TSA State

By, Javin Martinez​

Yet another club has done Pueblo County Highschool proud as Technology Student Association, (also known as TSA) has won a state competition. These hard-working students have achieved what other Southern Colorado schools could not as PCHS was the only one south of Denver with competitors in the top 3. 

The Following Students from PCHS placed in the state competition.
National Qualifiers
 
1st Place          Video Game Design
Dallas Musso, Eric David, Noah Schwartz, David Velarde, James Rothbaum, Eli Martinez

2nd Place         Catapult Design
Beckett Morgan, Blake Anderson, Eli Martinez
 
2nd Place         Digital Video Production
Capreese Lisac, Zach Mead, Isabella Vetta

2nd Place         Software Development
Noah Schwartz, Eric David, David Velarde
 
 3rd Place          Dragster Design
Zach Watkins
 
3rd Place          Structural Design and Engineering
Tyler Greenfield, David Tafoya
 
 
Semifinalists
 
Architectural Design
Zora Malone, Kiriah Kopasz, Skyla Kopasz
 
Board Game Design
Keri Santistevan, Morgan Romero
 
Data Science
Olivia (Aspen) Shoaf
 
Dragster Design
Walker Gray
 
Robotic Design
Zach Watkins, Noah Schwartz, Eric David
 
Structural Design and Engineering
Cloie Cortez, Averie Williams
Zach Mead, Capreese Lisac

Transportation Modeling
Madison Kersten
 
Webmaster
Eric David, Zach Watkins, Dallas Musso

So what is TSA? Well, TSA was founded in 1978 to develop leadership, math, science, technology, and engineering skills for students and others in communities. This organization has provided students with the necessary skills and knowledge to enter college or maintain a job that corresponds to their respective fields. 

As peers of our school, TSA should be congratulated and thanked for their hard work and dedication, they not only showed what it means to be a hornet but also someone from Colorado. Their sacrifice of time and labor sets an example for all who live in Colorado. 




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