VanWyk Colton Westfall 2M Boer Goats Eli Merrill Angelheart Farm Rebel Mountain Ranch Boer Goats Kellen Knott Hannah Chaffee Abril Stover Madison Reis National Herdsire Sale Triple W Genetics Felix Villarreal Banner Sponsors 2 Sisters Farm 2M Boer Goats Angelheart Farm Sleepy Hollow Farms Elk Ridge Boer Goats Madi-Trv Boer Goats Redden Bros Rosemeyer Boer Goats Eli Merrill Pine Bank Boer Goats Kellen Knott Lynnzae VanWyk Hannah Chaffee Casada Creations Bailey Brumfield Abril Stover Jackson Harman Tyler Stolipher Triple W Genetics National Herdsire Sale Sand Country Acres Buckle Sponsors Bodacious Boers Logan Hollen MAK Genetics Mantodea Farm 2M Boer Goats Clayton and Beth Newton Angelheart Farm Kane Nuhring Elk Ridge Boer Goats Eli Merrill Kellen Knott Lynnzae VanWyk Colton Westfall Chesnut Springs West Drew Pontious Grand Slam Boers (Carbino Family) Hannah Chaffee Rachel Lopes The Hanna Family Bailey Brumfield Abril Stover Flying M Photography The Cowan Family Terry Taylor Five Fifteen Cattle Co. The Wilhoit Family Srock Wood Works Jackson Harman Boers by Hobby National Herdsire Sale Rowdy Acres Boer Goats Bronze Awards Sponsors Red Rock Acres Boer Goats 2 Sisters Farm Rancho 4 Hermanos 2M Boer Goats Angelheart Farm Madi-Trv Boer Goats Apple Tree Kellen Knott Abril Stover Redden Bros Grace Ellis Sand Country Acres Miscellaneous Sponsors Ken Baty (Peewee Showmanship, Adult Showmanship, Costume Contest) Newton Farms (Pizza Party, Coffee Bar, Exhibitor Numbers) Ale-8 (Pizza Party) For more information or questions, contact Rodney Wilson, National Show Chair, region.10@abga.org

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Region 3 Director, Dustin Fields Back to Board of Directors Dustin Fields Region 3 Email Dustin Fields was born in 1973 in Fort Worth, Texas, and grew up active in FFA and 4-H throughout high school. From 1991 to 1995, he attended Tarleton State University, where he played football and earned a bachelor’s degree in Animal Biology with a minor in Animal Science. He went on to pursue his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at Texas A&M University from 1995 to 1999, serving as President of the Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association from 1998 to 1999. Upon graduation in 1999, he joined Eagle Mountain Veterinary Clinic, and in 2002, he purchased the practice, where he continues to serve the community with dedication. Previous Director Next Director

Are you an ABGA show expert? Do you want to be part of JABGA’s Regional Show program? You may be the next JABGA Regional Show Host! JABGA Regional Show Judges Needed Are you an ABGA show expert? Do you want to be part of JABGA’s Regional Show program? You may be the next JABGA Regional Show Host! Are you an ABGA show expert? Do you want to be part of JABGA’s acclaimed Regional Show program? You may be the next JABGA Regional Show Host! ABGA is currently looking for interested ABGA members to host regional shows in Area 1, Area 3, Area 4, and Area 5 for the 2022 season and all areas for the 2023-2024 season. You must be an ABGA member in good standing, have previous ABGA sanctioned show experience, and reside in the JABGA Area where the Regional Show is held to be a JABGA Regional Show host. JABGA Regional Show hosts will be responsible for the following, among other duties: Establish show budget and date with ABGA office staff and Youth Committee chairs Select and secure show venue Create show schedule with ABGA office staff and Youth Committee chairs Select and secure show judge from ABGA’s Approved Judges list Secure additional sponsors outside of the ABGA budget Arrange show judge’s travel with ABGA office staff Select and coordinate show volunteers (including but not limited to ring staff, volunteer contest judges, and show announcer) Providing scales for weigh-in (market and commercial doe shows) Coordinate exposition space for sponsors and vendors Validate JABGA ownership and Bred & Owned entries Plan and facilitate awards banquet If you are interested in hosting a JABGA Regional Show, please contact shows@abga.org . The JABGA regional show areas are broken down by state as follows: Area 1: Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Nevada, Alaska, Hawaii, Arizona, Utah, Wyoming, Montana Area 2: Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota Area 3: Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, D.C., Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine Area 4: Arkansas, Louisiana, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Puerto Rico Area 5: Colorado, New Mexico, Texas For more information about the JABGA Regional Show program, click here. For more information about ABGA sanctioned show rules, click here. For more information about JABGA sanctioned show rules, click here. #JABGA #news Related Posts

