Past Superbowl Success

Simbrah-Simmental Superbowl held in San Antonio

The 34 th Annual Simbrah-Simmental Superbowl once again rewarded youth who exhibit
SimGenetic heifers.
The event, held in conjunction with the San Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo, is a one
of kind junior show, where breeders pay a sponsorship fee and then their cattle that are now
owned by juniors are eligible to show. The event includes Purebred Simmental and Simbrah, as
well as Percentage Simmental and Simbrah shows, plus showmanship.
This year’s competition on Feb. 18 th drew 109 entries and featured 40 sponsors with
strong payouts to the junior exhibitors. The event was founded by Tim Smith, Carlos Guerra and
Bill Wentz and to date has awarded over $1.3 million to youth.
Eli Smallwood and Will Shelby judged the showmanship, percentage Simmental and
Simbrah and purebred Simmental shows, while PJ Budler judged the purebred Simbrah show.
The Grand Champion Percentage Simmental honor went to Bryleigh Morris and her SQ
Remedy 7F daughter. She won $300 and was sponsored by GC Farm & Ranch. The Reserve
Grand Percentage title was awarded to Joe Ellis with his TJSC Coping With Destiny’s daughter.
He received $150 and was sponsored by Diamond J Simmental.
The Grand Champion Percentage Simbrah title and $300 went home with Atalie Petrash
with her JSUL Something About Mary daughter, sponsored by Peach Creek Ranch. The Reserve
Grand and $150 went to Morgan Crane with her Smith Follow Me Lead daughter and she was
sponsored by Smith Genetics.
Grand Champion Simmental honors and $1,500 went to Makenzie DeBerry, sponsored
by Diamond X Show Cattle. Her entry was sired by WHF/JS/CCS/Woodford J001. The Reserve
Grand Simmental title went to Cain Todd, with a WLE Copacetic daughter, sponsored by Blount
Farms. He received $1,000.
The Grand Champion Purebred Simbrah Female and $1,500 was won by Jacob Merritt
with his Smith Rite On Time daughter. Kannon Hill added the Reserve Grand Champion title to
his resume’ and $1,000. Both heifers were from Late Junior Heifer Division and sponsored by
Smith Genetics.
The purebred Simbrah Junior Heifer Calf title was awarded to Ryssa Silvas with a RGV
DRC Paying The Bills daughter. She received $150 and was sponsored by Stehle Cattle Co. The
reserve in division went to Parker Pilat with her Smith Made Solid daughter and she was
sponsored by Smith Genetics. She received $100.

In the Senior Calf division in purebred Simbrah, the winner was Aryanna Rocha with her
Smith Isgrig Something In Red daughter and she was sponsored by HDZ Cattle Co. She won
$150. Reserve in division and $100 went to Brynn Pilat. She was sponsored by Smith Genetics
and showed a Smith Made Solid daughter.
The purebred Champion Early Junior Heifer honor went to Kessler Campbell with her
RGV DRC Paying The Bills daughter and she was sponsored by La Muñeca. Reserve went to
Koyt Baker with a Smith TMP Cast No Doubt daughter, sponsored by TMP Livestock. They
received $150 and $100 respectively.
The Champion Purebred Senior Champion honor and $150 went to Waylon Seale with a
LMC Gold Medal 5Z/75 daughter. He was sponsored by La Muñeca. Reserve Senior Champion
honors went to Gavin Hinckley, with a Smith Follow My Lead daughter and sponsored by Smith
Genetics. He received $100.
An integral focus of the Simbrah-Simmental Superbowl is showmanship. The event
featured 12 age divisions and paid 10 places in each division. In addition, the top two in each age
group received buckles. The payout was 1st place $100; 2nd place $50; 3rd place $100; 4th place
$80; 5th place $75; 6th place $60; 7th place $50; 8th place $40; 9th place $35 and 10th place
$30.
At the conclusion of the 12 divisions of showmanship an overall and reserve overall were
selected by the judges. Kameryn Hill was named the grand and she received $1,500, while
Maverick Cody took the reserve honor and $1,000 home.
In the 8/9 age division the winners in order were: Hodge Pennington, Savannah Rehm,
Stetson Moon, Arial Rocha, Aryanna Rocha, Beckett Posey, Madison Stehel and Brynlee
Daniell.
Winners in the age 10 division in order were Ace Wilson, Emma Stahl, Tilden Lightfoot,
Taylor Glueck, Bentley Sandifer, Leighton Macri, Amberlee Chessher and Ryssa Silvas.
Zadie Bates was the winner in the 11-year age division and followed by Maverick Cody,
Riggin Pennington, Waylon Seale, Emma Nugent, Noah Rehm and Allie Eckert.
Kannon Hill was named the champion of the 12-year age division followed by Eli Gandy,
Jacob Merritt, Cara Kincaid, Bryleigh Sandifer, Addison Syphrett, Colson Glueck, Ellie Petrash,
Tuck Bialas and Hayden Sales.
Taking the top position in the 13-year age division in order was Joe Ellis. He was
followed by Emerson Posey, Case Travis, Tanner Carrizales, Brynn Pilat, Bryleigh Morris,
Heather Thiele, Kessler Campbell, Kaeden Bronder, Ben Burch.
Winners in the 14-age division in order were Reagan Shaw, Callie Scott, Keelin
LeighAnn O'Brien, Ari Perkins, Jessica Bordelon and Griffin Dodson.

