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Aylin Godfrey is in the class of 2027 at Jefferson High School. She has served as the president of Clovers In Action 4-H Club and is a member of the Teen Advisory and STEM Committees for Jefferson County. Outside of 4-H, she is the president of her school’s Science National Honor Society chapter and performs with their award-winning symphonic and jazz ensembles. She competes at a varsity level for track and field and cross country, mountain bikes competitively through NICA, serves as an ambassador for GRiT, a female only mountain biking organization, and holds a second degree black belt in mixed martial arts. She has represented her county at the state level at both the Governor’s School for the Arts and Honors Academy, and is excited to represent West Virginia at the national level at the 4-H Conference.