Get to know your candidates running for JABGA Board of Directors. 2026 JABGA Board of Director Candidates Get to know your candidates running for JABGA Board of Directors. Alexis Krupp Area 1 Candidate Maddie Reis Area 1 Candidate Tory Brincks Area 2 Candidate Alexis Krupp grew up in Medford and Rogue River, Oregon, where she splits her time between helping run Rogue Hampshires and managing her own herd under ASKL — Alexis Sophia Krupp Livestock. She raises fullblood, percentage, and wether‑type Boer goats, along with Registered Hampshire, Dorset, and wether‑style sheep. When she is in Rogue River, Alexis spends most of her time working hands‑on with her animals—training young goats to walk, practicing showmanship, washing and clipping, and assisting her stepdad with the sheep program. When she is in Medford with her dad and his family, she enjoys photography, baking, and spending time with relatives. Alexis is currently a junior in high school, where she is enrolled in animal science and animal‑career courses to deepen her knowledge of the livestock industry. She plans to major in animal science in college and is interested in pursuing a future career in animal embryology. For the past two years, Alexis has served on the American Junior Hampshire Sheep Association Board, an experience that strengthened her leadership skills and passion for youth livestock programs. She is excited about the opportunity to join the Junior American Boer Goat Association Board to expand her involvement in the goat industry, support junior members, and help grow educational and leadership opportunities within JABGA. My name is Madison Reis, I’m 20 years old, and I’m from California in area 1, where I have been raising Boer goats alongside my grandparents for almost the entirety of my life. I am currently serving my second term, or fourth year, on the junior board as well as serving my second year as JABGA President. Prior to my leadership experience on the junior board, I also served as my local 4-H club president for six years in grades 7th-12th. Along with serving on the board, I am also pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Animal Science: Production at Chico State. After graduation I plan on specializing in reproduction for large livestock. Hi, my name is Tory Brincks, and I am hoping to represent Area Two on the Junior American Boer Goat Association Board. I have been involved in this association and the Boer goat industry since 2018, when I started my own operation, Brincks Boer Goats. What began as a small 4-H bottle goat project quickly grew into something much bigger than I ever imagined, eventually developing into a registered herd of over 150 head. That journey has given me a deep passion for the industry and the opportunities it provides. Because of this, I strive to advocate for the Boer goat industry while helping youth discover and develop the skills, leadership, and connections that JABGA has to offer. Lynnzae Van Wyk Area 2 Candidate Haley Poynor Area 4 Candidate Evangeline Street Area 4 Candidate Hi everyone! My name is Lynnzae Van Wyk, and I have been involved in the Boer goat industry for over 11 years and a JABGA member for 10, raising and showing goats with my family. I currently serve as an Area 2 Junior Ambassador and stay active in JABGA through exhibiting both breeding and market goats, competing in contests, and mentoring younger exhibitors. If I’m elected, I hope to strengthen membership, encourage participation, and support the next generation of exhibitors. I aspire to become a JABGA Director because I’ve been actively involved in JABGA activities since the 3rd grade. Over these years, I’ve always admired the board members for their leadership, friendship and unwavering dedication to our organization. JABGA has significantly shaped my personal and professional development, and I am eager to give back in a meaningful way. I strive to be a role model for younger members, just as those leaders were for me. Furthermore, with my brother Will transitioning out of his role, I would be truly honored to take his place and build upon the contributions he has made. Stepping into this position represents more than just a title; it’s an opportunity to continue supporting and enhancing the experience within the JABGA. JABGA’s impact on me has been profound, particularly due to the little gestures that board members use to engage with all members, whether it’s a fun game or a simple treat like ice cream. Their thoughtful actions not only foster connections but also ensure that our shows run smoothly. I am excited about the possibility of contributing to this amazing organization. Hello, my