A group of talented Technology Student Association (TSA) students from Rockcastle County High School (RCHS) recently attended the State TSA Conference, where they competed in various events, showcasing their skills in technology and innovation. The students participated in multiple competitions, representing RCHS with exceptional teamwork and dedication.
The following students participated in the various events:
Board Game Design: Michael Hargis (team captain), Will Miller, Jackson Stallsworth, and Elias Tucker
CAD Engineering: Savannah Davis
Dragster Design: Savannah Davis, Luke Willis
On Demand Video: Alexis Ballinger, Heath Barnes, Benjamin Brenda, Kaity Carter, Gabe Clouse, Hayden Hasty, Jon Munguia, Wyatt Rigsby, Wesley Shurr, Landon Sparks, Jackson Stallsworth, and Elias Tucker (team captain)
PVC Kayak: Heath Barnes, Kaity Carter, Will Miller, Matthew Owens, Wesley Shurr, and Jackson Stallsworth (team captain)
Technology Problem Solving (2 teams):
Team 1: Savannah Davis and Dalton Long-Chumley (team captain)
Team 2: Benjamin Brenda and Matthew Owens (team captain)
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (drones, 2 teams):
Team 1: Alexis Ballinger (team captain), Hayden Hasty, and Landon Sparks
Team 2: Michael Hargis (team captain), Will Miller, and Jon Munguia
Notably, Luke Willis earned an impressive 8th place in Kentucky for the Dragster Design event, a testament to the students' hard work and ingenuity.
During the closing ceremony, graduating seniors were recognized for their contributions to TSA over the years. This year, 10 RCHS seniors were celebrated for their participation in the State Conference:
Benjamin Brenda, Gabe Clouse, Savannah Davis, Dalton Long-Chumley, Will Miller, Jon Munguia, Matthew Owens, Wesley Shurr, Jackson Stallsworth, and Elias Tucker.
The dedication and excellence displayed by the RCHS TSA students highlight the strength and future of the school’s technology programs, setting a high standard for future participants.