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ORHS welding students bring home gold, bronze medals from Skills USA

Posted at 9:49 am April 24, 2016
By Holly Cross Leave a Comment

ORHS Welding Students and Instruction April 2016

Pictured above from left to right are students Abigayle Allison, Peyton Ooten, and Evan Eschenberg, and instructor Jeff Hankins. (Submitted photo)

 

Two Oak Ridge High Schools received gold medals and were named state champions in two different welding categories, while a third student received a bronze medal.

The students and their medals are:

  • Senior Evan Eschenberg received a gold medal and is the state champion in the category of Welding.
  • Sophomore Abigayle Allison received a gold medal and is the state champion in the category of Welding Sculpture.
  • Junior Peyton Ooten received a bronze medal for third place in the state in the category of Action Skills.

The students are in Jeff Hankins’ welding classes at Oak Ridge High School. They competed and placed in several events in the Skills USA State Championships from April 17-20 in Chattanooga. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Education, Front Page News, K-12, Top Stories Tagged With: Abigayle Allison, bronze medal, Evan Eschenberg, gold medal, Holly Cross, Jeff Hankins, Oak Ridge High School, ORHS, ORHS welding, Peyton Ooteng, Skills USA, Skills USA State Championships, Skills USA State Conference, welding

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