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Calgary RSCC 2013 Calgary Regional Skills Canada Competition Results March 23, 2013 Rank Competitor School Auto Service - JUNIOR 1 Ben Clutterbuck Foothills Composite High School 2 Troy Pruitt Bowness High School 3 Taylor Fielding Forest Lawn High School Safety Award Kemlyn Gardner Forest Lawn High School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Jake Sill Bishop Grandin High School Ryle Bothe Dr. E.P. Scarlett High School Daniel Bialkowski Jack James High School Auto Service - SENIOR *1 Vlad Butoi Bishop Grandin High School *2 Jonathan Wickstrand Jack James High School *3 Mark McDonald Forest Lawn High School *4 Jared Rybachuk St. Francis High School Safety Award Ryan Bugye Sir Winston Churchill High School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Jessie Richelhoff Bishop Grandin High School Tyler Grenier Bishop O'Byrne High School Mitchell Bery Foothills Composite High School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition Culinary Arts *1 Ross Bowles CT Centre *2 Danica De Aza Bishop O'Byrne High School *3 Nolan Moskaluk Bishop Grandin High School *4 & Safety Award Peter Nowicki St. Timothy Jr. Sr. School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Stefan Pacheco Bert Church High School Alexis Dela Cruz Bishop McNally High School Zachary Ramdhanie Bishop McNally High School Adam Strong Bowness High School Clotilde Boiral Dr. E.P. Scarlett High School Emma Banyard Foothills Composite High School Daniel Tang Forest Lawn High School Justis Edwards Highwood School Ricky Langlands Jack James High School Taegan Lloyd Lord Beaverbrook High School Julie Paulssen St. Francis High School Kenny Hansen Strathmore High School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition IT Office Software Solutions for Business - Level 2 *1 & Safety Award Morgan Lakusta Notre Dame High School 2 Melissa Price Jack James High School 3 Yesha Patel Jack James High School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition TV & Video Production *1 Carol Liang/Devin Hao CT Centre *2 Shayla Breen/Tristen Hetherington Foothills Composite High School *3 Wesley Kwan/Savian Sills Lord Beaverbrook High School Safety Award Jacky Yang/Darian Anderson Jack James High School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Michael Sawatzky/Christopher Brack Bert Church High School Logan Bullock/Brad Pool Bert Church High School Amanda Basque/Zach Fagin Jack James High School Martin Calvo/Jeffrey Haskell Springbank Community High School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition Welding - JUNIOR 1 Josh McInnis Jack James High School 2 Jarred Venema Foothills Composite High School 3 Dawson Toth Lord Beaverbrook High School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Elijah Wolfe Bishop Grandin High School Christian Martin Bishop Grandin High School Nathan Fleming Bishop O'Byrne High School Cole Schellenberg Foothills Composite High School Darren Hart Oilfields High School Cody Helm Oilfields High School Garrett Wagner St. Marten De Porres High School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition Welding - SENIOR *1 Matthew Alberts Bishop Grandin High School *2 Ty Johnson Foothills Composite High School *3 Alexander Brodeur Bishop Grandin High School *4 Domonic Rutherford Lord Beaverbrook High School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Jeremy Turcotte Bishop O'Byrne High School Sierra Larsen Foothills Composite High School Riley Whyte Forest Lawn High School Andrew Dores Forest Lawn High School Kurtis Rankin Jack James High School Yarjau Daniel Jack James High School Marek Popin Lord Beaverbrook High School Clinton Vredegoor St. Marten De Porres High School Mike Leblanc St. Mary's High School Maxwell DeVries St. Mary's High School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition 2013 Calgary Regional Skills Canada Competition Results April 12, 2013 Auto Body Repair - JUNIOR 1 Alberto Rauda Father Lacombe High School 2 Daniel Pettifer CT Centre 3 Blaine Klose Father Lacombe High School Safety Award Daniel Pettifer CT Centre Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Brydon Hopkins CT Centre Natasha Stanley Forest Lawn High School Shawn Jennings Jack James High School Skyler Wiess Jack James High School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition Auto Body Repair - SENIOR *1 Matthew Pettifer Jack James High School *2 Dan Nguyen Forest Lawn High School 3 Darwin Morlidge Jack James High School Safety Award Matthew Pettifer Jack James High School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Jessica Anderson CT Centre Lucas Salomons CT Centre Annie Thai Father Lacombe High School Cody Westcott Father Lacombe High School Andrew Dores Forest Lawn High School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition Hairstyling - JUNIOR *1 Misam Elajami Forest Lawn High School *2 Panadda Kerdtaweekit Bert Church High School *3 Heather Maye CT Centre *4 Aurora Tilson CT Centre Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Megan Freman Bert Church High School Morgan Bratz Bert Church High School Paige Bosse Bert Church High School Ravyn Good Bishop McNally High School Billi Olver Bowness High School Julia Scoville Bowness High School Connor MacLeod CT Centre Sheridan Liwag CT Centre * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition Hairstyling - INTERMEDIATE *1 Mary Lacaprara CT Centre *2 Taylor Volkmann CT Centre *3 Dakota Lee CT Centre *4 Shaina Sullivan Bert Church High School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Brittany Groves Bert Church High School Erica Hiebert Bert Church High School Michelle Gumat Bishop McNally High School Makayla Bourque Bowness High School Amy Chan CT Centre Cheyenne Smith Foothills Composite High School Amber Tomei Jack James High School Jennifer Rose Jack James High School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition 2013 Calgary Regional Skills Canada Competition Results May 4, 2013 Cabinet Making *1 Scott Dombowsky-Oneski Chestermere High School *2 Caleb Wiebe Foothills Composite High School *3 Ryan Haasen Chestermere High School *4 Andy Potter Chestermere High School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Jaclyn Rhyno Bishop O'Byrne High School Jennie Mombourquette Bishop O'Byrne High School Joshua Rondot Bishop O'Byrne High School David Carpenter Centennial High School Nathaneal Wilson Centennial High School Ben Myers Foothills Composite High School Joel Keiser Foothills Composite High School Braeden Lloyd Highwood School Mitchell Proctor Lord Beaverbrook High School Ryan Sawers Lord Beaverbrook High School Kyle Bryk Oilfields High School Peter Nowicki St. Timothy Jr. Sr. School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition Carpentry *1 Matthew Engerdahl Lord Beaverbrook High School *2 Emily Connolly Lord Beaverbrook High School *3 Ryan Fleischer Bert Church High School *4 Theo Dyson Jack James High School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Richard Ford Bert Church High School Connor Owen Bowness High School Danton Stickel Bowness High School Joshua Jonke Bowness High School George Castaian Chestermere High School Brenden Forchuk Foothills Composite High School Cody Thompson Foothills Composite High School Lachlan Thompson Forest Lawn High School Dallas Schmautz Highwood School Nikolas Maschke Jack James High School Adam Robichaud Lord Beaverbrook High School Jacob Dal Pra St. Timothy Jr. Sr. School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition.
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