President

Allison Coats

Allison Coats brings both tradition & forward-thinking leadership to the cattle industry as a fifth-generation livestock producer. Growing up in agriculture shaped her passion early on and today she continues to raise/show registered Simmental & SimAngus cattle.

She is currently a student at the University of Missouri-Columbia, pursuing a degree in Animal Sciences with a minor in Agricultural Business. Through her education, Allison is working toward a future career in animal health pharmaceuticals, where she hopes to support and strengthen the livestock industry from a new perspective. Allison has been actively involved in the Missouri Junior Cattlemen's Association for many years, currently serving as the President.

President-Elect

Aubrey Youse

Aubrey Youse, a native from Paris, MO, has been actively involved in the cattle industry for much of her life. Aubrey has show cattle for years and recently expanded her interest into Shorthorn breed.

For the past four years, Aubrey has been a dedicated member of the Missouri Junior Cattlemen's Association, participating annually in the Youth Industry Tours and the MCA All-Breeds Junior Show. She demonstrates strong leadership through her service as the FFA chapter secretary, President of the Mark Twain 4-H Club, Treasurer of the Missouri Junior Shorthorn Association, serves as a MJCA Region Vice President and has been a three-year member of the Missouri Club Calf Association Junior Board.

In the fall, Aubrey will be attending the University of Nebraska at Kearney. She will be working towards a Bachelors in Science for Ultrasound Radiology & Diagnostic Medical Sonography.

Vice President

Daisie Huth

Daisie Huth represents a proud fifth-generation farming family rooted in a long-standing tradition of agricultural excellence and stewardship. Her family operates a diversified farm that includes registered Angus cattle, crossbred cattle through artificial insemination and row crop production. Through generations of experience, they have refined sustainable practices that support both livestock and crop production while preserving the integrity of their land. 

Daisie is a senior at Bunceton High School. She serves as the Treasurer of the Missouri Junior Cattlemen's Association. Upon graduation, she plans to attend the University of Missouri to pursue a degree in Animal Science with an emphasis in Agricultural Leadership & Communications, where she hopes to expand her knowledge of livestock nutrition, reproduction, genetics and her management while strengthening her leadership & advocacy skills.

Treasurer

Josey Meier

Josey Meier is a junior at Southeast Missouri State University majoring in Agricultural Education. Born and raised on her family's farm, Butch's Angus, she developed a passion for the cattle industry through a family legacy of involvement in both the Missouri Cattlemen's Association and the Missouri Angus Association. After graduation, Josey hopes to become an agriculture teacher and inspire the next generation of agricultural leaders.

Josey has been actively involved in 4-H, FFA, the Missouri Junior Angus Association and the SEMO Cattlemen's Association. She has served in numerous leadership roles, earned her American FFA Degree and participated in the MJCA Youth Industry Tour three times. In addition to showing registered Angus cattle at the local, state and national levels, Josey works for Jackson Veterinary Clinic and Buchheit. She looks forward to using her experiences to encourage youth involvement and strengthen the future of Missouri agriculture.

Secretary

Sophia Levett

Sophia Levett is a 16-year-old cattle producer and exhibitor who has spent her entire life working alongside her family on their farm. Growing up in agriculture sparked a passion for the cattle industry and a dedication to caring for and improving their Angus, Simmental and Hereford Cattle.

For the past five years, Sophia has been actively involved in showing cattle, gaining valuable knowledge of the beef industry while building lasting friendships and experiences throughout the show ring. Beyond exhibiting cattle, she serves as the President of the Macon County Junior Cattlemen's Association, where she works to encourage youth involvement and leadership within the industry.

Sophia is proud to be a part of the agricultural community and is committed to continuing her education and involvement in the beef industry. She looks forward to learning, growing and advocating for agriculture while helping shape a strong future for the next generation of cattle producers.

Membership & PR

Shaylee Billings

Shaylee Billings, a junior at Scotland County High School, has a strong passion for the cattle and agriculture industry. Alongside her family, she helps operate a cow-calf operation consisting of both commercial and registered Limousin cattle. Although she was not born into the show industry, Shaylee became involved six years ago and has since developed a deep appreciation for the opportunities and experiences it provides.

