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WKU students from around the region head for Texas competition BOWLING GREEN, Ky. - Western Kentucky University civil engineering students will be traveling to the University of Texas at Tyler next week for the 2016 Concrete Canoe National Competition. "We are extremely excited to be attending the National Competition for the second year in a row and for the 15th time in WKU history," said Professor Matthew Dettman, faculty advisor. "It's an incredible accomplishment just to get to this level and I have every confidence that the team will do their best and make WKU proud." WKU's Bar-B-Qrete won the Ohio Valley Student Conference in April to advance to the June 9-11 national competition. At the regional event, WKU placed first in design paper and oral presentation and second in final product. In the canoe races, WKU finished first in co-ed sprint and second in all other races including men's and women's sprint, and men's and women's endurance. WKU finished 17th in the 2015 national competition. Team members traveling to Tyler, Texas, for the National Concrete Canoe Competition include: co-captains Kayla Frye of Nancy and David Miller of Louisville; Taylor Bowling of London; Jared Claiborne of Scottsville; Sean McCarty of Campbellsville; Jonathan Turner of Paducah; Trey Baston of Tompkinsville; Elizabeth Cardwell of Russellville; Mohammed Alajmi of Kuwait City, Kuwait; Tyler Baker of Lawrenceburg; Zach Thorpe of Cadiz; Caitlin Brown of Hartford; Megan Jones of Glasgow; Rachael Wilson of Elkton; and faculty advisors Matthew Dettman and Jason Wilson. This story was posted on 2016-06-01 13:25:59
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