Field Set for World Livestock Auctioneer Championship Semifinals
Jan 18, 2025 | 8:01 AM
OVERLAND PARK, KANSAS—31 bid callers will battle it out in the World Livestock Auctioneer Championship in Dunlap, Iowa, this June. Held in conjunction with Livestock Marketing Association’s annual convention, the event will bring together the top 10 individuals from each of the three qualifying events, along with the reigning International Livestock Auctioneer Champion.
The semifinalists are:
A.J. Austin, Newport, Arkansas
Andy Baumeister, Goldthwaite, Texas
Tyler Bell, Anderson, Texas
Neil Bouray, Webber, Kansas
Leon Caselman, Long Lane, Missouri
Colvin Connell, Willard, New Mexico
Ryan Dean, Roland, Oklahoma
Dean Edge, Rimbey, Alberta, Canada
Steve Goedert, Templeton, California
William Gregory, Auburn, Kentucky
Michael Imbrogno, Turlock, California
Brennin Jack, Virden, Manitoba, Canada
Marcus Kent, Dunnellon, Florida
Takoda Kiser, Leon, West Virginia
Ryan Konynenbelt, Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada
Justin Mebane, Bakersfield, California
Trey Narramore, Portales, New Mexico
Garrett Nunn, Laramie, Wyoming
Ross Parks, New Concord, Ohio
Jack Riggs, Glenns Ferry, Idaho
Troy Robinett, Decatur, Texas
Seth Schnieder, Hershey, Nebraska
Ethan Schuette, Washington, Kansas
Jeff Showalter, Broadway, Virginia
Barrett Simon, Rosalia, Kansas
Preston Smith, Imperial, Nebraska
Andrew Sylvester, Westmoreland, Kansas
Jace Thompson, Billings, Montana
Marshal Tingle, Nicholasville, Kentucky
Scott Twardowski, Swanville, Minnesota
Zack Zumstein, Marsing, Idaho
The World Livestock Auctioneer Championship, conducted by Livestock Marketing Association, is in its 62nd year. To learn more, visit lmaweb.com.
About the Livestock Marketing Association
The Livestock Marketing Association (LMA), headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas, is North America’s leading, national trade association dedicated to serving its members in the open and competitive auction method of marketing livestock. Founded in 1947, LMA has more than 800 member businesses across the U.S. and Canada and remains invested in both the livestock and livestock marketing industries through member support, education programs, policy representation and communication efforts.
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