Aug 5, 2013 2 min read

WAYNESBURG – Chelsea Wilson, 17, daughter of Amy and Doug Wilson of Waynesburg, was crowned the 2013 Miss Greene County Fair Queen Saturday at the Greene County Fairgrounds.

Wilson, who will be a senior at Jefferson-Morgan Junior-Senior High School, was to compete against Sadie Wright of Mt. Morris, but Wright withdrew from the competition prior to Saturday’s judging.

Nonetheless, the National Honor Society student still went through the process as though she had competition for the crown. She had a personal interview with the judges; answered an impromptu question; gave a brief speech on “What My Fair Means to My Community;” was judged on a written essay based on reasons for wanting to be the fair queen and modeled an evening gown.

Wilson now becomes eligible to compete for the state fair queen title early next year.

Also on Saturday was the 4-H Round-up. The results are as follows:

Production, 3-year-old filly

First – Luke Maley of Waynesburg with his horse, Cheyenne

Western grooming and showmanship, junior division

First -Morgan Mooney of Wind Ridge with her horse, Rose

Second – Kyra Burns of Wind Ridge with her horse, Oak

Third – Luke Maley with Cheyenne

Fourth – Kiley Meek of Holbrook with her horse, Nicky

Fifth – Haden Eddy of Mt. Morris with his horse, Carmel

English grooming and showmanship, senior division

First – Meghan Eddy of Mt. Morris with her horse, Ebony

Pole bending horses, junior rider

First – Morgan Mooney with Rose

Second – Kiley Meek

Clover leaf barrel race horses, junior rider

First – Morgan Mooney

Second – Kiley Meek

Raised box keyhole horses, junior rider

First – Morgan Mooney

Second – Kiley Meek

Activities scheduled today at the fair include:

• 9 a.m. – 4-H rabbit show

• 11:30 a.m. – 4-H and open dairy cattle show

• 6:30 p.m. – 4-H market steer show

• 7 p.m. – Truck pulls