Coos Bay, OR – Southwestern Oregon Community College’s Oregon Coast Culinary Institute (OCCI) competitive Ice Team traveled to Frankenmuth, Michigan in January, where they won the National Ice Carving Association U.S. National Collegiate Ice Carving Championship. The competition was hosted by John Zehnder of Frankenmuth.
OCCI’s newly formed team competed in three categories: Compulsory Single Block Design; Freestyle; and Multi-Block. The team took home eight bronze medals, two for each team member along with a Gold and Silver Medal for the Multi-block winning teams. Seven teams competed in total with the OCCI team taking home both First and Second Place for the overall school win. Pictured left: First Place winning “Seahorse” sculpture carved by Gabby Lomango and Allison Haynes. Right: Second Place winning “Octopus” sculpture carved by Syletta Wilson and Andy Wright. The First Place Team winners were Allison Hayes and Gabriella Lomango. The Second Place Team winners were Andy Wright and Syletta Wilson. Team support was provided by John Dombroski. The team is coached by Chef Chris Foltz, Assistant Professor of Culinary Arts at OCCI.
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