National SkillsUSA Results
Published on July 5, 2018
A HUGE Congratulations to all our State Tech Students who attended and competed at the 2018 National Leadership and SkillsUSA Conference held in Louisville, Kentucky. It was a great week and wonderful experience for everyone! There were more than 6,300 students from every state and two territories competing in 102 competition areas. Below is a list of the 12 students who participated and how they placed. They all worked very hard and I am looking forward to having the returning students compete again next year!
Spencer Brocksmith – GOLD
Electronics Engineering Technology Student
Electronics Technology Contest
Donald (Trace) Nelson – SILVER
Precision Machining Technology Student
CNC Milling Specialist Contest
Blaine Feeler – BRONZE
Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning Technology Student
Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Contest
Haley Hughes – BRONZE
Powersports Technology Student
Motorcycle Service Technology Contest
Aaron Randolph – 5th Place
Medium/Heavy Truck Technology Student
Job Interview Contest
Christopher Brandt – 7th Place
Powersports Technology Student
Power Equipment Technology Contest
Walter Mullins – 7th Place
Aviation Maintenance Student
Aviation Maintenance Technology Contest
Chris Schwaller – 7th Place
Drafting and Design Engineering Technology Student
Technical Drafting Contest
Jozef Buchanan – 8th Place
Drafting and Design Engineering Technology Student
Related Technical Math Contest
Enjoli Dixon – 8th Place
Civil Engineering Technology Student
Customer Service Contest
Brice Bruemmer – 11th Place
Automotive Collision Technology Student
Collision Repair Technology Contest
Sydney Rothbard – 22nd Place
Heavy Equipment Technology Student
Diesel Equipment Technology Contest
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