Dates
Nov 14–15, 2026Saturday and Sunday
Check-in
6:00–8:00 AMShow starts at 9:00 AM
Where
Klein Multipurpose Center7500 FM 2920, Klein, TX 77379
Saturday — Steer & Heifer
Full fit show — fit if you choose to. Enter one ring or both.
| Ring | Entry | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| Ring A | $40.00 | Class prizes · breed awards and banners · reserve breed awards and banners. You must show your own animal in Ring A. |
| Ring B | $60.00 | Class prizes · breed buckles · reserve breed plaques · division banners and awards · overall third place banner · supreme and reserve supreme awards |
Sunday — Lamb & Goat
Blow and go. Ring B follows Ring A, and the ewe/doe show runs both rings.
| Ring | Entry | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| Ring A | $35.00 | Covers both species. Class prizes · division banners · breed banners for lambs · grand and reserve prizes |
| Ring B | $40.00 | Follows Ring A. Class prizes · division buckles and prizes · breed buckles for lambs · overall third place banner · grand and reserve prizes |
| Ewe / Doe | Rings A & B | Class winner prize · division and breed awards · banners in both rings · grand and reserve prizes |
Showmanship — $10
Top 5 awards in every division. Buckles and banners for the winners, prizes for PeeWee.
Senior
15–18 years
Intermediate
12–14 years
Junior
9–11 years
PeeWee
8 and under
Meet the judges
Two rings, two days, four judges.
Saturday, November 14 — Cattle
Cattle judge
Emilee Munchrath
Emilee is an agricultural educator at Lovelady High School in East Texas, where she teaches Principles of Agriculture, Livestock Production, and Plant & Soil Science and serves as an FFA advisor. She is a proud Texas Tech Red Raider.
She has been in the livestock show industry since she was three years old, exhibiting and raising cattle and sheep. She raised the Champion Shorthorn heifer at the San Antonio Livestock Show along with multiple division-winning females on the national scale, is a Texas FFA State Champion in Job Interview, and was named the National FFA Diversified Livestock Proficiency Award winner. Her experience spans commercial cow-calf operations, feedyards, livestock photography, and agricultural education.
Cattle judge
Weston Hinze
Weston, of Burton, Texas, was raised in a family deeply involved in the cattle business and built an appreciation for quality livestock while exhibiting across the country.
He judged at Blinn College on its nationally recognized livestock judging team, where he was part of two National Champion Livestock Judging Teams, then transferred to Texas A&M University and earned a degree in Agricultural Development with a minor in International Relations. Today he and his family own and operate Hinze Cattle, raising and marketing competitive show cattle for junior exhibitors across Texas and beyond. He evaluates on structural correctness, functionality, and long-term productivity.
Sunday, November 15 — Lamb & Goat
Lamb & goat judge
Avery Oliver
Avery comes to us from Sealy, Texas. With two parents who are agricultural science teachers and two younger siblings, her family’s free time was spent at shows, sales, and contests.
She was heavily involved in FFA and exhibited all species of livestock at the county, state, and national levels. She judged at Blinn Junior College, earning All-American honors, then transferred to Texas Tech, where she continued her judging career and graduated with a degree in animal science. She is currently the Livestock Show Coordinator at Rodeo Austin.
Lamb & goat judge
Troy Oliver
Troy is from New Ulm, Texas, teaches agricultural science and advises FFA in Sealy, and is a graduate of Sam Houston State University. He has taught ag for 30 years, has served as President of the Agriculture Teachers Association of Texas, and currently serves as chairman of the Texas FFA Board of Directors.
He trained the 2024 Texas FFA state champion livestock judging team, and his teams have won the Heart of Texas, American Royal, Houston Livestock Show, and San Antonio Livestock Show judging contests. He has judged livestock and showmanship at jackpot, local, county, and major shows across Texas and in multiple states.
“Good livestock raises great kids.”
How the days run
| Day | Time | What |
|---|---|---|
| Sat, Nov 14 | 6:00–8:00 AM | Check-in and weigh-in — steers and heifers |
| Sat, Nov 14 | 9:00 AM | Show starts — Ring A, then Ring B |
| Sun, Nov 15 | 6:00–8:00 AM | Check-in and weigh-in — lambs and goats |
| Sun, Nov 15 | 9:00 AM | Show starts — Ring A (both species), Ring B to follow, doe show |
Show rulesRing A on Saturday is show-your-own-animal. Saturday is a full fit show if you choose to fit; Sunday is blow and go. The Klein Fall Classic is a Cattlelac sanctioned points show.
Register on Showman.App
All entries and entry payments go through Showman.App. Create an exhibitor account, find the Klein Fall Classic, and register your animals there.
- No entries at the gate. Everything closes online before the show.
- Heifer registration papers are required at check-in.
- Weights are taken at check-in, not at entry. Classes are broken after weigh-in.
- Questions? Text 832-596-5196.
Come watch
Admission
Free to watch. The concession stand is how the club makes its money, so please eat.
Bring
Folding chairs, cash for concessions, closed-toe shoes, and a jacket — check-in starts at six in the morning.
Kids and dogs
Children are welcome and should stay off the pens and out of the ring alleys. Leave dogs at home.