2010's

Morgan McCutcheon, Licking County-
Positive leadership and service to others are the hallmarks of Morgan McCutcheon's 4-H career. She used her final year in 4-H to pay it forward, sharing her time and expertise to make a positive impact on those around her. In Licking County and throughout the state she encouraged all 4-H members to get involved by attending camp, serving as a club officer, taking on leadership roles as a counselor, junior fair board member or 4-H CARTEENS facilitator. Morgan was selected as the 2018 Ohio Fairs' Queen and used social media to promote 4-H and the impact 4-H members have in Ohio. Morgan is an outstanding example of the potential in today's youth leaders.

Maddie Allman, Vinton County-
Humble in her achievements and always willing to assist others, Maddie Allman, embraces the spirit of 4-H with dedication to her project work and leadership activities. In Vinton County she is easily recognized for her successful rabbit projects, serving as a camp counselor and community service. The strong connections Maddie created earned her the title of "The 4-H Lady" by a local newspaper. Her influence on younger children and her peers have created a positive ripple effect that will continue well after Maddie's 4-H career concludes. She aspires to become a 4-H educator and is always seeking to "make the best better' through 4-H.

Callia Barwick-Mahoning County-
Every youth who encounters Callia Barwick understands they are important and have a purpose, because she searches for ways to include everyone. She influences those around her by putting them first. Callia is dedicated to finding a need in the community, formulating a solution and putting it into action for positive impact. She is a strong advocate for healthy living and promotes physical and mental health wellness in Mahoning County, throughout Ohio and the United States. Callia truly embraces and acts on each of the four H's. Her impact on our state and country is only the beginning of what Callia is yet to accomplish.

Emmy Beck-Aden-Athens County-
By giving voice to important stories that motivate and initiate change, Emmy Beck-Aden is making a difference in Athens County and the world. She credits 4-H with inspiring her passion for civic engagement and leading her to a future career in filmmaking. Emmy's award-winning documentaries featuring the Ohio 4-H PetPALS program and the issue of food insecurity inspire action to service and advocacy. Her leadership is evident through positions held at the county, state and local level and her enthusiasm is contagious. She gives Ohio 4-H a unique voice, telling our story in a way that reaches out to the world.

Molly Hunt, Darke County-
Throughout her 4-H career, Molly Hunt has endeavored to “make the best better." She is a self-motivated, dynamic and energetic individual who is quick to identify a need and then facilitate a course of action. Molly's personal experiences led her to develop 4-H programs in Darke County that empower young girls. She helps younger 4-H members and her peers understand the value and importance of making healthy choices, both physically and mentally. With her passion and dedication to the 4-H program, Molly is an outstanding role model for younger 4-H members and a true 4-H leader.

Molly Hunt, Darke County-
"During her past few years as a 4-H member, Molly has proven herself to be an outstanding role model for younger youth. She has learned from personal experiences and has used that knowledge to strive to be a better person. Molly has played a role in helping to develop county 4-H programs that empower young females and she has taken an active role in community service within the county and state. Her passion and dedication to the 4-H program is well-known. She is the first to volunteer with any county 4-H program or activity. Molly exemplifies what it means when we say #4hgrowshere and #true leaders."

Noor Alshafie, Franklin County-
"Noor Alshafie has proven that 4-H can truly offer every opportunity that one seeks to discover. From her early beginnings as a 4-H member exploring new projects and participating in demonstrations, she grew into a determined and well-respected youth leader in Ohio 4-H. Noor's work ethic is reflected in her countless accomplishments at local, state, and national levels. She has been a selfless leader, participating in and organizing service projects to benefit others. Noor consistently strives to make 4-H an inclusive environment for all, and she can be found with a welcoming smile at many events.  These positive traits reflect Noor's desire to help others whenever she can, and she leads by example in her roles as a youth leader.  Her involvement in local, state, and national 4-H programming, including being a selected member of the inaugural National 4-H Youth Advisory Council, is worthy of Ohio 4-H Teen Hall of Fame honors."

Spencer Bauman, Adams County-
"Spencer is the epitome of what 4-H can be. He has fully embraced all that the program has to offer and has achieved great things. Spencer's theory is you need to try a little of everything, and he has done just that. He has undertaken and succeeded in many project areas, served in a number of leadership and mentor roles, and traveled around the state and country during his 4-H career, and he's not finished yet!  Spencer's passion for 4-H has transformed him from a shy, soft-spoken youth to an engaged, involved young adult who is able to share his experiences with others, encouraging them to be their best selves. He has truly strived to make the best better through his many and varied endeavors in the 4-H program."

Carson Fulks, Franklin County-
"Carson Fulks is a dynamic and motivated young leader, who not only has found success through 4-H, but he assists others in reaching a path of achievement. His accomplishments as an Ohio 4-H member are worthy of being in the Teen Hall of Fame. Through his involvement in team settings, such as camp counselors, Junior Fair Board, Teen Leadership Council, and CARTEENS facilitation, Carson takes the lead when action is needed and assists others in being successful. He recognizes the team effort it takes to accomplish tasks. A self-motivated and committed individual, he is attentive to details when work needs to be completed. Carson seeks to be inclusive in his nature of being a leader in 4-H, as he encourages new ideas and bridges the connections of 4-H members in other states."

Kaytlyn Graver, Wyandot County-
"We each have a person who pops into our heads when we think of 4-H. For me, and many others in Wyandot County, that person is Kaytlyn Graver. Kaytlyn is a product of what 4-H can offer young leaders from around the state and county. She is a perfect example of someone who cares so passionately about empowering others around her with education and support that she gives of herself in every way possible. Eternally optimistic, Kaytlyn is not one to stop giving or to settle with anything less than the best. She is a shining example of youth leadership and someone Wyandot County is proud to call their own."

Natalyn Landis, Fairfield County-
"Natalyn truly embodies the 4-H pledge.  She clears her head to clearer thinking when being the youth spokesperson for the Ohio 4-H program while representing the program in a positive light.  She puts her heart into all she does, whether she is leading the Teen Leadership Council meeting or serving on a committee.  Her hands have conducted thousands of hours of community service, in addition to helping others realize their potential for success.  She is also an advocate for healthy living, and has coordinating a 5K walk/run for pediatric cancer, serves on the Race Planning committee on the Teen Leadership Council, and has completed a host of health related projects.  Natalyn is one of those teens who you hope others aspire to be like; her enthusiasm for the 4-H program is contagious, she believes in herself and others, and truly makes an impact in the club, community, country, and world."