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Kate AmrolApr 21, 20212 min read

NHADA Holds Small Engine Competition in Partnership with MB Tractor of Tilton

On Wednesday, April 7th, the NHADA Education Foundation partnered with MB Tractor in Tilton to host the annual Small Engine Competition. Four schools from the state of New Hampshire participated in the event including:

Ten students from New Hampshire career and technical high schools competed in four hands-on skills categories to test their knowledge and win scholarships. The stations were as follows:


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Station 3 - Electrical Panel

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Station 4 - Component Identification

Results

The results of the competition were tallied and we are excited to announce our scholarship recipients!

The 1st place winner and recipient of a $1000 scholarship is:

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Tristan Dow - HUOT Career and Technical Center (Instructor, Lisa Diggins)

This year, we had an exciting three-way tie for 2nd place; therefore, we are awarding three scholarships for 2nd place and dropping the third-place scholarship.

Small Engine WinnersNHADA Workforce Development Coordinator, Kate Amrol awards scholarships to Riley Demers (center) and Tristan Dow (right) of HUOT Career and Technical Center.

Our 2nd place winners and recipients of an $800 scholarship are:

These scholarships are awarded to be used at one of the five community colleges in NH that offer automotive, heavy-duty/diesel, powersports, or collision programs. Congratulations to these students on their success! 

The following students also participated in the competition:

Madison AndrewsMadison Andrews of Salem Career and Technical Education Center works on the Component Identification portion of the competition.

NHADA is very grateful to work with MB Tractor to provide such a great opportunity for the future of New Hampshire's automotive workforce.

“All of us at MB Tractor & Equipment are so pleased that we were able to host the NHADA Small Engine Competition and we are very excited for an even bigger event next year as we begin to return to more traditional educational & competition settings,” said Eva Marie Stilkey, Human Resources & Safety Manager of MB Tractor. “The caliber of the students that participated was top notch.  It was wonderful to see them competing again.”

Congratulations to all of the students who put on an excellent performance highlighting their skills and showing off the knowledge that they have worked so hard to learn!

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Kate Amrol

Workforce Development Coordinator

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