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2025 Aviation Art Contest

July 24, 2025

The U.S. Youth Aviation Art Contest, organized by the National Association of State Aviation Officials and the National Aeronautic Association, encourages youth aged 6 to 17 to depict the significance of aviation. This year’s theme, “Women with Wings,” inspired entries from across the country. State-level winners advanced to the national competition, judged by representatives from organizations such as the Aircraft Owners & Pilots Association Foundation and the National Air & Space Museum. Pranav K. Vemireddy of Texas placed third nationally in the junior category.

First Place Category Winners

Pranav K. Vemireddy, Farmers Branch, Texas, Category I (Ages 6-9)
Yena Lee, Denton, Texas, Category II (Ages 10-13)
My Tien Pham, Denton, Texas, Category III (Ages 14-17)

Full List of Additional Award Recipients

Category I (Ages 6 – 9)

  • First Place: Pranav K. Vemireddy, Farmers Branch, Texas
  • Second Place: Yeju Lee, Denton, Texas
  • Third Place: Jase Garcia, Gilmer, Texas

Category II (Ages 10 – 13)

  • First Place: Yena Lee, Denton, Texas
  • Second Place: Chloe On, Dallas, Texas
  • Third Place: Annaleigh DeChanzal, Van Zandt, Texas
  • Honorable Mention: Aadya Jaggavarapu, Frisco, Texas
  • Honorable Mention: Lawson Payne, Van Zandt, Texas

Category III (Ages 14 – 17)

  • First Place: My Tien Pham, Denton, Texas
  • Second Place: Yashika Guntaka, Richmond, Texas
  • Third Place: Ava Carten, Sugar Land, Texas
  • Honorable Mention: Diya Vemireddy, Farmers Branch, Texas
  • Honorable Mention: Manini Punihani, Frisco, Texas

Art contest winners were invited to attend the 2025 Texas Aviation Conference, where those present were recognized for their outstanding work. The annual contest celebrates students’ artistic talent and interest in aviation, and this year’s winners represented Texas at both the state and national levels.

Yeju Lee, Denton, Texas, Category I (Ages 6-9)
Yena Lee, Denton, Texas, Category II (Ages 10-13)
Chloe On, Dallas, Texas, Category II (10-13)

Yashika Guntaka, Richmond, Texas, Category III (Ages 14-17)
Ava Carten, Sugar Land, Texas, Category III (Ages 14-17)

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