The Magnolia High School Technology Student Association Team was named the most outstanding school at the state TSA conference for the 14th consecutive year. The event was held April 2-4 at Cedar Lakes near Ripley.

For the 14th consecutive year, the Magnolia High School Technology Student Association Team been named the most outstanding school at the state TSA conference April 2-4 at Cedar Lakes.

The record-setting, record-breaking event establishes MHS as the winningest TSA school in West Virginia, with 33 members of the 38-student team placing in the top three of the 31 events scheduled at the competition. An estimated 450 students from Classes A, AA, and AAA schools in all 55 counties attend the conference. In addition, junior Joe Feeney was among only three students from around the state at the conference to be inducted into the TSA Honor Society-a distinction Feeney shares with several other Magnolia students.

It also was another personal “victory” for TSA mentor Dave Kimble, whose team bested his son’s TSA Team from Tyler Consolidated High School for the third year in a row. In addition to being TSA advisor at Consolidated, J. C. Kimble also is head coach of Knights boys’ varsity basketball team.

Some of Magnolia’s winning students will take their talents to the National TSA Conference in Denver, Colo., June 28-July 2. The trip is paid entirely from student personal funds and donations are welcomed at Magnolia High School, 601 Maple Ave., New Martinsville, WV 26155.

The Magnolia TSA winners and events follow. Two or more students sharing the same place indicate a team event.

Nick Barr: first place, Engineering Design; first place, System Control technology; second place, Cyberspace Pursuit; second place, Electronic Game Design;

Ryan Barrick: second place, debating Technological Issues; third place, Transportation Modeling;

Jared Blatt: first place, Medical Technology; first place, Technical Sketching and Application;

Maryam Boumerzag: third place, Architectural Modeling;

Jason Cook: first place, Engineering Design; second place, Electronic Game Design; third place, Electronic Research and Experimentation;

Lindsay Dieffenbauch: first place, Desktop Publishing; third place, Manufacturing Prototype;

Luke Dieffenbauch: second place, Architectural Modeling;

Bill Feeney: first place, Computer-Aided Design, Engineering with Animation;

Joe Feeney: first place, Computer-Aided Design, Engineering with Animation; third place, Flight Endurance;

Heath Fox: first place, Construction Systems; first place, Engineering Design; second place, Radio Controlled Transportation;

Chris Fuller: first place, Computer-Aided Design, Architecture with Animation; first place, System Control Technology; second place, SciViz;

Chris Goddard: first place, Construction Systems; second place, Technology Bowl (Oral); second place, Electronic Research and Experimentation;

Jessica Goddard: third place, Chapter Team; third place, Imaging Technology;

Josh Goddard: second place, Electronic Research and Experimentation;

Carlin Haught: first place, Fashion Design; second place, Cyberspace Pursuit;

Katie Haught: third place, Chapter Team;

Cody Hicks: second place, Electronic Research and Experimentation; third place, Chapter Team;

Bryan Huggins: first place, Mouse Trap;

Joe Ingold: second place, Cyberspace Pursuit; second place, Electronic Game Design; second place, Electronic Research and Experimentation;

Brandon Kocher: first place, Animatronics; first place, Engineering Design; first place, System Control Technology; second place, Computer-Aided Design, Engineering with Animation; second place, Technology Bowl (Oral); second place, Technology Bowl (Written); third place, Debating Technological Issues;

Brittany Loy: first place, Agriculture and Biotechnical Design; first place, Fashion Design; second place, Cyberspace Pursuit; second place, Future Technology Teacher; third place, Debating Technological Issues;

Gavan McSweeney: first place, Film; second place, SciViz;

Matt Pefferman: first place, Animatronics; first place, Engineering Design; second place, Flight Endurance; second place, Radio Controlled Transportation; second place, Technology Bowl (Oral); third place, Technology Bowl (Written);

Kaylee Pupura: first place, Agriculture and Biotechnical Design; first place, Medical Technology;

Lindsay Riggs: first place, Future Technology Teacher; second place, Debating Technological Issues; third place, Career Comparisons;

Ryan Ritchea: second place, Architectural Model; third place, Chapter Team; third place, Music Production;

John Rux: third place, Electronic Research and Experimentation;

Nicole Schoolcraft: second place, Cyberspace Pursuit; third place, Architectural Model; third place, Manufacturing Prototype;

Derek Staley: first place, Film; second place, Electronic Game Design;

Kyle Veyon: first place, Animatronics; first place, Film; second place, Electronic Game Design;

Ethan Wayman: third place, Mouse Trap;

Catherine Yoho: third place, Chapter Team; and

Haylee Yoho: third place, Chapter Team.