Carpentry:
1st place: St. Amant High School
2nd place: Slidell High School
3rd place: Hahnville High School
Electrical:
1st place: Ty Forsyth (St. James College and Career Center)
2nd place: Jacob "Brody" Woodward (Albany High School)
3rd place: Landon Compagno (Franklinton High School)
Welding - Beginner:
1st place: Dakota Baker (East St. John High School)
2nd place: Adele Cooper (East St. John High School)
3rd place: Craig Cain (East St. John High School)
Welding - Advanced:
1st place: Ethan Delaune (St. Amant High School)
2nd place: Ean Watson (East St. John High School)
3rd place: Kaine Jackson (East St. John High School)
TEAM - Welding Winner:
East St. John High School
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