Aledo FFA students showcased their craftsmanship and dedication at the San Angelo Ag Mechanics Show hosted at the annual San Angelo Stock Show Feb. 1-3. The students earned an impressive five blue ribbons and four red ribbons for their projects.
Projects displayed at the competition included three Santa Maria grills, a Texas fire pit with a cooking top, a 4’ x 8’ shop table, two deer feeders, an outdoor propane burner coffee table, and a firewood rack. Each entry was judged on craftsmanship, presentation, and the quality of record books documenting the construction process.
“The success of our students at the San Angelo Ag Mechanics Show is a testament to their hard work, creativity, and commitment to excellence,” said Aledo FFA Advisor Kolton Beeler. “Each project showcased their skills in welding, fabrication, and design, and I couldn’t be prouder of their accomplishments.”
The San Angelo Ag Mechanics Show is a prestigious event that provides students with the opportunity to apply their technical knowledge in a competitive setting while preparing them for future careers in agriculture, engineering, and skilled trades.
Aledo FFA continues to build a strong tradition of success in ag mechanics, and this year’s performance reflects the dedication and passion of its students.
Blue ribbon winners and their projects are Matthew Long, Santa Maria grill; Grant Foreman and Anthony Flowers, Texas fire pit; Noah Hight, outdoor propane burner coffee table; Garrett Hoff, firewood rack, and Gabriel Opsahl, deer feeder.
Red Ribbon winners and their projects are Decker Sanders, deer feeder; Tripp Hoff, shop table; Dylan Hoover, Skye Truong, and Matthew Ordonez, Santa Maria grill; and Trevor Reinert and Caise Gamble - Santa Maria grill.
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