welding

Maple Mountain High School SkillsUSA club needs your help to send its Welding Fabrication Team back to Louisville, KY for the national competition for the 5th year in a row. On March 24th, we took first place at the state level and were invited to compete among the top competitors in the country. In hopes to help with this cost, we would like to invite you to sign up and bring in anything you need to have repaired or re-welded or have a small project built.

Our welding seniors crushed it at the welding competition in Logan yesterday. There were over 100 students from all over the state, even from Idaho and Wyoming.

All 5 of our students placed in the top 20. 
Tosh Davis - 17th
McCade Lee -11th (missed 10th by 1 point)
Jace Baird - 8th
Tyler Christmas - 4th
Ben Warnick - 2nd

Congratulate these students when you see them. They represented our school and district very well. At the awards ceremony they only announced the top 10, and we were the only school to have 3 students announced.

On March 23 and 24, Maple Mountain's SkillsUSA chapter competed at state. All of our competitors did really well, and we have 2 medalists. 

All of the Nebo high school welding programs brought their best students to compete Friday, January 20 at Springville High School. With over 30 students competing in the annual welding competition, the following Maple Mountain students placed:

Welding Individual is an event where one person reads a blueprint and welds together a test with several different welding processes:
Nick Pittelli - 1st Place
Jace Baird - 2nd Place
McCade Lee - 3rd Place

The MMHS team of junior welding fabricators took 3rd place in the nation at the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference. Each state brought their best welding team to compete. Our team consisted of Tosh Davis, Tyler Christmas, and Ben Warnick. They built a tool box from scratch in 6.5 hours.

Maple Mountain High School SkillsUSA club needs your help to send its Welding Fabrication Team and its Chapter Display Team back to Louisville, KY for the National Competition. On April 1st, we took first place at the state level and were invited to compete with the top competitors in the country. To help with this cost, we would like to invite you to sign up and bring in anything you need to have repaired or re-welded or have a small project built. If you provide the material to fix your project, we will weld it back together for you.

Maple Mountain's SkillUSA competitors had a big night at the state competition April 1. The medalists are:
Haydon Cooper took 3rd in welding sculpture.
Soren Peterson took 3rd in photography.
Mahal Kauwe took 3rd in first aid/CPR.
Rachel Brown took 2nd in first aid/CPR.
Chase Farrer, Brian Mckell, & Austin Wagstaff won 1st place in their chapter display.
Tosh Davis, Ben Warnick, and Tyler Christmas won 1st place in welding fabrication (we are on a four year championship run in this contest).

The MMHS welding team took 3rd in the nation on June 24. There were 34 welding teams from across the nation. The team consisted of recently graduated seniors: Chandler Schramm, Micheal Swanson, and McKay Hales.

Josh Jensen, our senior class president, got 6th out of 34 in the First Aid/CPR competition.

Congratulations to them all!

MMHS SkillsUSA Club needs your help to send its Welding Fabrication Team and its CPR/First Aid contestant back to Louisville, KY for the national competition.

Our MMHS Welding Fabrication Team went to the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference over the summer to represent our state for the second year in a row. The team consisted of Josh Jensen, Michael Swanson, and Chandler Schramm. They traveled to Kansas City, MO to face off against the top 35 fabrication teams in the country. The boys executed well and took 4th place! If you see these young men, congratulate them on a job well done.