Local students compete in statewide SkillsUSA event

These local students, representing the Capital Region BOCES, are competing in the statewide SkillsUSA event held at the state fairgrounds from April 26 to 28:

— Allyson Bates, Cosmetology Senior, Cosmetology, Berne-Knox-Westerlo;

— Sophia Berlin, Fashion Design, Global Fashion, Bethlehem;

— Dylan Carl, Welding, Welding & Metal Fabrication, Guilderland;

— Jeffrey Caron, CSI, Criminal Justice, BKW;

— Molly Foote, Cosmetology Quiz Bowl, Cosmetology, Guilderland;

— Riley Fisher, Nurse Assisting, Two-Year Sequence of Health Careers, Guilderland;

— Remy Marziani, Cosmetology Quiz Bowl, Cosmetology, Guilderland;

— Elaina McGrath, Cosmetology Senior, Cosmetology, Bethlehem;

— James Mosbey, Promotional Bulletin Board, Construction/Heavy Equipment, BKW;

— Sadie Plant, Advertising Design, Digital Media, BKW;

— Pedro “Mateo” Sanchez, Food Prep Basic, Culinary Arts & Hospitality Tech, Guilderland;

— Clay Smith, Welding Fabrication, Welding, BKW;

— Jackson Stone, CNC 3-Axis Milling Programmer, Manufacturing and Machining Technology, Guilderland;

— Ryan Sweeney, Banner Contest, Digital Media Design, Guilderland;

— Emily Tice, Commercial Baking, Culinary Arts & Hospitality Tech, Guilderland;

— Andrew Trowel, Carpenter Assistant Basic, Carpentry Services, Bethlehem; and

— Vincent Unser, Interactive Application Video, Game Design & Implementation.

 Winners from that event will advance to the national SkillsUSA competition in June.

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