name is Evangeline Street, and I am running for the JABGA Board to represent Area 4. I am 19 years old and I am currently attending Lake Technical College for LPN school. Once I graduate from LPN school, I plan to further my education by obtaining my RN, BSN, and eventually going to Anesthesia School to become a Nurse Anesthetist. I graduated from high school a year early, obtaining my AICE Diploma and the Bright Futures Scholarship for Florida. I was highly active in 4H, for 12 years, and FFA, for 5 years. Through FFA, I was awarded with the Florida State Degree and my National American Degree. I have a genuine drive and passion for this industry and I have shown goats for 10 years now. My goal is to encourage and influence younger children to follow their passion within this industry and become more involved at shows and events. Growing up I did not have someone to look up to and guide me within this industry, but I have gained many friendships and grown my breeding program. The amount of opportunities this industry has given me are endless and I hope to pass my knowledge onto the next generation. I intend to set up more educational seminars to help the youth and educate the younger generations, getting them more involved and interested in this industry. I hope you all will consider me for this position. Lexi Bingham Area 5 Candidate Case Carpenter Area 5 Candidate Kade Sanders Area 5 Candidate Hi, my name is Lexi Bingham, and I am a 16-year-old from Collbran, Colorado. I have been raising and showing goats for nine years, and this is my eighth year of being involved with both the JABGA and ABGA. Through these experiences, I have developed a strong passion for the meat goat industry and for helping others grow within it. I am currently serving as your JABGA Region 5 Junior Ambassador, where I enjoy promoting the meat goat industry and encouraging younger exhibitors as they learn more about showing, fitting, and caring for their animals. Being able to support and mentor other youth in the industry is something that I truly value. Outside of the show ring, I am actively involved in both 4-H and FFA. Through these organizations I have had the opportunity to hold several leadership roles and am currently serving as the treasurer of my 4-H club. These experiences have helped me grow as a leader while strengthening my communication and teamwork skills. In my free time, I enjoy expressing my creativity through graphic design and marketing projects, as well as making quilts for others. I love finding ways to combine creativity with agriculture and enjoy using those skills to help promote the livestock industry and the organizations that support youth in agriculture. My name is Case Carpenter, and I am a senior at Prairie Valley High School in Nocona, Texas. Agriculture has been a big part of my life, and I have been raising and showing goats for the past five years. Through my experiences in the show ring and working with livestock at home, I have learned the importance of hard work, responsibility, and dedication. Outside of showing goats, I stay active in several sports including football, basketball, tennis, and golf. I also enjoy spending time outdoors hunting and fishing. In school, I am a member of the National Honor Society and am actively involved in FFA. I would like the opportunity to represent Region 5 on the JABGA board and help encourage younger members to get involved, learn more about the goat industry, and build the same passion for agriculture that has meant so much to me. Hi, my name is Kade Sanders. I am 16 years old and I'm from Henryetta Oklahoma. I have been showing goats since 2017 and play high school basketball and am the Vice President for my school's FFA program. Between JABGA and FFA I have competed in competitions like public speaking and livestock judging. My future goals are to graduate college with a bachelor’s in finance and eventually start my own financial planning business. My favorite part of JABGA is talking to all the members and making new friendships. Lauryn Sutton Area 5 Candidate Hi, my name is Lauryn Sutton, and I am a junior in high school in Hillsboro, Texas. I am an active member of my local FFA chapter, where I served as the 2024–2025 Chapter President. In 2024, I was also a state finalist in the Goat Proficiency area through FFA. My family has raised registered Boer goats for over 10 years, which has helped me develop a strong passion for the goat industry and agriculture. I plan to pursue a career as an embryologist in the agriculture industry. I enjoy promoting youth involvement while encouraging others to raise quality livestock. Related Posts

