The winning Lifetime Milk Production Cow, Luck-E Merjack Asalia, took home Senior and Grand Champion titles at the 2025 International Junior Holstein Show. For that honor, Asalia and owners, Tessa and Stella Schmocker, of Whitewater, Wisconsin, received the Lillian & Keith King and Jim King Grand Champion of the Junior Show Award. The Reserve Senior Champion and Reserve Grand Champion was the winning Six-Year-Old & Older Cow, Oakfield Tatoo Tender-ET owned by Chloe and Claire Lamb, of Oakfield, New York.
Lifetime milk-production cow takes top prize
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The Grand Champion of the International Junior Holstein Show goes to Luck-E Merjack Asalia, exhibited by Tessa and Stella Schmocker of Whitewater, Wisconsin. Reserve Grand Champion honors went to Oakfield Tatoo Tender-ET, exhibited by Chloe and Claire Lamb, New York.
The Junior Champion of the International Junior Holstein Show is Karnview Bullseye Aboom-ET, exhibited by by Caroline Egolf and Ellianna Cummings, of North Lewisburg, Ohio. Weigland Icandy Alexevie-ET, is Reserve Junior Champion, exhibited by Britney Smith of Norwood Young America, Minnesota.
The Intermediate Champion of the International Junior Holstein Show is Toppglen Awesome Whodey-ET, exhibited by Chloe Yerina, of Johnstown, New York. Heritage Drive Me Crazy-ET, is Reserve Intermediate Champion and exhibited by Madison and Melanie Sarbacker of Whitewater, Wisconsin.
The Senior Champion of the International Junior Holstein Show went to Luck-E Merjack Asalia, exhibited by Tessa and Stella Schmocker of Whitewater, Wisconsin. Reserve Senior Champion honors went to Oakfield Tatoo Tender-ET, owned by Chloe and Claire Lamb, New York.
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