Crossroads YFC worked their magic to become the winners of this year's West Regional Talent Spot, in front of a packed crowd in the SECC's Armadillo venue in Glasgow.
The annual competition – a firm favourite in the SAYFC calendar – brings together representatives from young farmers teams from all four districts in the West to compete in a 10-minute showcase performance, where creativity is encouraged and marks are awarded in areas such as entertainment value, costumes, choreography and variety.
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Teams were marked out of 100 and points deducted for time penalties, making for an exciting competition.
The first club to take to the stage, Crossroads YFC, were hard to go past when their scene named 'Out or In, Who Will Win?' racked up 76 points to take home this year's trophy.
Produced by David Smith and Cailean Knapp, the choreography was in the hands of Fiona Cuthbertson and Emma Watson.
The judging panel consisted of John Clark, a past Loch Lomond YF member, Avril Aitken, previous East Fife JAC member, and Robert Taylor, former of East Kilbride.
Voicing the judges' opinions, John Clark commented: "We came along to be entertained and we certainly were that. It is the participation that counts, there is so much time and effort that goes into these performances and we congratulate every single one of you, it is a competition to involve and bring the whole club together.
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"On the night you need to know your audience and provide what they are looking for, we want something innovative and unique, and not for clubs to rely on tried and tested formulas, it is important to push boundaries
"Performances has to be relevant and we were looking for small magically things to set you apart from everyone else. You only get one chance on the stage so you had to make every second count, clubs had to pack the punch from the word go to make them stand out.
"And finally, we were looking for a high pace performance, which was colourful using the whole stage and surprising your audience at every opportunity, to make it a memorial occasion," added Mr Clark.
Runners up on the night with 75 points were Lanark YFC with their performance, "Surf 'N' Turf Wars". A full cast production along with Alistair Morton, with the choreography in a joint effort with Eve Grierson, Kalise McColm, Laura Murray-Darroch, Keira Sannachan and Jennifer Tennant.
Following on behind with 73 2/3 points were Biggar YFC with "Billy Welly'it". Produced by Euan and Katie Sanderson the performance was choreographed by Alison Orr and Skye Watson.
Picking up the Sandilands Salver for the best act was David Fair from Stewartry YFC. He was just ahead of Jennifer Veitch, from Mauchline YFC.
Other big prizes on the night included the front of curtain act voted for by the audience, which saw Annie Barr, Amy Cadzow, Eva Callan, Neve Crooks, Mia Crooks and Amy Sloan from Lesmahgow YFC, sing Believe, to take the top ticket.
The Talent Spot was again sponsored by Scotmin Nutrition, strong supporters of the event.
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