The Woodinville Fire Explorers won the Washington Association of Future Firefighters Muster competition for the fourth straight year.

The team also was award the Tukwila Fire Captain Mike McCoy Most Inspiration Award. The award is in honor of McCoy who died in the Line of Duty on April 22 and was an advisor for the Tukwila Fire and Zone 3 Fire Explorer program.

Nearly 100 fire explorers from around the state of Washington competed all day Saturday at Renton Fire Station 14. The following are the results:

Overall team
1.      Woodinville
2.      South Pierce Fire and Rescue
3.      North County Team A

Overall Individual
1.      Jacob Krause, Woodinville
2.      Benjamin Harris, Woodinville
3.      Henry Blankenship, Snohomish Fire 7

Tukwila Fire Captain Mike McCoy Most Inspiration Award
1.      Woodinville
2.      North County Team B
3.      Duvall Team A

Make and Break (Individual)
1.      Josh O’Pel, South Pierce Fire and Rescue
2.      Jonny Lawson, South Pierce Fire and Rescue
3.      Austin Rich, Woodinville
Make and Break (Team)
1.      Duvall Team A
2.      Woodinville
3.      South Pierce Fire and Rescue
Water Rescue
1.      Seattle
2.      Mutual Aid Company D
3.      Woodinville
CPR with AED
1.      Bellevue Team A
2.      Bellevue Team B
3.      Duvall Team A
Make a hydrant (individual)
1.      Jacob Krause, Woodinville
2.      Sage Peabody, Duvall
3.      Benjamin Harris, Woodinville

Make a hydrant (team)
1.      Woodinville
2.      Duvall Team B
3.      Duvall Team A

Combat challenge
1.      South Pierce Fire and Rescue
2.      Redmond Team A
3.      Bellevue Team B

Search and Rescue
1.      Bellevue Team A
2.      Mutual Aid Company D
3.      Bald Hills Team B

SCBA/Bunker gear (individual)
1.      Parker McKinnon, Duvall
2.      Ellen Chappelka, Seattle
3.      Sage Peabody, Duvall

SCBA/Bunker gear (team)
1.      Duvall Team A
2.      Woodinville
3.      North County Fire Team A

PHOTOS COURTESY DAVE NELSON