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Two women stand next to a white pig and a black pig in an arena with a red banner.

People stand around a pig at an event. One person looks at it while another holds a sign.

Three people stand behind a metal fence. A small black and white pig stands in front. Background shows a dirt floor and more metal fencing.

A man and woman with a pig on a leash in an arena. Behind them, people watch from the stands.

A man and a woman examine a white pig. A group of people stand in the background.

Several people in a dirt ring. One woman and one man each hold a small pig.

A person leads a black pig by a rope in a dirt area. Several pigs and people are behind.

April 1, 2026

LPS Communications

Lawton FFA Members, Adley Dye (MacArthur Middle School) and Kadence Williams (MacArthur High School), were selected to present their animals at the Oklahoma Youth Expo Legislative Showmanship. This event provides a unique opportunity for livestock exhibitors to interact with state legislators and other dignitaries by coaching them through the livestock showing process in a friendly showmanship competition. Adley had the chance to coach Nathan Dethloff, a representative from the Office of Congressman Frank Lucas, as he showed her Yorkshire barrow, Slim Jim. Kadence passed the pig whip to State Representative Daniel Pae, to present her Hampshire barrow, Pretty Boy Floyd. #LawtonPS #WeAreLPS #oklaed