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International Junior Auctioneer Championship

Inspiring the Next Generation of Auctioneers

Launched in 2007, the International Junior Auctioneer Championship (IJAC) showcases the emerging talent of young auctioneers between the ages of 12 and 18. The first IJAC Champion was Trev Moravec of David City, NE. These young professionals represent the future of the auction industry, demonstrating remarkable skill, confidence, and passion at an early age. The IJAC competition is held annually during the NAA Conference & Show, providing a premier platform for these rising stars to shine. Winning the IJAC title is a prestigious milestone that highlights their potential as the next leaders in auctioneering.

 


2026 – Logan Snider (Enid, OK)

 


2025 – Ellie Ratliff (Crete, IL)

2024 – Caleb Taylor (Douglasville, GA)

2023 – Brandon Mendoza (Hennessey, OK)

 


2022 – Jesse Garber (Stewartsville, MO)

2021 – Landen Morris (Roanoke Rapids, NC)

2019 – Tyce Freije (Indianapolis, IN)

 


2018 – Cotton Booker (Colfax, WA)

2017 – Kendall Nisly (Kirksville, MO)

2016 – Brooke Gillespie (Graceville, MN)

 


2015 – Jeremy Garber (Lincoln, MO)

2014 – Justin Croy (Culver, IN)

2013 – Halie Behr (Grimes, IA)

 


2012 – Julia Sparks (Canyon, TX)

2011 – Curtis Wetovick (Fullerton, NE)

2010 – Nolan Bell (Gray, PA)

 

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  • 2009 – Justin Schultis (Fairbury, NE)
  • 2008 – Jacob Barth (Moses Lake, WA)
  • 2007 – Trev Moravec (David City, NE)
Mission & Vision

The National Auction Association serves auction professionals by providing services built on four cornerstones: Advocacy, Community, Education, and Promotions.

Our vision is to be the unified voice of the auction profession, championing the interests of auctioneers everywhere.

Values Statement

We intentionally welcome all auction professionals. We do this without adherence to any social, religious, and/or political affiliation or creed.

We endeavor to foster a climate of purposeful inclusion, an environment where all can feel safe, valued, cared for, and given an opportunity to form meaningful connections with each other.

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