MIDLAND COLLEGE DUAL CREDIT STUDENTS WIN AT 2023 SKILLS USA DISTRICT COMPETITION

MIDLAND COLLEGE DUAL CREDIT STUDENTS WIN AT 2023 SKILLS USA DISTRICT COMPETITION
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MIDLAND COLLEGE DUAL CREDIT STUDENTS WIN AT 2023 SKILLS USA DISTRICT COMPETITION

On February 24 and 25, Midland High School and Legacy High School students who are enrolled in the Midland College (MC) dual credit Diesel Technology and Energy Technology programs competed in several contests at the SKILLS USA district conference in San Angelo, TX. 

The students won a total of 11 medals–4 gold, 3 silver and 4 bronze. Below are the results from the contests.

Diesel Technology Students 

  • Wyatt Ahlstrand- 1st place – Diesel, 1st place – Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair, 3rd place –  Automotive Tool Identification 
  • Colin Koonce-2nd place – Diesel 
  • Rhett Pierce-  3rd place – Diesel

Energy Technology Students 

  • Jayden Villa- 1st place – Mechatronics
  • Jayson Watkins- 1st place – Mechatronics
  • Joshua Bygrave- 2nd place – Mechatronics
  • Frederick Graves- 2nd place – Mechatronics 
  • Carter Hubbard – 3rd place – Mechatronics 
  • Isaiah Conde- 3rd place – Mechatronics

Eight students will represent the district and Midland College at the state contest in Corpus Christi later in the spring.  These include six Gold and Silver (1st and 2nd place) medalists and two additional students competing in Automotive Tool Identification.  

Photo:  Wyatt Ahlstrand identifies 30 engine-related components on a John Deere 672GP motor grader during the 2023 SKILLS USA District competition in San Angelo, TX on February 24-25.  

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