Over the years, Shaylee has become actively involved in several agricultural organizations, including the Missouri Limousin Breeders Association, Missouri Limousin Breeders Junior Association and the Missouri Junior Cattlemen's Association. Through these organizations, she has expanded her industry knowledge, built meaningful connections and developed her leadership skills. Shaylee looks forward to continuing to serve the beef industry through leadership opportunities, including her role on the MJCA Board as Membership and Public Relations chair.

Region 1 V.P.

Madelyn Sampson

Madelyn Sampson, from Kirksville, MO, has a strong passion for the cattle and agriculture industry. She lives on her family's Angus feedstock operation, Sampson Cattle Co., where she is actively involved in raising and exhibiting Angus and Simmental cattle. Through her experiences on the farm, Madelyn has developed a deep appreciation for the beef industry and the opportunities it provides.

In addition to her involvement in agriculture, Madelyn is a student at Kirksville High School, where she serves as president of her FFA chapter and participates in basketball. She plans to attend Kansas State University to pursue a degree in agriculture and continue building a career in the industry. Madelyn looks forward to serving as the Missouri Junior Cattlemen's Association Region 1 Vice President and becoming more involved in supporting youth and the future of Missouri's beef industry.

Region 2 V.P.

Madi Coulter

Madi Coulter, a senior at Francis Howell High School, has a strong passion for both track and field and cross country, competing for her school and a club team. Through these activities, Madi has developed the dedication, discipline and work ethic that she brings to every aspect of her life.

In addition to her involvement in athletics, Madi raises and exhibits Angus cattle and is an active member of the Missouri Junior Angus Association. She also serves as the secretary of her local 4-H club, where she enjoys supporting fellow members and promoting youth involvement in agriculture. After graduation, Madi plans to attend a four-year university and pursue a degree in agribusiness, with the goal of building a career in the agricultural industry. She looks forward to continuing her involvement in agriculture and helping shape the future of the beef industry.

Region 3 V.P.

Gracyn Meier

Cracyn Meier, a senior at Jackson High School, has a strong passion for agriculture and the cattle industry. Born and raised on her family's farm, Butch's Angus, Gracyn has grown up surrounded by a rich history of involvement in both the Missouri Cattlemen's Association and the Missouri Angus Association. These experiences helped develop her dedication to the beef industry and youth leadership.

Active in both 4-H and FFA, Gracyn has served in multiple leadership roles and has been recognized for her dedication with honor including Outstanding Officer, Star Greenhand and the H. Weldon Macke Junior Award. She has also earned her Greenhand and Chapter FFA Degrees. 

In addition to her school involvement, Gracyn is an active member of the SEMMO Cattlemen's Association, where she assists with events such as May Beef Month and Farm Day. Other organizations that Gracyn is involved in is the Missouri Junior Angus Association as the regional director. 

Gracyn exhibits registered Angus cattle at the local, state and national levels. Through MJCA, she has attended Youth Tour and Youth Expo events.

Region 4 V.P.

Kenneth Browning

Kenneth Browning, a 19-year-old from Pattonsburg, MO, developed his passion for agriculture while growing up on his family's Black and Red Angus cattle operation. Through his involvement in the cattle industry, he has gained valuable hands-on experience and a strong commitment to the future of beef production.

A 2025 graduate of North Daviess R-III High School, Kenneth served as the president of his local FFA chapter and earned his Missouri FFA State Degree. He is a member of the Missouri Junior Cattlemen's Association and the I-35 Cattlemen's Association and recently became Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) certified. Kenneth currently works as a Diesel Technician Apprentice at Zeigler Ag in Maryville and plans to ear his A.I. certification through Circle 5 School for Cattlemen. In the future, he hopes to establish his own Hereford Cattle operation and continue supporting the next generation of cattle producers.

Region 5 V.P.

Gentry Huth

Gentry Huth has developed a strong passion for agriculture through his involvement on the family farm and in the livestock industry. He enjoys working alongside his dad, grandpa and sister while helping care for livestock and growing his own registered Angus herd. Through these experiences, Gentry has learned the value of responsibility, patience and perseverance.

Gentry is active in Zion 4-H, where he serves as an officer, and will be joining the Boonville FFA chapter this fall. He is passionate about promoting the beef industry and encouraging other young producers to get involved in agriculture. Gentry looks forward to serving on the Missouri Junior Cattlemen's Association Board alongside his sister and helping create opportunities for youth across the state.