Averi Walker: 2025 Division 3 Champion Market Goat AND Division 4 Reserve Champion Market Goat
Averi Walker, a 17-year-old high school junior from Uvalde, has made her mark in the competitive world of livestock shows. Her recent achievements at the 2025 Hill District Grandstand have not only placed her in the spotlight but have also showcased the level of commitment and skill nurtured within the Uvalde 4-H community.
Averi claimed the title of Division 3 Champion Market Goat and Division 4 Reserve Champion Market Goat, a testament to her expertise and passion for goat raising.
Beyond the Show Ring
Her journey is a compelling story of dedication, community support, and an unwavering dream to excel in the field of Embryology with a focus on small ruminants, a dream she aims to pursue at Texas A&M University.
Beyond the ribbons and trophies, Averi’s achievements shine a light on the importance of youth programs like 4-H, which cultivate not just skills in animal husbandry, but also leadership, resilience, and a sense of responsibility toward agricultural sciences. Her success is a reminder of how nurturing young talent can pave the way for future leaders in various fields.
It’s inspiring to see young individuals like Averi pursue their passions with such fervor. Especially while balancing their academic pursuits with extracurricular interests. When she’s not competing or caring for her goats, Averi is honing her roping skills, showing that her champion spirit extends beyond the show ring.
A Round of Applause
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Averi and the entire Uvalde 4-H community. Your achievements continue to inspire us all, and we look forward to witnessing your future successes.
A special thank you goes out to Capital Farm Credit for their generous support. They make dreams and achievements like Averi’s possible. By investing in young talents, they play an integral role in fostering the next generation of agricultural innovators.
📸 Photo Credit: Devin Sisk Photography