NOVFA Convention will crown 2024 Queen
On Friday, June 14, the following seven competitors will vie for Queen of the NOVFA Convention in Ada, Ohio. The 5:00 p.m. competition will take place at Liberty Oaks, which has donated use of the venue to the Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Firemen's Association.
Jadyn Cupp, is the daughter of Diane and Eric Cupp. She attends Leipsic High School and is the Queen for Leipsic Volunteer Fire Department. Her school activities are volleyball, softball and Spanish club.
Katelynn Metzger, is the daughter of Chad and Jessica Metzger. She attends Ada High School and is the Queen for Ada-Liberty Twp Volunteer Fire Department. Her school activities are show choir, cheerleading, track, FFA, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Language club and Junior fairboard.
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Cheyenne Miller, is the daughter of Charles Miller and Charlene Morris. She attends Liberty Center High School and is the Queen for Liberty Center Fire Department. Her school activities are choir, bowling, FFA and backstage crew for Musical.
Lillian Siefker is the daughter of Alison and Erick Siefker. She attends Ottawa-Glandorf High school and is the Queen for Ottawa Volunteer Fire Department. Her school activities are key club, Junior Optimist and show choir.
Tatum Sollings is the daughter of Jeremy and Emily Sheets. She attends Holgate High School and is the Queen for New Bavaria Volunteer Fire Department. Her school activities are student council, volleyball, basketball, track, football and basketball cheer and class treasurer.
Laura Tanner, is the daughter of James and Allison Tanner. She attends Elwood High School and is the Queen for Wayne Fire Department. Her school activities are cross country, indoor and outdoor track, band science club and quiz bowl.
Karsyn Weber is the daughter of Greg and Holly Weber. She attends Patrick Henry and is the Queen for Hamler-Marion Township Fire Department. Her school activities are volleyball, basketball, track, student council, class officer, art club, Spanish club, yearbook and yearbook editor.
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