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JUDGES





                      Phil Stoll


                      THE WEEKLY                                cARDmASteR
                      LIVESTOCK REPORTER                          SOlUtIOnS
                      Springtown, Texas
                      service@weeklylivestock.com


    Phil Stoll found his place in the livestock advertising
    world  very  early  in  life.  He  joined  the  staff  of  the
    Weekly Livestock Reporter in 1976 and today is the
    general manager and owner.
    Stoll’s first role with the Fort Worth, TX based publication
    was that of field representative. He soon became
    the leader of the sales team and under his guidance,
    the paper grew from a mom and pop publication
    to a regionally recognized publication. He became
    general manager in 1994 and inherited the Weekly
    Livestock Reporter from owner Rosemary Gouldy in
    December of 2002.
    Phil was raised in southwest Oklahoma and was 1974
    graduate of Oklahoma State University (OSU), where
    he was a member of the livestock judging team. He
    was  introduced  to  the  purebred  cattle  marketing
    world  in  1971,  while  at  OSU  by  Ken  Holloway,
    American Cattle Services. Stoll would be one of the
    first part-time brush hands for Holloway that would
    later  impact  the  beef  industry.  Prior  to  joining  the
    Weekly Livestock Reporter, he was a field man for
    the Charolais Banner in the southeast.
    He  and  wife,  Sandra  reside  in  Springtown,  Texas
    at  their  ranch,  named  Bull  Central  and  they  re-
    merchandise 100 to 150 bulls a year.  Stoll also has
    a trucking business and operates Highway Guardrail
    Co,  that  sells  used  highway  guard  rails  to  ranches
    and feedlots for corrals.
    He is also the chairman of the Fort Worth Livestock
    Exposition  Commercial  Female  Sale  and  oversees
    the  group’s  scholarship  program  to  young  people
    involved in agriculture. He has also received the OSU
    Animal Science Graduate of Distinction honor.










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