Power Player
PEC’s Power Player Award recognizes students who exemplify the cooperative difference by exhibiting leadership, dedication to their craft, and concern for community. As the nation’s largest member-owned electric distribution cooperative, PEC is member focused and places a high priority on community giving through grants, scholarships, youth programs, appreciation events, and more.
Nominations for this year’s Power Player team closed September 17. Those selected will be notified by the end of November.
For questions or additional information, please reach out to us at [email protected].
PEC’s Power Player Award recognizes students who exemplify the cooperative difference by exhibiting leadership, dedication to their craft, and concern for community. As the nation’s largest member-owned electric distribution cooperative, PEC is member focused and places a high priority on community giving through grants, scholarships, youth programs, appreciation events, and more.
Nominate a standout high school team member from your community! We want to meet students who excel in and out of the game! Nominations close at 11:59 p.m. on September 17, 2026. For questions or additional information, please reach out to us at [email protected].
To be eligible for Power Player recognition, a student must:
- Be a high school student (9-12th grade).
- Attend a school within or surrounded by the PEC service area.
Nominate a Power Player
Supporting area students
PEC is an active partner when it comes to providing education and opportunity for Central Texas youth.
2026 Recipients
PEC’s 2026 Power Player Award winners include:
Madelyn Lemley, senior at Rouse High School (Leander ISD)
Casen Roberts, senior at Junction High School (Junction ISD)
Lauren Byrnes, senior at Dripping Springs High School (Dripping Springs ISD)
Jeremiah Bales, junior at Wimberley High School (Wimberley ISD)
Chloe Clark, senior at LBJ High School (Johnson City ISD)