Cupcake Wars

Students showcase piping talents in Cupcake Wars

On Monday, October 22, students gathered to compete in Cupcake Wars, hosted by the Department of Student Life. The event was to test students on creativity and their piping skills to decorate a cupcake. There were three rounds where students showed their talents for this competition, which were Color, Theme, and Decoration. 

The Color round was all about demonstrating creativity using candy and frosting of one color. Students needed to pick a color and put as much of it on their cupcake as possible. Ten students participated in this round. The winner of this round was, basketball player, Amarion Cash for his all blue alien. 

Amarion Cash won the color round.
Amarion Cash won the color round.

The second round was Theme. The cupcake needed to represent a theme of choice and students needed to sell it to the judges. The winner of this round was WNMU cheerleader, Alize Romero for her Camping Theme cupcake. Her cupcake had a grill with burgers and a shishkabob. She utilized the entire plate adding a lake with fish and a campground. The campground had a fire and logs with gummy bears enjoying the fire. 

Alize Romero won the theme round.
Alize Romero won the theme round.

The final round was Decoration. For this round, students needed to decorate their cupcakes to defeat the others. The winner of this round was Kassandra Segura, a student from Deming. She created a house from the future on the Mars planet. She used multiple cupcakes, stacked to make it seem as if they were tall buildings. She had doors, windows, and a satellite for television. 

Kassandra Segura won the decoration round.
Kassandra Segura won the decoration round.

At the end, Student Life recognized students for skills they showed throughout this event.

  • The Best Use of Candy award went to Shelby Freeland.
  • The Most Creative Use of Toppings award went to Eddie Giron. 
  • The Quickest Cupcake Maker award went to Hannah Brewer.
  • The Most Meticulous Cupcake Decorator award went to Elijah Holifield.
  • The Most Creative Cupcake award went to Alize Romero. 

These students received a prize of matching color cups, bowls, and plates. The Overall Cupcake Master of cupcake wars was Amarion Cash!

Cupcake Wars

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Elizabeth Guevara is majoring in Early Childhood Education. As a writer, she is pursuing to obtain educational, entertaining, and WNMU spirited articles for students to read!