The AJBA “All American” National Junior Brahman Show was first created in 1980 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Former ABBA presidents Lee Berwick and Raymond Long of Louisiana were instrumental in creating the concept of a national junior Brahman show and getting it started in it’s formative years. As a race horse enthusiasts, Berwick insisted that this show hold a high level of prestige and thus created the name “All American” for the youth program. As it stands today, the National Junior Brahman Show has hundreds of youth participants nationwide and typically sees over 500 head of entries each year.
- 2024 – West Monroe, Louisiana
- 2023 – Texarkana, Arkansas
- 2022 – Mercedes, Texas
- 2021 – Hattiesburg, Mississippi
- 2020 – Texarkana, Arkansas
- 2019 – Texarkana, Arkansas
- 2018 – Perry, Georgia
- 2017 – Texarkana, Arkansas
- 2016 – Unknown, If you know, please email us.
- 2015 – Texarkana, Arkansas
- 2014 – West Monroe, Louisiana
- 2013 – Lufkin, Texas
- 2012 – Shawnee, Oklahoma
- 2011 – Fort Smith, Arkansas
- 2010 – West Monroe, Lousiana
- 2009 – Fort Smith, Arkansas
- 2008 – Bryan, Texas
- 2007 – West Monroe, Lousiana
- 2006 – Lawton, Oklahoma
- 2005 – Beaumont, Texas
- 2004 – Kinder, Lousiana
- 2003 – Waco, Texas
- 2002 – Lake Charles, Louisiana
- 2001 – Hattiesburg, Mississippi
- 2000 – Glen Rose, Texas
- 1999 – Tampa, Florida
- 1998 – Lake Charles, Louisiana
- 1997 – Beaumont, Texas
- 1996 – Jackson, Mississippi
- 1995 – Lafayette, Lousiana
- 1994 – Lufkin, Texas
- 1993 – Jackson, Mississippi
- 1992 – Lake Charles, Louisiana
- 1991 – Lufkin, Texas
- 1990 – Jackson, Mississippi
- 1989 – Shreveport, Louisiana
- 1988 – Tampa, Florida
- 1987 – Angleton, Texas
- 1986 – Jackson, Mississippi
- 1985 – Lufkin, Texas
- 1984 – Lake Charles, Louisiana
- 1983 – Lake Charles, Louisiana
- 1982 – Lake Charles, Louisiana
- 1981 – Waco, Texas
- 1980 – Baton Rouge, Lousiana