Seventeen Alabama high school and community college students have earned honors in the SkillsUSA Championships, including three gold medals.
The competition allows students to demonstrate their skills in a variety of career and technical programs.
Alabama winners include —
College gold medalists:
- Marvin Josey and William Smigel of Calhoun Community College, additive manufacturing
- Sara Eskew and Zach Hudson of Wallace State Hanceville, mobile robotic technology
High school gold medalist:
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- Luke West of Earnest Pruett Center of Technology, CNC milling specialist
College silver medalists:
- Candace Browning, Callie Flaugh and Leah Tarvin of Wallace State Hanceville, crime scene investigation
- Lindsey Guffey of Northeast Alabama Community College, health occupations professional portfolio
High school silver medalists:
- Natalie Cain, Tyler Marr and Raymond Pace of Earnest Pruett Center of Technology, automated manufacturing
- Jonathan Gidley and Emarie Price of Vestavia Hills High School, additive manufacturing
College bronze medalists:
- James Kennamer of Northeast Alabama Community College, medical math
High school bronze medalists:
- Bethany Pharr of Limestone Career Technology Center, cosmetology
- Will Jones of Earnest Pruett Center of Technology, CNC turning specialist