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2011 College Winners Form Copy.Fp5 2011 SkillsUSA Minnesota College / Post Secondary Winners Advertising Design CNC Turning Esthetics 3rd Jordan Schopper Dakota County Technical 3rd Travis Wendland South Central College- North 3rd Trista Zemlicka Century College College Mankato 2nd Nik Donney HTC- Brooklyn Park 2nd Nate Zobel Lake Superior College 2nd Sharalynn Christenson Century College Kristin Vanevenhoven Dakota County Technical Macintosh McGrew Alexandria Technical & Monica Leibel Century College 1st College 1st Community College 1st Architectural Drafting Collision Repair Technology Extemporaneous Speaking 3rd Ashley Tvrdik Alexandria Technical & 3rd Sean Ahlers Ridgewater College- Willmar 3rd Samantha Hrbek Dakota County Technical Community College College 2nd Sarah Smook Dunwoody College of 2nd Jason McCarthy Ridgewater College- Willmar 2nd Sharalynn Christenson Century College Technology Brandon Bomar Dunwoody College of Jacob Krogstad Dunwoody College of Samuel Wipplinger Riverland Community 1st Technology 1st Technology 1st College- Albert Lea Auto Refinishing Technology Community Service Graphic Communications 3rd Mike Holton Riverland Community 3rd 3rd College- Austin 2nd Mike Holmgren Ridgewater College- Willmar 2nd David Hauff, Reese Chezick, Lake Superior College 2nd Brett Koster Carver-Scott Educational Matt Anderson Cooperative 1st Kade Oeltjenbruns Dunwoody College of 1st Nate Zobel, Pete Alms, Lake Superior College 1st Lyndsey Erickson HTC- Brooklyn Park Technology Amanda Drake Automated Manufacturing Tech Computer Maintenance Tech. Health Occupational Prof. Port. 3rd Brandon Kiehm, Silas Mauk, South Central College- North 3rd Eugene Ray Hibbing Community College 3rd Bryan Olson Mankato 2nd Trevor Miller, Cody McCall, South Central College- North 2nd Teresa Warpala Hibbing Community College 2nd Erik Huxford Mankato 1st Mason Hegstad, Drew Huls, Alexandria Technical & 1st Lennard Poppenhagen HTC- Brooklyn Park 1st Tara Moen Riverland Community Tyler Stomberg Community College College- Austin Automotive Service Technology Construction Blueprint Reading HVACR 3rd Doug Moeller M State Detroit Lakes 3rd Rachel Knopps Riverland Community 3rd Matt Borchardt Minneapolis Community & College- Austin Technical Coll. 2nd Aaron Thomas M State Detroit Lakes 2nd Julie Braschayko Alexandria Technical & 2nd Chad Murphy HTC- Eden Prairie Community College Benjamin Anderson Dunwoody College of Geoff Attleson Alexandria Technical & Matthew Gau HTC- Eden Prairie 1st Technology 1st Community College 1st Cabinetmaking Cosmetology Industrial Motor Control 3rd 3rd Terry Benzi-Ellingson M State Wadena 3rd Wade Avery Dunwoody College of Technology 2nd Phillip Schroader South Central College- 2nd Caitlin Butler Century College 2nd Ron Simning MnWest Comm. & Tech. Faribault College- Canby Justin Ende HTC- Brooklyn Park Julie Sydow M State Wadena Hugh Vizzard Minneapolis Community & 1st 1st 1st Technical Coll. Carpentry Culinary Arts Internetworking Technology 3rd Alex Larson Saint Paul College 3rd Joseph Warren St. Cloud Technical & 3rd Luke Nikunen Hibbing Community College Community College 2nd Tyrel Peterson South Central College- 2nd Matthew Karpen St. Cloud Technical & 2nd Jerald Sonnier Hibbing Community College Faribault Community College Derek Driessen South Central College- Rose Mary Ruegemer St. Cloud Technical & Shad Gangl Hibbing Community College 1st Faribault 1st Community College 1st Chapter Display Customer Service Job Interview 3rd Riverland Community 3rd 3rd Brett Koster Carver-Scott Educational College- Austin Cooperative 2nd Saint Paul College 2nd Phoua Kong Saint Paul College 2nd Shawn Hagen South Central College- North Mankato Lake Superior College Saint Paul College Alexandria Technical & 1st 1st Sasha Williams 1st Joseph Murphy Community College CNC Milling Diesel Equipment Technology Job Skill Demonstration A 3rd Tristan Anderson Alexandria Technical & 3rd Thomas kuehn St. Cloud Technical & 3rd Ed Wrazidlo Lake Superior College Community College Community College 2nd Terrence Hill Alexandria Technical & 2nd Drake Piper Alexandria Technical & 2nd Cody McCall South Central College- North Community College Community College Mankato Macintosh McGrew Alexandria Technical & Brandon Frovarp M State Moorhead Tyler Bentzin South Central College- North 1st Community College 1st 1st Mankato Job Skill Demonstration O Power Equipment Technology Snowmobile Service Tech. 3rd Shane