Winner in the 15-age division was Parker Pilat, followed by Willa Fucik, Codie Hill,
Rachael Schneider, Alivia Owsley, Brooklyn Hurst and Addison Lucus.
Aiden Glueck took home first place honors in the 16-year age division, followed by
Makenzie DeBerry, Aaren Rexrode, Kennedy Ashton, Brantley Kennedy, Paisley Lightfoot,
Emily Burch and Kinsley Gandy.
Winners in the age 16 division were Cain Todd, Jenna Tyler, Aubrey Schneider, Cecelia
Guerra, Jillian Watson, Lillian Alvarado, Mia Jones, Dane Fitzgerald and Tatum Chessher.
Winners in the 17-year age group in order were Kameryn Hill, Rylie Smith, Mallory
Fitzgerald, Sydney Petrash, Kaden Pilat, Kate Martin, Caleb Brandon, Areaya McNeal
Barbara Hernandez and Madison Holifield.
The final age group featured the 18-year-olds, and the winners were Gavin Hinckley,
Kennedy Powe, Jarrett Pool, Halle Orth, Jess Pool, Morgan Crane, Savannah Daniel, Callie
Heaton, Evan Baldrige and Kendall Compton.
At the conclusion of the show 31 $250 scholarships were awarded through a drawing to
exhibitors.
This year’s sponsors included Brannan Cattle, Smith Genetics, TMP Livestock, Blount
Farms, Pine Ridge Ranch, Levi Douglas, 3JK, Reavis Farms, Foster Bros Farms, Peach Creek
Ranch Cattle LLC, Diamond T Cattle Co. Mayes Cattle Co., Bar P Bar Cattle, Johnson Cattle
Co., 6G Ranch, HDZ Cattle Co., MGP Cattle LLC, Rocking T3, Diamond X Show Cattle,
Boening Bros Simbrah, Brolaco Cattle Co., Pool Farms, Circle M Farms, J&L/Hensgens Cattle
Co., Syphrett Show Cattle, RGV Cattle Co., Glueck Cattle Co., Pembrook Cattle Co., GC Farms
& Ranch. La Muñeca Cattle Co., Higher Up Cattle Co., Sandifer Family, Rylie and Callie Smith,
Stehle Cattle Crew, Freasier Cattle Co., Todd Cattle, Triple C Cattle, Diamond J Simmentals, and
Saige Brush Cattle.
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At the Superbowl’s conclusion, 31 $250 scholarships were awarded through a random drawing.

The first and second place showman from all 12 divisions competed for the overall grand and
reserve grand showman award.

Grand Champion Percentage Simbrah Heifer, exhibited by Atalie Petrash, sponsored by Peach
Creek Ranch.

