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California District Council International Apprenticeship Competitors: Chip Costilow, Michael Robbins, Dane McNair, Jonathan Connoly, and Darren Williams

California District Council Apprenticeship Competitors Rusty Secody, Paul Aroian, and Roger Ramirez

International Apprenticeship Competition

 

The International Apprenticeship Competition was held in September at the Houston Local 84 Training Center. Our District Council Competitors, Paul Aroian, Roger Ramirez, (both from Local 433 in La Palma) and Rusty Secody from Local 75 in Phoenix, all did a fine job of representing our district council. The competition was intense as the best of the best competed for great prizes and braggin rights.


The California Ironworker's District Council held it's Apprenticeship Competition on Thursday April 21 at the San Diego Training Facility
Competitors from many of the District Council JATC's competed for the chance to represent their local and the District Council, twelve in all. The winners will go on to compete in the International competition that will be held in September in Houston Texas. Those winners are
  1. Rusty Secody from Local 75, Phoenix who took first place
  2. Roger Ramirez from Local 433 Los Angeles, second Place
  3. Paul Aroian from Local 433 Los Angeles, third place
  4. Joseph Fornes from Local 75 in Phoenix, fourth place

Congratulations to these young men as well as all of the other competitors. They all worked hard and their effort is appreciated.

The event was attended by Trustees and Delegates of the District council, Trust managers, local poloticians, Local 229 members and their families, and other guests. It was a great event and Local 229 was able to show off it's new training center