American Boer Goat Association Region 4 Director, Jeffrey Gibbs Back to Board of Directors Jeffery Gibbs Region 4 Email Bio coming soon. Previous Director Next Director

Only Purebred and Fullblood Boer goats are eligible for ennoblement. ENNOBLEMENTS 10930561 ORB LADIES DEVIL DECISION Doe 2/22/26 Bobbi Maddox Bobbi Maddox 10873281 PCF16 2102 JUGHEAD Buck 2/19/26 Danny Dodrill Nate & Kaycee Wooten 10927711 BSMF BLOOD BROTHER Buck 2/13/26 Lowell S Peterson Cecelia Knott 10773337 TST1 WINDY ACRES ALL PARTIED UP Doe 2/13/26 Miriam Cook Terry & Sue Taylor 10934787 RRB2 DANCING IN THE RAIN Doe 2/6/26 Kyndal Lopes Kyndal Lopes 10732500 K1K2 AAPRINA ACRES BEAR ARMS"" Buck 2/6/26 Kimberly Liefer Kimberly Liefer 10943203 JC BOER GOATS RRB2 HOT DECISION Buck 2/6/26 Rachel Lopes, Julie Carreiro Julie Carreiro 10906818 MH34 COWBOY UP Buck 2/6/26 Laura Pomatto, Deanna Good Mitchell Hetrick 10905157 LCZ DOUBLE Z'S PAINT MY WORLD Doe 1/29/26 Zach Finholdt Anthony & Stanley Zirbel 10908602 OYHEE DAMM STRAIGHT Buck 1/29/26 Patsy Walrath Charlene Wndt & Samantha Davis 10877545 HOBBY R R VIRAL PRINCE L2180 Buck 12/23/25 Jullie Gallagher Bill, Sue, Christie, Rebecca & Nicole Hobby 10933200 JLT1 2CCB WHITEOUTS BACK TALK Doe 12/15/25 Tyler Sparks Jeri Troesken Reg. # Goat's Name Sex Award Date Owner Breeder Load More One of the goals of the first ABGA Board of Directors was to implement a program to recognize the best of the best. Policies and procedures for the Ennobled Herdbook were drafted in 1995 and approved in 1996. Subsequent Boards and several committees labored for another two years to develop the current criteria and procedures for the Ennobled Herdbook. In 2004, ABGA added the Non-Traditional classification to recognize animals that do not meet the color requirements of a Traditional animal. Only Purebred and Fullblood Boer goats are eligible for ennoblement. Those which attain registration into the Ennobled Herdbook provide breeders with visual definitions of the Breed Standards as adopted by the American Boer Goat Association. The Ennoblement program is meant to provide a direction and an incentive for the continual improvement and growth of the Boer goat.

The Public Speaking contest encourages participants to develop communication skills while sharing knowledge about the Boer goat industry and breed. 2024 - 2025 Regional Show Series: Public Speaking Topics The Public Speaking contest encourages participants to develop communication skills while sharing knowledge about the Boer goat industry and breed. The Public Speaking contest encourages participants to develop communication skills while sharing knowledge about the Boer goat industry and breed. Each level focuses on different topics, from preparing animals for shows to herd management practices. This event fosters confidence, critical thinking, and leadership, empowering JABGA youth to advocate for agriculture and connect with their community. It also highlights the importance of agricultural education and the role of youth in the future of livestock. View the 2024 -2025 Public Speaking topics below. Novice How do you get a goat ready for a show? Junior What is the importance of the JABGA? Intermediate What are some short term and long term goals for your herd? Senior Describe reproduction practices within your herd. Related Posts Jul 21, 2023 Updated JABGA Speech Topics The updated Speech Topics were passed by the JABGA Board of Directors at the 2023 Summer Face-to Face meeting. Jul 21, 2023 JABGA Age Division Changes The JABGA Board of Directors proposes the age change be implemented on September 1, 2023. Jun 28, 2023 2023 JABGA National Show Contest & Overall Regional Series Results Congratulations to the winners and thank you to all the JABGA members who participated!

Location and date changes to upcoming JABGA Regional Shows. UPDATES: Area 2 and Area 4 Regional Shows Location and date changes to upcoming JABGA Regional Shows. The Area 4 Regional show is now in conjunction with Peach State Classic. The date of the show will be moved up to February 28 - March 1, 2025. The Area 2 Regional Show will now be in Des Moines, Iowa. We will keep you updated if there are any further changes or updates. Related Posts Dec 18, 2024 Thank You Area 5 Regional Show Participants! Thank you to all exhibitors, sponsors, judges, and volunteers that participated on making the Area 5 Regional Show a success! Dec 13, 2024 Thank You Area 1 Regional Show Participants! Thank you to all exhibitors, sponsors, judges, and volunteers that participated on making the Area 1 Regional Show a success! Mar 20, 2023 Area 4 Regional Show: Peach State Classic Boer Goat Show Check out these pictures from the Area 4 Regional Show - Peach State Classic in Perry, Georgia!

Casey Stevens’ goal is to change the meat goat industry. Check out her award winning research! JABGA Member Casey Stevens Researches Goat Meat Casey Stevens’ goal is to change the meat goat industry. Check out her award winning research! An Unknown Staple of Meat | A Study of The Boer Goat Industry Casey Stevens’ goal is to change the meat goat industry. Her research “An Unknown Staple of Meat, A Study of The Meat Goat Industry” came in 4th in the Ag Sociology category at the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo. You can download and view her study here. Casey_Stevens_An_Unknown_Staple_of_Meat .pdf Download PDF • 962KB Related Posts