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Aylin Godfrey, a member of Jefferson High School’s class of 2027, is a standout in leadership, the arts, and athletics. She has served as president of the Clovers in Action 4-H Club and sits on Jefferson County’s 4-H Teen Advisory and STEM Committees. At school, she leads the Science National Honor Society chapter as president and performs with Jefferson’s award-winning symphonic and jazz ensembles.

Aylin is just as busy outdoors. She competes at the varsity level in track and field and cross country, races mountain bikes through NICA, and serves as an ambassador for GRiT, a mountain biking program for girls and women. She also holds a second-degree black belt in mixed martial arts.

She has represented Jefferson County at the state level at both the Governor’s School for the Arts and the Governor’s Honors Academy, and she is excited to represent West Virginia at the national 4-H Conference.