Add Colorado to the listThat now makes 9 different states.
We're now up to 21 teams, 29 individuals, and 40 apprentices.
Will give ya a ring tomorrow.
Add Colorado to the listThat now makes 9 different states.
We're now up to 21 teams, 29 individuals, and 40 apprentices.
The Fairgrounds Inn has one room left, as of last night.
Yep everything is running out fast. If you havent gotten your stuff in by now, you better!
Still running at 21 Teams, 29 Individuals, and 41 Apprentices now.
So far we have:
IBEW Local 702
Powerlineman.com
Powerlineman Magazine
Swain Distribution
Lineman Outfitters
Tillman Equipment
JELCO
Miller Construction
Donco Construction
Henkels & McCoy
J.F. Electric
L.E. Myers
Thanks to all the sponsors and vendors so far!
It's getting close!!!! Looking forward to seeing everybody there! It's gonna be a Great Rodeo, with Great Competition, good friends and good times had by all!!!
We lost a few but picked up a few this week.
We're now at 20 Teams, 27 Individuals, and 42 Apprentices
We've also covered our 10th state, as we have an Apprentice coming from Nevada.
Booths that are CONFIRMED as of today:
Lineman Outfitters
Swain Distribution
Tyndale
Tallman Equipment
Carhartt
JELCO
Just returned from the WCLR in Du Quion, IL., had a great time and the indoor facility was excellent. A little different looking up at a ceiling when doing linework but with the inclement weather it sure was nice to be inside. Alot of work went in to making this event a success, hats off to all the sponsors, vendors and volunteers. To all from L.U. 702 thanks for the hospitality. Already looking forward to 2011.
" When character is lost, all is lost "
Thanks wudwoker, we all put in hard in this event. Big thanks to the competitors as we hardly had any complaints.
Also big ups for Arizona Public Service/IBEW Local 387 for winning the Team Overall, Jason Novak from IBEW Local 702 as the Overall Individual Journeyman and I forgot the Overall Apprentices name.
Also there were two runs that I was VERY impressed with. Jason Novak from IBEW Local 702 ran the Hurtman in 48.78 seconds which broke his old WCLR record.
And the other run was by the Arizona Public Service/IBEW Local 387 boys (Brian Wheeler, Toby Claude, and Jason Houle.....I think I have that last name right) ran the Hurtman Energized Mystery Event in 1:15That was a 3 phase line with a crossarm, neurtral and pot with switch, and a triplex pulloff with the dummy just at the transformer. The groundman had to kill the pot by pulling the switch with an extendo stick, then both climbers had to go up and keep the 170lbs. dummy off the pole and get him down safely. One minute and fifteen seconds is IMPRESSIVE!