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Youth College Scholarships

Scholarship Opportunities for Senior High School and/or College students

Local Agricultural Organization Scholarships

The Asotin County Wheat Growers and the Asotin County Cattlemen offer scholarships to a senior from either Asotin or Clarkston High Schools. Graduates of CHS or AHS who are 1st year college students may also apply.
The Asotin County CattleWomen offer scholarships to a high school senior attending either Clarkston or Asotin High Schools. Graduates of CHS or AHS who are continuing college students may also apply.

Contact Mark Heitstuman at the Extension Office at 509-243-2009 or email at heitstuman@wsu.edu if you have questions regarding these scholarships.

Scholarship Applications due by Monday March 16, 2026

Cattlemen and CattleWomen Scholarship-Apps-fillable.pdf

Wheat-Growers-Scholarship-App-fillable.pdf

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Past Scholarship Winners

Asotin County Cattlemen

2025 – Josie Carpenter and Raylie Fleishman, $1500 each
2024 – Annie Petty $1000
2023 – Haylee Appleford, Samantha Johnson, Lane Weissenfels, $500 each
2022 – Caylie Browne and Lacee Sanford, $500 each
2021 – Macy Green, $500
2020 – Shelby Forgey, Cassandra Clovis, $500 each
2019 – Anna Aarstad, Carmen Eggleston, Jolee Sanford, $500 each
2018 – Kaitlyn Flynn, $500
2017 – Samantha Lemon, $300
2016 – Keaton Brenner and Trevor Sperry, $300 each
2015 – Lucy Eggleston and Chandler Teigen, $300 each
2014 – Dana Borland, $300
2013 – Katie Hendrickson, $300
2012 – Chase Teigen, Asotin High School, $300
2011 – Katie Hendrickson (AHS) and Alexis Land (CHS), $300 each
2010 – Sara Browne (AHS) and Frederick Haberman (AHS), $300 each
2009 – David Franklin, Asotin High School, $200
2008 – Elizabeth Pettit, Asotin High School, $200
2007 – Jodi Moss, Asotin High School, $150

2025 Asotin County Agriculture Scholarship winners flyer of Cooper Thomas, Raylie Fleishman, Josie Carpentar, and Chase Meyer.

Asotin County CattleWomen

2025 – Chase Meyer and Cooper Thomas, $500 each
2024 – Annie Petty and Lacee Sanford, $1000 each
2023 – Lane Weissenfels, Caylie Browne, $1000 each. Haylee Appleford, Carlie Ball, Samantha Erks, Samantha Johnson, $500 each
2022 – Caylie Browne $1000 and Lacee Sanford $500
2021 – Macy Green, $1000
2020 – Shelby Forgey, Cassandra Clovis, $1000 each
2019 – Anna Aarstad, Carmen Eggleston, Jolee Sanford, $1000 each
2018 – Mariama Schutze, $1000
2017 – Samantha Lemon, $500
2016 – Keaton Brenner, Trevor Sperry, Audrey Williams, $500 each
2015 – Lucy Eggleston, CJ Johnson and Chandler Teigen, $500 each
2014 – Miranda Beuke, Alex Dimke and Hannah Roach, $500 each
2013 – Katie Hendrickson, $500
2012 – Josie Flerchinger, $500
2011 – Alexis Land, $500
2010 – Sara Browne, Frederick Haberman, Riley Swanson, $350 each
2009 – Rachel Ausman, RaeDawn Robinson, Tate Witters, $500 each

Asotin County Wheat Growers

2025 – Cooper Thomas $1500
2024 – Annie Petty $1000
2023 – Haylie Appleford and Samantha Johnson, $1000 each
2022 – Caylie Browne and Lacee Sanford, $1000 each
2021 – Macy Green, $1000
2020 – Shelby Forgey, $1000
2019 – Anna Aarstad $1000, Carmen Eggleston & Jolee Sanford, $250 each
2018 – Alicia Heitstuman, $1000
2017 – Samantha Lemon, $400
2016 – Hailey Ball (AHS), $400 – in memory of Lynn ‘Pip’ Ausman
Pierce Claassen (CHS), $400 – in memory of Archie Claassen
2015 – Lucy Eggleston (AHS) and Monica Hall (CHS), $400 each
2014 – Miranda Beuke (AHS) and Dana Borland (CHS), $300 each
2013 – No applicants
2012 – Josie Flerchinger $500, Chase Teigen $250, Megan Roach $250
2011 – Clint Johnsen (AHS), Alexis Land (CHS), $300 each
2010 – Frederick Haberman – Asotin High School, $300
2009 – Tate Witters (AHS) and David Franklin (AHS), $300 each
2008 – Elizabeth Pettit (AHS) and Jaimie Berghammer (CHS), $200 each
2007 – Jodi Moss (AHS), $150