Career/National Automotive Technology Competition
Apr 12, 2017 10:01 am

WAHS Automotive Students Head To Nationals

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Wallenpaupack Area High School automotive students will compete in the National Automotive Technology Competition in New York City.

From Katie Collins’ article on The News Eagle website:

The success continues for Wallenpaupack automotive students who work hard. Yet again, for the fourth straight year, two students will travel to New York City to compete in the National Automotive Technology Competition at the Jacob Javits Center.

Seniors Logan Carney and Hunter Moser surpassed automotive students from across the state, in the Pennsylvania Automotive Association (PAA) competition and now, they will be tasked with trying to beat automotive students from across the country when they address 10 workstations that include: heating, ventilation and conditioning, aliment and suspension, engine simulator and more; each within 30 minutes as well as fixing “bugs” in a 2017 Subaru Legacy at the national competition.

Click HERE to read the entire article about the Wallenpaupack Area High School automotive program on The News Eagle website.

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