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Oil States International Takes First Place at Energy Workforce’s 4th Annual Shoot for the Stars Tournament

Scott Livingston
Energy Workforce Board Member Scott Livingston and CEO Leslie Beyer

Energy Workforce & Technology Council hosted its 4th Annual Shoot for the Stars Marksmanship Tournament on November 8. Participants gathered at Athena Gun Club for a half day of networking and competition for the event which supports energy education initiatives.

Energy Workforce Board Member, Scott Livingston, President – Intervention & Stimulation Equipment, NOV Completion & Production Solutions, kicked off the marksmanship tournament by welcoming attendees and thanking the teams entered in the tournament.

“Through Energy Workforce & Technology Council’s outreach, we are educating people across the country on the benefits of U.S. energy – that our sector has the expertise, technology, workforce and innovation to increase our domestic supplies of oil and natural gas while reducing emissions and creating good American jobs. Energy Workforce is working every day to tell that story,” said Livingston.



Oil States Team
First-place team: Oil States International

Competing in rotations through three bays, Oil States International’s team placed first with a score of 1,340: Gary Childress, Myk Thornton, Lloyd Hajdik, Andrew Hanson and Michael Bradshaw.

SLB’s team followed in second place with a score of 1,337: Bruce Miller, Mike Croissant, Jeff Anderson, Adam Rowe and Nick Tran.

NOV’s team finished third with a score of 1,277: Wesley Wheeler, Kevin Drouillard, Lance Long, Jay Owen and James Murray.

Energy Workforce congratulates James Murray for the highest individual score, and Joel Ivy, Key Energy Services for winning the raffle — a round of golf for four at Mustang Cat’s Sandhill farm in Waller, donated by Board Member Mark Reed, General Sales Manager-Exploration, Mustang Cat.

James Murray
James Murray, Highest Individual Score

Energy Workforce thanks sponsors Baker Hughes, Key Energy Services, NOV and Oil States International, as well as strategic partners, Chevron and SLB, for making this event possible.

THANK YOU SPONSORS

THANK YOU STRATEGIC PARTNERS


Susan Dudley, Administrative Assistant, writes about the Energy Workforce’s workforce development and more. Click here to subscribe to the Energy Workforce newsletter, which highlights sector-specific issues, best practices, activities and more.
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