Katelyn Sue Sogard, 18, is the daughter of Doug and Suzanne Sogard of Stanhope. She’s a 2019 graduate of South Hamilton High School and plans to attend Grand View University in Des Moines to pursue a Bachelor of Science in nursing.

McKenna Mitchell, 2018 Fair Queen, placed the tiara on the new queen’s head after her name was announced.

Adalie Schwandt of Williams, the 16-year-old daughter of Keith and Lisa Schwandt, was named first runner-up. Schwandt was also named Miss Leadership. Ella Carlson was the second runner-up. She’s the daughter of Doug and Sheila Carlson of Stratford.

Anna Utera-Greenfield, 18 of Kamrar, was named Miss Congeniality. She’s the daughter of Sara Utera.

Members of the court are, seated, from the left, Ursula Leksell, Queen Katelyn Sogard and first runner-up and Miss Leadership Adalie Schwandt; second row, Ella Carlson, second runner-up; Madelin Egeland; Miss Congeniality Anna Utera-Greenfield, and Emma Bailey. Escorts were Brayden Evans, Quinton Grove and Jacob Hirsch

Other members of the court include: Emma Bailey, the 18-year-old daughter of Kent and Milissa Bailey of Webster City; Madelin Egeland, 18, the daughter of Dale and Kari Egeland of Boone; and Ursula Leksell, Webster City, the 18-year-old daughter of Ron Corbin and Heidi Leksell.

The Hamilton County Fair Board also presented Marty Parkhill with the Friend of the Fair award and Glenda Meyer won the 4-H Hall of Fame award,

Fair Queen Committee members are Kim Schaa, Carla Johnson, Kathleen Hay and Nikki Ehn.

Brynna Baumhover, left and Leah Feltz, right, presented Glenda Meyer with the Hamilton County 4-H Hall of Fame Award during the coronation ceremony Thursday night.

: Members of the Hamilton County Fair Board presented Marty Parkhill with the Friend of the Fair Award during the coronation ceremony in the grandstand Thursday.