STURTEVANT — Students from several middle and high schools in Racine and Kenosha counties competed in the third annual SkillsUSA Wisconsin regional competition on Friday.
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Several students from Racine Unified School District schools won SkillsUSA medals. From top left are Tora Rodriguez, Alexander Ditter, Declan Matter, Jay Heineman, Chase McCourt, Jackson Meyers, Tristen Borke-McGowen, Jeremiah McIntosh and Colton Lucht-Coulliard. Bottom row from left are Callie Sadowski, Tessa Klein, Sophia Kress, Lucille Bitner and Londyn McCoy.
John Klenke and two other teammates competed in the SkillsUSA's team engineering challenge, where students had one hour to build tools with a few given materials to lift a stuffed animal from the first floor to the second floor.
Jakob Loecher worked with two teammates from Westosha Central High School, using yarn to lower a contraption and attempt to scoop up a stuffed dog for the engineering challenge.
For the team engineering challenge, students had one hour to create a contraption from a box of given materials and come up with a plan to capture Stardust, a brown stuffed dog, and bring him up to a balcony from the first floor.
Several students from Racine Unified School District schools won SkillsUSA medals. From top left are Tora Rodriguez, Alexander Ditter, Declan Matter, Jay Heineman, Chase McCourt, Jackson Meyers, Tristen Borke-McGowen, Jeremiah McIntosh and Colton Lucht-Coulliard. Bottom row from left are Callie Sadowski, Tessa Klein, Sophia Kress, Lucille Bitner and Londyn McCoy.
John Klenke and two other teammates competed in the SkillsUSA's team engineering challenge, where students had one hour to build tools with a few given materials to lift a stuffed animal from the first floor to the second floor.
Jakob Loecher worked with two teammates from Westosha Central High School, using yarn to lower a contraption and attempt to scoop up a stuffed dog for the engineering challenge.
For the team engineering challenge, students had one hour to create a contraption from a box of given materials and come up with a plan to capture Stardust, a brown stuffed dog, and bring him up to a balcony from the first floor.