Reserve Grand Champion Percentage Simbrah Heifer, exhibited by Morgan Crane, sponsored by
Smith Genetics.

Grand Champion Purebred Simmental Heifer, exhibited by Makenzie DeBerry, sponsored by
Diamond X Show Cattle.

Reserve Grand Champion Purebred Simmental Heifer, exhibited by Cain Todd, sponsored by
Blount Farms.

Grand Champion Percentage Simmental Heifer, exhibited by Bryleigh Morris, sponsored by GC
Farms &  Ranch.

Reserve Grand Champion Percentage Simmental Heifer, exhibited by Joe Ellis, sponsored by
Diamond J Simmental.

Grand Champion Purebred Simbrah Heifer, exhibited by Jacob Merritt, sponsored by Smith
Genetics.

Reserve Grand Champion Purebred Simbrah Heifer, exhibited by Kannon Hill, sponsored by
Smith Genetics

2025 Superbowl’s Conclusion, 40 $250 scholarships were awarded through a random drawing.

2025 Superbowl, First and Second place showman from all 12 divisions competed for the Overall Grand and
Reserve Grand Showman Award.

2025 Superbowl, Grand Champion Percentage Simbrah Heifer, exhibited by Atalie Petrash, sponsored by Higher
Up Cattle.

2025 Superbowl, Reserve Grand Champion Percentage Simbrah Heifer, exhibited by Harper Mau, sponsored by
Blount Farms.

2025 Superbowl, Grand Champion Purebred Simmental Heifer, exhibited by Wyatt Gandy, sponsored by Blount
Farms.

2025 Superbowl, Reserve Grand Champion Purebred Simmental Heifer, exhibited by Makenzie DeBerry,
sponsored by Diamond X Show Cattle

2025 Superbowl, Grand Champion Percentage Simmental Heifer, Kinley Murphrey, sponsored by Circle M Farms,
LLC.

2025 Superbowl, Reserve Grand Champion Percentage Simmental Heifer, exhibited by Emma Wiggins, sponsored
by Levi Douglas.

2025 Superbowl, Grand Champion Purebred Simbrah Heifer, exhibited by Brynn Caldwell, sponsored by Cassidy
Fuchs.

2025 Superbowl, Reserve Grand Champion Purebred Simbrah Heifer, exhibited by Kannon Hill, sponsored by
Smith Genetics.

Carlos X Guerra III exhibited the Simbrah-Simmental Superbowl Grand Champion Simbrah Heifer and was sponsored by La Muñeca Cattle Co.

Bailey Buzzard exhibited the Simbrah-Simmental Superbowl Reserve Grand Champion Simbrah Heifer and was sponsored by Webb Fields.

Roxton Stone exhibited the Simbrah-Simmental Superbowl Grand Champion Simmental Heifer and was sponsored by Southern Jewel Cattle Co.

Mackenzie DeBerry exhibited the Simbrah-Simmental Superbowl Reserve Grand Champion Simmental Heifer and was sponsored by Diamond X Cattle Co.

Teagan Hurst exhibited the Simbrah-Simmental Superbowl Grand Champion Percentage Simmental Heifer and was sponsored by Pembrook Cattle Co.

Jade Stone exhibited the Simbrah-Simmental Superbowl Reserve Grand Champion Percentage Simmental Heifer and was sponsored by Southern Jewel Cattle Co.

Ainsley Oliver exhibited the Simbrah-Simmental Superbowl Grand Champion Percentage Simbrah Heifer and was sponsored by Higher Up Cattle Co.

Avery Glueck exhibited the Simbrah-Simmental Superbowl Reserve Grand Champion Percentage Simbrah Heifer and was sponsored by Peach Creek Ranch.

There were 147 exhibitors at the 2023 Simbrah-Simmental Superbowl and at the conclusion, 40 received $250 scholarships each.

Showmanship is a focal point of the Simbrah-Simmental Superbowl and this year’s contest featured 13 different age groups with a payout 10 deep in each group. The top two of each division then competed for the overall and reserve overall showman of the event. Showmanship judges were Garrett Standfield and Doug Parke.