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 Middletown and Healdsburg High Schools Compete in the Quiz Bowl with Quizmaster Dave Geck. Courtesy photo.
LAKE COUNTY – Students from Lower Lake, Upper Lake and Middletown High Schools competed, along with students from seven other schools in Sonoma and Mendocino counties, at the Region 1 Skills USA competition, a vocational skills contest that was held in Santa Rosa on Jan. 26.
Students who won gold medals are eligible to compete in the statewide contest in Fresno, which takes place April 10 through 13.
The following are local students' finishes in the competition.
Automotive Service Technology Gold: Marla Ivans, Lower Lake; Zander Heidebrecht, Lower Lake.
CA 20 Second Elevator Gold: Wyatt O’Brien, Middletown; Dan Renninger III, Middletown.
CO2 Car Design and Racing Gold: Wyatt O’Brien, Middletown. Gold: Dan Renninger III, Middletown.
Computer Maintenance Tech Gold: Jeremy Hoskins, Middletown; Dominic Turner, Middletown.
Customer Service Gold: James Augustus, Middletown. Silver: Melissa Moreira, Upper Lake.
Extemporaneous Speaking Gold: Aaron Turner, Middletown.
Job Interview Gold: Audrey Stricklind, Middletown; Dominic Turner, Middletown; James Augustus, Middletown; Kellie Hickson, Middletown. Silver: Justin Carrillo, Middletown; Ben Lopez, Middletown.
MIG Welding Gold: Russell Rosenthal, Middletown. Silver: John Weidner, Lower Lake. Photography Gold: Kellie Hickson, Middletown; Aaron Turner, Middletown.
Power Equipment Technology Gold: Chantelle Clemons, Lower Lake; Doug Torre Jr., Lower Lake; Kendra Neese, Lower Lake.
Prepared Speech Gold: Tyler O’Brien, Middletown.
Preschool Teaching Assistant Silver: Audrey Stricklind, Middletown.
TIG Welding Gold: Cody Cash, Lower Lake.
Technical Computer Applications Gold: Tyler O’Brien, Middletown.
Tech Prep Showcase Team Gold: Ben Lopez, Travis Smith and Bobby Oertel, Middletown.
Television/Video Production Team Gold: Jerry Peterson and Todd Hall, Lower Lake.
Video Product Development Team Gold: Justin Carrillo and Justin Sloan, Middletown.  Dave Geck, Lake County Superintendent of Schools, and the Skills USA officers. Courtesy photo.  A Skills USA competitor repairs a computer during the competition. Courtesy photo. Discuss this article on the forums. (0 posts)
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