2026 Virginia Lumber Cup People's Choice Voting
Help Celebrate Student Craftsmanship Across Virginia
Vote For The People's Choice Award
The 2026 Virginia Lumber Cup brought together middle school and high school students from across the Commonwealth to transform Virginia hardwood into original woodworking projects.
The People's Choice Award is selected by public voting. Review the school project cards below, open the images to see more project details, and cast your votes for the work you want to recognize.
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Click a project image to open the school gallery and review the submitted work.
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Each page visit allows three confirmed votes. You may support one school or divide your votes.
Results Later
Polls are open for a limited time. The People's Choice winner will be announced after voting closes.
Broadway HS FFA
A large dark-stained wooden trebuchet with a triangular base, upright frame, throwing arm, and hanging counterweight. The project emphasizes structural design, mechanical function, and spacer-stick construction.
Caroline HS
A detailed wooden motorcycle display with laminated wheels, red fenders, black accent details, and a shaped display base. Multiple views show the sculptural form, rear details, side profile, and team branding.
Cedar Lee MS
A large outdoor living display with an A-frame shelter, seating, tables, planter boxes, flowers, and a small block game. The project combines garden display elements with functional outdoor furniture.
Chancellor HS
A suspended wooden sculpture built with dark spacer-stick blocks and geometric pieces hanging inside a rectangular frame. The project presents a dimensional mobile-style display.
Craftsman of Chesterfield Homeschool
A collection of functional woodworking projects, including a small storage cabinet, a tall narrow shelf unit, and a hinged storage chest. The pieces focus on practical storage design, clean edges, and careful spacer-stick assembly.
Dowell J. Howard Center
A broad display of spacer-stick woodworking projects, including a side table, striped cutting boards, a small box, coasters, and a wooden American flag. Detail images highlight a handled serving board, wooden utensils, and a dark stained side table or nightstand.
Eastern Montgomery HS
A glossy wooden canoe built with laminated spacer-stick strips, curved ribs, seats, shaped gunwales, and decorative diamond inlays. The project shows advanced shaping, finish work, and functional boat-building craftsmanship.
Fort Chiswell HS
A large striped wooden agriculture wall sign with engraved Virginia agriculture artwork, a state map, an FFA emblem, and sponsor branding. The project combines display design with detailed engraving.
Galax HS
A tabletop collection centered around a striped wooden storage box or portable case. The display also includes cutting boards, coasters, small turned pieces, and other spacer-stick woodworking samples.
Galax MS
A pair of laminated wooden cornhole boards made from spacer-stick material. The images show both the striped board surface and the completed matching game boards.
Giles HS
A polished striped cutting or serving board displayed with two handcrafted wooden pens. The pieces highlight contrasting wood tones, smooth finishing, and smaller precision woodworking.
Gloucester HS
A wide variety of projects, including wooden American flag artwork, a slatted stand, tray, geometric shelf unit, coffin-shaped box, lookout tower model, garden arbor, chevron cutting board, and circular sunburst wall piece. The submissions range from functional furniture and outdoor structures to decorative wall art and model construction.
Greene FFA
A greenhouse-style display with a spacer-stick frame, peaked roof, translucent panels, contrasting trim, and a slatted wooden floor. Interior views show potted plants and orchids displayed inside the structure.
Haven Heights Homeschool
A carved wooden Statue of Liberty figure on a base. The project includes a raised torch, crown, robe details, tablet, and hand-carved sculptural surface work.
Holman MS
A rectangular spacer-stick cutting board shown in progress inside a routing jig. The images highlight the routed center panel, shaped edges, and surrounding frame during fabrication.
J. Frank Hillyard MS
A polished wood species display board with contrasting wood strips, engraved species labels, and a Virginia Lumber Cup logo. The project combines craftsmanship with educational wood identification.
Liberty HS
A large Virginia-themed wall art piece with a diagonal strip background, raised Virginia state silhouette, and red heart accent. The project uses repeated spacer-stick pieces to create a bold graphic composition.
Liberty MS
A collection of laminated cutting boards, serving boards, and coasters shown in progress on a workbench. The pieces include multiple student-made board shapes using mixed spacer-stick strips.
Millbrook HS FFA
A tall spacer-stick table or stand with a laminated striped top, rectangular side panels, and cross supports. A detail image highlights the polished top surface and alternating light and dark wood strips.
New City Academy
A light-colored writing desk with a laminated spacer-stick top, raised back rail, apron, and decorative legs. Detail views show the striped desktop, round plug details, and finished furniture form.
Piedmont Christian School
A wall-mounted shelf and coat rack with shelves, peg hooks, curved side supports, and a natural finish. A second image shows the piece installed as practical storage.
Rappahannock HS
A large freestanding VLC letter display with framed letter shapes, collage-style panels, and Virginia agricultural imagery. The project combines woodworking, scale, and event-themed presentation.
Read Mountain MS
A long outdoor wooden bench with a slatted top, sturdy legs, and diagonal support bracing. A top-view detail image documents the slatted surface, end rails, and fastener layout.
Southampton HS FFA
An outdoor insect hotel with a framed structure, roof, compartments, bamboo tubes, pinecones, bark, drilled wood, and other natural nesting materials. Detail images show both the habitat-focused interior and the broader folding-panel structure.
Stafford 4-H
A handled rectangular serving tray with a laminated striped wood base and shaped side handles. Detail imagery highlights the edge shaping, handle cutouts, and contrasting wood tones.
Warren County MS
A complete A-frame outdoor sitting area with a wood deck, slatted roof and walls, bench seating, small tables, and round coasters. The project combines structure, seating, and outdoor function.
Warren More Than Market 4-H
A beautiful hexagonal raised flower bed. The planter uses horizontal spacer-stick slats, angled privacy panels, small plant shelves, soil, and flowers.
Woodgrove HS
A laminated wooden mechanic's creeper with a striped spacer-stick surface, dark hardware, and a raised edge. One image shows the finished project, while another shows it being used under a vehicle.
Special Thanks To Our Partners
The Virginia Lumber Cup is made possible through partnership and shared commitment to student learning, Virginia agriculture, forestry, craftsmanship, and hands-on education.
Special thanks to the State Fair of Virginia and Virginia Farm Bureau for partnering with The Turman Group to help bring this statewide student woodworking challenge to life.
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