“Designing a better tomorrow.” 

Cougar Motorsports

           This is the first year that the Coleman Technology Education Department will be joining in the Wisconsin Electrathon program. This is a state wide program that enables high school students to test their design and problems solving skills through the process of building an electric powered   vehicle. The objective of this vehicle is to complete a variety of tasks while keeping safety and efficiency in mind. The guidelines will thoroughly test our design, engineering, and fabrication skills. It will also help us work towards alternative energy options. We will compete on May 1st

To contact us:

 

Address

343 Bus. 141 N Coleman, WI 54112

 

Phone: (920- 897–2291

 

E-mail: jahnke@coleman.k12.wi.us

Through this Electrathon program a few goals that our team would like to achieve are:

1. To improve teamwork skills.

2. To better understand automotive technologies.

3. To do our part in working towards an alternative energy source.

4. To expand our business knowledge.

5. To develop problem-solving techniques and engineering skills.

6. To apply manufacturing skills for a real world application.

 

 

Cody Baker:  Welding and Fabrication; Braking

Stacy Brown:  Book Keeper; Design and Engineering; Public Relations and Communications

Trevor Early:  Crew Chief; Design and Engineering

Mitch Kuchta:  Welding and  Fabrication; Braking

Steven Kuchta:  Public Relations and Communications; Welding and Fabrication

Jacob Michalski:  Rules and Safety; Public Relations and Communications

Jacob Pieper:  Design and Engineering; Welding and Fabrication;  Braking

Troy Stillings:  Crew Chief; Design and Engineering

Jordan Zeitler:  Rules and Safety; Public Relations and Communication

Roger Wuhrman:  Welding and Fabrication; Electrical Systems

Mr. Doug Jahnke:  Team Advisor