Gertzen Lake Superior College 3rd Taylor Salzi Alexandria Technical & 3rd Justin Anderson Alexandria Technical & Community College Community College 2nd Tyler Bentzin South Central College- North 2nd Josh Kistner M State Detroit Lakes 2nd Aaron Tovson M State Detroit Lakes Mankato Zac Dittrich South Central College- North Vince Vanslyke Alexandria Technical & Vince Vanslyke Alexandria Technical & 1st Mankato 1st Community College 1st Community College Machine Trades Blueprint Reading Precision Machining Tech. T-Shirt Design 3rd Terrence Hill Alexandria Technical & 3rd Terrence Hill Alexandria Technical & 3rd Brent Growe HTC- Brooklyn Park Community College Community College 2nd Alvin Bryant Lake Superior College 2nd Erik Hansen Saint Paul College 2nd Haylee Ollendieck Riverland Community College- Austin Jeffrey Triebenbach Alexandria Technical & Macintosh McGrew Alexandria Technical & Brett Koster Carver-Scott Educational 1st Community College 1st Community College 1st Cooperative Marine Service Technology Prepared Speech Technical Drafting 3rd Christopher Clapshaw Alexandria Technical & 3rd Samantha Hrbek Dakota County Technical 3rd Scott Hjelle Alexandria Technical & Community College College Community College 2nd Dylan Vandromme Alexandria Technical & 2nd 2nd Shannon Brunko Alexandria Technical & Community College Community College Dustin Stark Alexandria Technical & Jeffrey Triebenbach Alexandria Technical & 1st Community College 1st 1st Community College Masonry Preschool Teaching Assistant Trade Math 3rd Kyle Evans Alexandria Technical & 3rd 3rd Shannon Brunko Alexandria Technical & Community College Community College 2nd Cody Werner Mesabi Range Community & 2nd Alicia Moss Dakota County Technical 2nd Jeffrey Triebenbach Alexandria Technical & Technical Coll College Community College John Krause Dakota County Technical Jessica Jackson Dakota County Technical Dean Pecinovsky Riverland Community 1st College 1st College 1st College- Albert Lea Mechanics Dexterity Promotional Bulletin Board Welding 3rd Jacob Beach South Central College- North 3rd Jacob Aarthus Saint Paul College 3rd Peter Andrus Ridgewater College- Willmar Mankato 2nd David Hauff Lake Superior College 2nd Julie Lagios Lake Superior College 2nd Richard Thorp Ridgewater College- Willmar Luke Buckholtz South Central College- North Zachary Wisen Anoka Technical College 1st Mankato 1st 1st Mechatronics Quiz Bowl Welding Fabrication 3rd Dean Pecinovsky, Shane Riverland Community 3rd Zac Dittrich, Jacob Beach, South Central College- North 3rd Bryan Hintz, Andrew Marshall, St. Cloud Technical & Roisen College- Albert Lea Jeremy Myers, Barb Schwartz Mankato Jason Shanks Community College 2nd James Scharber, Matt Kleven Alexandria Technical & 2nd Shawn Hagen, Brandon South Central College- North 2nd Brett Ford, Dan Christenson, Anoka Technical College Community College Kiehm, Cody McCall, Silas Mankato Steve Swenson 1st Tim Evans, Matt Rademacher Alexandria Technical & 1st Sasha Williams, Anthony Saint Paul College 1st Luke Aho, Matt Quiring, Jon Ridgewater College- Willmar Community College Wright, Alex Kennedy, Randy Person Medical Terminology Related Technical Math Welding Sculpture Art 3rd 3rd Tracy Wirkus Dakota County Technical 3rd Terry Lang Saint Paul College College 2nd Haylee Ollendieck Riverland Community 2nd Shannon Brunko Alexandria Technical & 2nd Caroline Stoessel Lake Superior College College- Austin Community College Robin Elwood Riverland Community Wade Avery Dunwoody College of Al Walz Lake Superior College 1st College- Austin 1st Technology 1st Motorcycle Service Technology Residential Wiring 3rd Shawn Harms Alexandria Technical & 3rd Ashley Chapman Dunwoody College of Community College Technology 2nd David Feeney Alexandria Technical & 2nd Chad Johanson Saint Paul College Community College Eric Nelson Alexandria Technical & Jason Vos St. Cloud Technical & 1st Community College 1st Community College Photography Safety 3rd Croix Firth Carver-Scott Educational 3rd Travis Cunningham Riverland Community Cooperative College- Austin 2nd 2nd Andrew Peterson Riverland Community College- Austin St. Cloud Technical & 1st 1st Jason Shanks Community College Pin Design Sheet Metal 3rd Sirena Tanke South Central College- North 3rd Mankato 2nd Jeremy DePew South Central College- North 2nd Matt Vankirk Saint Paul College Mankato Brett Koster Carver-Scott Educational Aaron Staab Saint Paul College 1st Cooperative 1st.
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