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Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2020 zone final Lismore Gallery
Finalists from the Far North Coast and Mid North Coast met at the Lismore Workers Club to determine which of the nine entrants would succeed to Sydney. Here are some of the moments from the night.
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3/29from left: Claire Liversidge (Goulburn Young Woman), Taylah Eyre-Hughs from Gloucester and Piper Conder from Maitland at the Lismore Workers Club for the zone 1 final Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022.
4/29Imahn with baby brother Kellah Pholi, from Alstonville, at the zone 1 final Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022 at Lismore Workers Club.
5/29Kirra Davison (Kempsey finalist) in the zone 1 Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022 at Lismore Workers Club.
6/29Left: Kirra Davison from Kempsey with Heather Orme from Coffs Harbour at the Lismore Workers Club for the Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022 zone 1 and 2 finals.
7/29Imahn Pholi, Alstonville finalist at the Lismore Workers Club for the Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022.
8/29Left: Reagan Scheuermann with Heather Orme (Coffs Harbour finalist) at the Lismore Workers Club for the Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022.
9/29Left: Mrs Antoinette Pholi, daughter Imahn (Alstonville finalist) and brother Kellah Pholi, at the Lismore Workers Club for the zone 1 and 2 Sydney AgShow final.
10/29Heather Orme, (Coffs Harbour showgirl finalist) at the Lismore Workers Club for the Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022 zone 1 and 2 finals.
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14/29Tayla Dawson, (Casino finalist) giving her speech at the Lismore Workers Club for the Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022 zone 1 and 2 finals.
15/29Neve Kelly, (Bangalow finalist) giving her speech at the Lismore Workers Club for the Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022 zone 1 and 2 final.
16/29Maneesha Davis (Maclean showgirl finalist) giving her speech at the zone 1 and 2 finals at the Lismore Workers Club for the Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022.
17/29Gypsy-Lee Marshall from Taree giving her speech for the zone 1 and 2 finals of Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022 at the Lismore Workers Club.
18/29Taylah Eyre-Hughes (Gloucester finalist) giving her speech at the Lismore Workers Club for the Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022 zone 1 and 2 finals.
19/29Tayla Dawson, (Casino finalist) giving her speech at the Lismore Workers Club for the Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022 zone 1 and 2 finals.
20/29Neve Kelly (Bangalow finalist) ponders a tough question during her speech at the Lismore Workers Club for the Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022 zone 1 and 2 finals.
21/29Kirra Davison (Kempsey showgirl finalist) attending Lismore Workers Club for the zone 1 and 2 final for the Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022.
22/29Maneesha Davis (Maclean finalist) during her speech in round 1 of the zone 1 and 2 finals for the Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022 at the Lismore Workers Club.
23/29Imahn Pholi (Altsonville finalist) giving her speech for the Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022 zone 1 and 2 final at the Lismore Workers Club.
24/29Zone 1 finalists Sydney AgShow Young Woman from left: Jenna Robinson (Lismore), Imahn Pholi (Alstonville), Tayla Dawson (Casino), Neve Kelly (Bangalow) and Maneesha Davis (Maclean).
25/29Winner Lands Sydney Royal AgShows NSW Young Woman 2022 from Taree, Gypsy-Lee Marshall (centre).
26/29Zone 1 finalists at the Lismore Workers Club competing for the chance to be Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022 from left: Heather Orme (Coffs Harbour), Kirra Davison (Kempsey), Gypsy-Lee Marshall (Taree) and Taylah Eyre-Hughes (Gloucester).
27/29Director Mid-North Coast Shows Jody Nelson-Gleeson hugs winner of zone 1 in the final for Sydney AgShow Young Woman 2022, Lismore finalist Jenna Robinson, at the Lismore Workers Club.
28/29From left: Vice president and chair of the young women’s competition Jill Chapman, director and far north coast group delegate Tanja Branson, Winner zone 1 Lismore Jenna Robinson, president, member services officer and young women’s competition co-ordinator Nicky Seeto, Imahn Pholi, Heather Orme, Taylah Eyre-Hughes, Tayla Dawson, mid-north coast Next Gen group delegate Carl Schubert, Maneesha Davis, President NSW AgShows Tim Capp, Winner zone 2 Taree Gypsy-Lee Marshall, Kirra Davison, Neve Kelly, mid-north coast group delegate Jody Nelson-Gleeson and director and young woman judge Kelso Looker.
29/29From left: Jessica Neale (current Sydney Royal Showgirl 2020), winner zone 2 Gypsy-Lee Marshall from Taree, President ASC, now AgShows, Tim Capp and zone 1 winner Jenna Robinson from Lismore.
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