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Welding Students 2021-2022
1st Annual Welding Competition
On April 8, 2022, we hosted the first annual welding competition at Missouri State University - West Plains. There were six schools in attendance and several of the students were a part of South Central Career Center and Piney River Technical Center, as well. The schools in attendance were Koshkonong High School, Houston High School, Willow Springs High School, Thayer High School, Summersville High School, and Licking High School. We thank all of the competitors for participating and hope to see them participating in our program soon. We would also like to thank the instructors that joined us. Also, thank you to everyone who helped to make this competitions possible and to the companies who donated prizes to the event.
Introductory Level
Canaan Miller, from Koshkonong High School, took first place in the introductory level
of the first annual welding competition.
Casey Huff, from Licking High School, took second place in the introductory level
of the first annual welding competition.
Dalton Nicholson, from Thayer High School, took third place in the introductory level
of the first annual welding competition.
Congratulations to our top three competitors in the introductory level of the first
annual welding competition.
Intermediate Level
Thomas Morin, from Summersville High School, took first place in the intermediate
level of the first annual welding competition.
Elijah Ullom, from Licking High School, took second place in the intermediate level
of the first annual welding competition.
Danny Venable, from Houston High School, took third place in the intermediate level
of the first annual welding competition.
Congratulations to our top three competitors in the intermediate level of the first
annual welding competition.
Advanced Level
Nolan Smith, from Willow Springs High School, took first place in the advanced level
of the first annual welding competition.
Jarvis Bowers, from Thayer High School, took second place in the advanced level of
the first annual welding competition.
Jake Rhoades, from Thayer High School, took third place in the advanced level of the
first annual welding competition.
Congratulations to our top three competitors in the advanced level of the first annual
welding competition.
Competition Day Photos
