TJCA
2025-2026 JUNIOR BOARD
President: Corbin Hunt
Vice President: Avery Hunt
Secretary: Bella Parker
Treasurer: Casey Conway
Reporter: Clay Conway
Sentinel: Camille Greer
At Large: Lexi Huse
At Large: Hayleigh Gerik
At Large: McKenna Muston
President - Corbin Hunt
I am Corbin Hunt I am 17 years old and I am currently serving as the Treasurer for the Texas Junior Charolais Association. I began showing Charolais cattle in 2016 and I have remained passionate about the breed ever since. Over the years, I have developed strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills through my involvement in livestock shows and TJCA events. I value the friendships, life lessons, and opportunities the Charolais industry has given me and it has committed me to give back to the association that has gave so much to me. I am proud to represent a breed that stands for quality, tradition, and excellence, and I looks forward to helping grow the association and support its members in every way I can.
Vice President - Avery Hunt
I’m Avery Hunt, a 17-year-old from Longview, TX, passionate about the Charolais breed and agriculture. I’ve been actively involved in the Charolais community for over seven years, serving on the TJCA Junior Board for the past five years. My family and I travel nationwide exhibiting Charolais cattle, and through these experiences, I’ve developed a deep love for the breed and the people who support it. In addition to showing cattle, I’m involved in both FFA and 4-H, where I currently serve as the Harrison County 4-H Vice President. I also compete on the livestock judging and quiz bowl teams. If I'm not in the showring or in the quiz bowl room you can probably find me working show calves or helping out on my family's cow-calf operation.
Secretary - Bella Parker
Hey Charolais enthusiasts, my name is Bella Parker, and I am currently finishing up my senior year. After graduation, I plan to attend Blinn College and compete on the livestock judging team. I've shown Charolais bulls, steers and heifers for 10 years. I've also shown market swine and compete in livestock judging. I previously served as the TJCA Treasurer, North Reporter, and was the CAT princess a few years back. I am currently serving as the Lake Granbury 4-H President and County Ambassador. I have been in the Charolais industry since I could walk and attending Charolais sales across the U.S. with my grandpa. I have attended 12 Junior Nationals and State Shows. I plan to be involved with the Charolais breed throughout my high school, college, and adult life carrying on with Buddy's Charolais.
Treasurer - Casey Conway
Casey Conway is a Senior at Canton High School with plans to attend Angelo State University for Animal Science before transferring to Texas Tech University to pursue a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. Raised on a family ranch, Casey has shown Charolais cattle for years and currently serves as Miss Charolais USA 2025 and as a Texas Junior Charolais Association Board Member. She has also held multiple FFA officer roles and volunteers at livestock shows, food distribution events, and local assisted living facilities. Passionate about agriculture and youth leadership, Casey is committed to promoting the Charolais breed and encouraging the next generation of breeders to find their place in the industry.
Reporter - Clay Conway
Clay Conway is a 16-year-old cattleman and agricultural advocate from Canton, Texas. He plays an active role in his family’s purebred and commercial cattle operation, raising Charolais and Charolais composite cattle, along with foundation-bred Quarter Horses. Clay assists with herd care care, managing breeding cycles, assisting withcalving, and monitoring animal health and performance.A proud member of Canton FFA since third grade, Clay has been involved in livestock judging, showing heifers/steers, and serving as a Greenhand Chapter Secretary, Chapter Reporter and Chapter Sentinel. He has also contributes to his community through local service projects and youth agricultural events. Clay is known for his strong work ethic, leadership, and dedication to the livestock industry. Whether in the show ring or out in the pasture, he represents the next generation of agriculture with pride and purpose.
Sentinel - Camille Greer
Camille Greer is the 17-year-old daughter of Collin and Courtney Greer of Shelbyville, Texas. Camille is a fifth-generation Charolais breeder. Camille has served as an officer for the TJCA for the past four years and has also had the honor of representing the Charolais Association of Texas as Princess and Queen. Camille is an active member of her local 4-H and FFA, excelling in both organizations. She has served as FFA Chapter President and District Secretary, competing in Creed Speaking, Livestock Judging and Forage Judging. Camille began her appointment with the Texas Youth Livestock Ambassador Program through 4-H in 2023, serving as a Livestock Ambassador and educating youth about agriculture practices at various state and county fairs. With TYLA Camille travelled to Austin to learn more about agriculture policies and is headed to Japan this summer to study global agriculture. Camille has a passion for the Charolais breed and wants to continue to be an advocate for agriculture in all that she does. Upon graduation, Camille plans to attend Texas A&M University and pursue a degree in Ag Business and Marketing to further promote the breed and industry that has provided so much for her
At Large - Lexi Huse
Hey y’all!! My name is Lexi Huse, and I’m a 17-year-old from Elm Mott, Texas. My family and I proudly run a registered purebred Charolais and crossbred cattle operation, and I’ve grown up immersed in the livestock industry. Alongside my passion for agriculture, I’m also committed to academic and personal growth. I stay actively involved in UIL, public speaking, livestock judging, and, of course, showing Charolais cattle. I currently serve as the Area 4 Director for the American International Junior Charolais Association, and it’s truly been an honor to represent our members at the national level. This role has deepened my understanding of leadership and the importance of uplifting others, which is something I strive to bring into every aspect of my life.
At Large - Hayleigh Gerik
Hey! My name is Hayleigh Gerik. I'm 17 years old. I will attend Riesle High as a Senior in the fall of 2025. My parents are Brittni and Mark Gerik I have two younger siblings which are Keston and Lynlee Gerik. I have been showing charolais heifers since I was in third grade and Have loved every minute of it.
At Large - McKenna Muston
McKenna Muston is the 15 year old daughter of Jessica and Preston Muston, and an 8 year old brother Patton. She lives in the small town of Rockdale, located in Central Texas. She attends Rockdale high school. She also is a member of the Rockdale FFA as an officer, Milam County 4H, and the Rockdale 4H program where she currently serves as the parliamentarian. She is the 24-25 C.A.T princess. She enjoys exhibiting her purebred charolais heifer projects all over Texas through the Texas majors and jackpots as well as the State and national junior shows, In addition, McKenna competes in livestock and horse judging contest through Rockdale FFA and Milam County 4-H.
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