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Moapa Valley FFA is committed to serving its community and members by cultivating lifelong leaders and passionate advocates through educational, hands-on agricultural experiences that build character and inspire leadership.
Student Leaders
 OfficeNameBiography
Chapter PresidentNateya RiderNateya is in her fourth year of FFA, she is the 2025-2026 chapter President. For her SAE Nateya is raising a market steer, a market lamb, and assisting in her families French Bulldog breeding business. She plans on competing in Rangeland management and Landscape evaluation this year. After high school Nateya plans on going on to attend college to become a Radiologist Technician.
Chapter Vice PresidentAddysen SherwoodAddysen is in her fourth year of FFA, she is the 2025-2026 chapter Vice president. Along with being the second year she is the Southern Zone president. For her SAE Addysen is raising a market lamb and a market steer. She plans on competing in Rangeland management and horse evaluation this year. After high school, Addysen plans on becoming a state officer following by joining the United States Marine Corps then becoming a Ag Teacher.
Chapter SecretaryAlexis ZinovitchAlexis is the 2025-2026 Moapa Valley FFA Chapter Secretary, she is also the 2025-2026 Southern Zone Vice President. In the FFA she enjoys competing in several CDEs, LDEs, and award areas. Her favorite CDE that she competes in is Veterany Science. She enjoys working with her several SAE's which include Market Swine, Market Goats, Breeding Boer Goats, Market Poultry, and Market Beef. Outside of FFA Alexis shows off her livestock at fairs and jackpots across Nevada and Arizona. After highschool she plans on attending SDSU for Large Livestock and Equine Veteranry sciance. She also plans to study livestock evaluation during her time at SDSU.
Chapter HistorianHannah RowleyHannah is in her fourth year of ffa, she is the 2025-2026 chapter Historian. For her SAE Hannah is selling and arranging floral arrangements to the locals. She plans on competing in Rangeland management and landscape evaluation this year. After high school Hannah plans on going on to attend college to become an ultrasound technician.
Chapter TreasurerAlex VargasAlex Vargas is in his fourth year of FFA. He is the 2025–2026 Chapter Treasurer. For his SAE, Alex works multiple jobs, with his main job being on a ranch where he gains hands-on experience in livestock and land management. This year, he plans to compete in Marketing. After high school, Alex plans to pursue a career as a realtor.
Chapter SentinelMacy TerrilMacy is in her third year of FFA and is the 2025-2026 chapter sentinel. For her SAE Macy is raising a market swine. She plans on competing in the marketing plan event as well as parliamentary procedure this school year. After high school she would like to go into teaching.
Chapter ReporterLyla ShakespearLyla Shakespear is in her 3rd year of FFA. She is the chapter reporter. For her SAE Lyla is raising a ewe lamb she is going to breed in the future and is also raising a market steer. She plans on competing in Soils evaluation and homesite. She enjoys playing sports and showing livestock outside of FFA. In the future she plans to attend UNR to major in business  and minor in ag business. She also hopes to run for state office.
Area PresidentAddysen SherwoodAddysen is in her fourth year of FFA, she is the 2025-2026 chapter Vice president. Along with being the second year she is the Southern Zone president. For her SAE Addysen is raising a market lamb and a market steer. She plans on competing in Rangeland management and horse evaluation this year. After high school, Addysen plans on becoming a state officer following by joining the United States Marine Corps then becoming a Ag Teacher.
Area Vice PresidentAlexis ZinovitchAlexis is the 2025-2026 Moapa Valley FFA Chapter Secretary, she is also the 2025-2026 Southern Zone Vice President. In the FFA she enjoys competing in several CDEs, LDEs, and award areas. Her favorite CDE that she competes in is Veterany Science. She enjoys working with her several SAE's which include Market Swine, Market Goats, Breeding Boer Goats, Market Poultry, and Market Beef. Outside of FFA Alexis shows off her livestock at fairs and jackpots across Nevada and Arizona. After highschool she plans on attending SDSU for Large Livestock and Equine Veteranry sciance. She also plans to study livestock evaluation during her time at SDSU.
Area SecretaryRees ComeauRees is in his fourth year of FFA. He is the southern zone secretary. He plans on doing Welding and Landscaping/Nursery and Employability Skills. After high school Rees plans on serving a mission for the Church of Latter-day saints.
Greenhand Junior OfficerEmerie McCormickBio Coming Soon
Program Vision Statements
Building character through hard work and involvement.
Engage prospective members in the activities and initiatives of the Chapter.
Utilized the community to attract new members.
Engage in service activities to benefit the community.
Use our events as a platform to champion agriculture.
Student Committees
CommitteeCommittee Summary and Objectives
Growing Leaders - Career Success
Chair: Nateya Rider
Growing Leaders - Healthy Lifestyle
Chair: Hannah Rowley
Growing Leaders - Leadership
Chair: Rees Comeau
Growing Leaders - Personal Growth
Chair: Macy Terril
Growing Leaders - Scholarship
Chair: Hailey Kelly
Building Communities - Citizenship
Chair: Addysen Sherwood
Building Communities - Economic Development
Chair: Lyla Shakespear
Building Communities - Environmental
Chair: Tyson Houston
Building Communities - Human Resources
Chair: Aurelie Stratton
Building Communities - Stakeholder Engagement
Chair: Alexis Zinovitch
Strengthening Agriculture - Agricultural Advocacy
Chair: Alex Vargas
Strengthening Agriculture - Agricultural Literacy
Chair: Hannah Rowley
Strengthening Agriculture - Chapter Recruitment
Chair: Kamryn Johnson
Strengthening Agriculture - Safety
Chair: Shloe Henry
Strengthening Agriculture - Support Group
Chair: Rylan Sproul
 
         

Sunday, April 5, 2026
 
 

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