Coopersville High School juniors and seniors continued a longtime Bronco tradition during the 2026 CHS Tractor Day celebration, bringing tractors of all sizes and generations to campus in recognition of the community’s strong agricultural roots.

This year’s event featured 25 participating students and tractors ranging from a 1940 Allis-Chalmers B to 2021 John Deere models still actively used today.

Special Recognition

Oldest Tractor
George Armock — 1940 Allis-Chalmers B

Newest Tractor (Tie)
Evan Huston — 2021 John Deere 3033R
Braden Monroe — 2021 John Deere 5065E

Smallest Tractor (Three-Way Tie)
Nolan Triick — 1950 Ford 8N
Kaleb Nelson — 1947 Ford 9N
Cam Rosloniec — 1948 Ford 9N

Biggest Tractor
Roark Taylor — 1997 John Deere 8400

People’s Choice
Brianna Sharp — 1947 John Deere B
Liam Hecksel — 1955 John Deere 620

Most Unique
Eli Young — 1985 John Deere 762A Scraper

Participants in the 2026 CHS Tractor Day included Tyler Andrews, George Armock, Eli Cooley, Josie Eisen, Dane Gasser, Liam Hecksel, Evan Huston, Lucas Kazemier, Craig Kutchin, Robby Mathews, Ava Maycroft, Jaydon Miller, Jason Monroe, Braden Monroe, Kaleb Nelson, Reice Parsons, Isaac Rollenhagen, Cam Rosloniec, Haley Ruster, Brianna Sharp, Roark Taylor, Nolan Triick, Marshall Umlor, Garrett Weipert, and Eli Young.

The annual tradition continues to celebrate the pride, hard work, and agricultural heritage that remain an important part of Bronco culture and the Coopersville community.

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