CCCTC Announces SkillsUSA District Winners

CCCTC Announces SkillsUSA District Winners
In photo left to right front row: Dalton Heichel (adult student), first place in Collision Technology; Kyra Mollura (Clearfield student), first place in Photography; Austin Beirlair (Moshannon Valley student), second place in Prepared Speech; Anastasia Tocimak (Philipsburg Osceola student), second place in Technical Computer Applications. Left to right back row: Benjamin Banghart (Clearfield student), third place in Collision Repair , Painting & Refinishing; Kimmi Hutton (Moshannon Valley student), third place in Medical Math; Jonathan Doran (Clearfield student), second place in HVAC Teamworks; William Bowman IV (Philipsburg Osceola student), third place in Employment Application Process; Timothy Lyon (Clearfield student), second place in Extemporaneous Speech.
In photo from left to right front row: Sterling Bush (Clearfield student), second place in HVACR; Desiree Parada (Philipsburg Osceola student), second place in Automotive Computer Estimating Total Loss Evaluation; Mason McKenrick (Clearfield student) second place in Architectural Drafting; Brandon Smith (Moshannon Valley student) second place in Team Works; Carsyn Good (Moshannon Valley student) third place in Electrical Construction Wiring. Left to right back row: Dustin Cambria (Moshannon Valley student) second place in Team Works; Erich Eichmiller (West Branch student) second place in Team Works; Keaton Skutt (Clearfield student) first place in Cyber Security; Branden Evans (West Branch student), first place in Cyber Security; Frank Nelson (Clearfield student) second place in Information Technology Services.

The Clearfield County Career & Technology Center’s SkillsUSA team that was selected to represent their program competed in the 2019 District VII Competition recently.  Students in several programs have spent the last several months preparing to compete which allows them to potentially move onto the State and/or National competition.  SkillsUSA enhances the lives and careers of students, instructors and industry representatives as they strive to be champions at work. Students pictured in the photos that have placed first will move onto the SkillsUSA State competition to be held April 10-12 in Hershey, PA.