Local Triumph: LIT Students Win Big at 2024 SkillsUSA State Competition in Houston

LIT achieved significant success at the 2024 SkillsUSA state competition in Houston, TX, from April 18-20, winning 19 awards. The team earned eight gold, seven silver, and four bronze medals, reflecting their hard work and preparation. Stacy Taylor, a Skills USA Advisor, noted the students' commitment and rigorous preparation.

The competition allowed students to showcase their skills and gain recognition. Gold medal winners included Tucker Ebering in Job Demo A, Whitney Pugh in Facilithon, and Langston Teel in Internetworking. Brooklynn Petroski won in Nurse Assisting, and a team of Emetrice Mouton, Ncyia Jason, Mersadi Nguyen, and Derriah Graham won in the Health Knowledge Bowl.

Silver medals went to Brooklynn Petroski in Job Demo A and Colten Key and Erick Tapia in HVAC and Internet of Things, respectively. A team consisting of Ann Call, Marco Sanchez, and Jeremy Stewart earned silver in the Health Knowledge Bowl.

Bronze medals were awarded to Robert Duke and Parker Zambording in Job Demo A and Job Demo Open, respectively. Hayden Fregia in HVAC and Mersadi Nguyen in Medical Terminology also received bronze, demonstrating a wide range of skills.

Eight students have qualified for the national SkillsUSA competition in Atlanta, GA, from June 24-29, 2024. This advancement not only showcases their skills but also provides opportunities for further achievements and networking in their fields.

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