Students at Waldo County Technical Center (WCTC) participated in their annual SkillsUSA competition at the local level on January 24, 2025. The winners of these competitions will go on to the state competitions in Bangor on March 13 and 14.

WCTC has the following 27 students competing: 

Baileigh Bagley   Career Pathways Showcase: Health Science

Natalie Barrows   Early Childhood Education

Logen Bolduc Electrical Construction Wiring

Van Brown  Electrical Construction Wiring

Brady Bryant   Related Technical Math

Nora Burgess Job Skill Demonstration Open

Sierra Caruso   T-Shirt Design

Brendan Courtney  Extemporaneous Speaking

Nathaniel Cox   Samuel Duval  Collision Repair Technology

Aspen Fogg   Career Pathways Showcase: Health Science

Evan Fountain  Electrical Construction Wiring Knowledge Test 

Nicholas Hicock   Carpentry

Melody Ivy  Pin Design

Quinn Landis   Advertising Design

Matthew LeVesque   Electrical Construction Wiring Knowledge Test 

Rohan Martens  Culinary Arts

Brianna Metz  Career Pathways Showcase: Health Science

Josiah Miller  Cabinetmaking

Brayden Moody  Automotive Maintenance & Light Repair

Eric Nason  Welding Sculpture

Zeph Relyea   Job Interview

Emily Richards   Related Technical Math

Adam Robson  Welding Sculpture

Nicole Shorey   Job Skill Demonstration A

Odelyn Simon   Automotive Refinishing Technology

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Any competitors who win gold medals at the state level will go on to compete on the national level in Atlanta, Georgia in June.

All competitors are required to wear official uniforms, including a red SkillsUSA sports jacket, which cost students $100 each.

"Several students are in need of these jackets and any donations from the community would be greatly appreciated," said WCTC, in a news release.

For more information on SkillsUSA, please contact Dan Schaeffer at (207) 407-9282.