Jordan Announces Winners of 2014 Art Competition

Congressman Jim Jordan (R-Urbana) today announced the results of the 2014 Fourth Congressional District Art Competition.

Seventeen students from 9 schools entered their artwork into the district competition, and the winners are:

Noah Katrinchak, Elyria High School (Elyria) 1st Place

Rebeccah Knoop, Botkins High School (Sidney) 2nd Place

Erick Collier, Lehman Catholic High School (Sidney) 3rd Place

Jordan Hall, Marysville High School (Marysville) Honorable Mention

"I want to congratulate Noah for demonstrating his artistic ability in a way that impressed the judges and landed him the great honor of having his artwork displayed in the U.S. Capitol," said Jordan.  "All of the artists and their families deserve recognition for their talent and the great deal of hard work they put into creating their artwork."

As in past years, the district winner's artwork will be displayed at the United States Capitol for one year, along with winners from across the country.  District winners may also be offered an art college scholarship and receive airfare to visit Washington, D.C. and view the artwork on display.

Jordan offered his thanks to the Marysville Art League and their Director Kim Heminger for hosting the reception, providing refreshments and arranging for the judging of the artwork at the Houston House.  He also thanked judges Ben Pinciotti, Sarah Will and Priscilla Roggenkamp for their excellent service.

Pictures of the winning artwork may be viewed on Congressman Jordan's website at Jordan.house.gov.