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Posted Results 2012 Edmonton Regional Skills Canada Competition Results April 14, 2012 Rank Competitor School Auto Service *1 Nathan Wesenberg Barrhead Composite High School *2 Douglas MacIntosh Barrhead Composite High School *3 Soloman Wijewickrema St. Joseph High School *4 Jesse Evans Barrhead Composite High School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Chase Boyson Barrhead Composite High School Claudia Kennedy Jasper Place School Joseph Davis M.E. Lazerte School Braydon Rhine Memorial Composite High School Aaron Debusschere R.F. Staples Secondary School Cody Erdmann R.F. Staples Secondary School Jean-Luc Olsen St. Joseph High School Marko Szmihelsky St. Joseph High School Colton Christian Sturgeon Composite High School Julia Kuffner Sturgeon Composite High School Russell Tyler Sturgeon Composite High School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition Baking *1 Nikki William Salisbury Composite High School 2 Ericka Degner Barrhead Composite High School 3 Lance Kuczmarski Jasper Place School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Maranda Witney Austin O' Brien Anne VanLoon Barrhead Composite High School Emilie Gray Harry Ainlay High School Kyra Matson Jasper Place School Bianca Manley Progressive Academy Tiffany Phan R.F. Staples Secondary School Madison Toy Skill Centre Alyssa Campbell St. Albert Catholic School Kayle Lennie St. Joseph High School Bailey Elzinga Sturgeon Composite High School Anne Morales W.P. Wagner School Christina Ward W.P. Wagner School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition Cabinet Making *1 Danny Burns Paul Kane High School *2 Carter Goertzen Archbishop Oscar Romero School *3 Michael Holloway Barrhead Composite High School *4 Conrad Hertz - Kleptow R.F. Staples Secondary School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Keifer Gache Barrhead Composite High School Samantha Behiel Calmar School Ryley LaFrance Harry Ainlay High School Rachel Webb John Maland High School Jesse Willie Paul Kane High School Matthew Seskus R.F. Staples Secondary School Keith Labby Sturgeon Composite High School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition Carpentry *1 Kevin Hall Archbishop Oscar Romero School *2 Trevor Andersen R.F. Staples Secondary School *3 Colten Lee Jasper Place School *4 Jared Jorgensen Harry Ainlay High School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Taylor Yaremovich Archbishop O' Leary School Tyler Owen-Wickings Archbishop O' Leary School Cody Waters Barrhead Composite High School Jeremy Hoeksema Barrhead Composite High School Lucas Cuila Lillian Osborne High School Braden Paslasic Paul Kane High School Michael Gardenits Paul Kane High School David Ladouceur St. Joseph High School Kieran Charchuk St. Joseph High School Kyle Soetaert Sturgeon Composite High School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition Culinary Arts *1 Eric Garza St. Joseph High School *2 Jacky Zeng Jasper Place School *3 Sade Cyrus Harry Ainlay High School *4 Brad Martin Archbishop Oscar Romero School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Maura Madsen Archbishop Oscar Romero School Shynna Reid Barrhead Composite High School Cassidy Wilson Bellerose Composite High School Foster Rae Bellerose Composite High School Wezen Carias Fort Saskatchewan School Justin Wilson Jasper Place School Riley Webster McNally High School Brenden Varley M.E. Lazerte School Felicia Dickens M.E. Lazerte School Andrew Leuschen R.F. Staples Secondary School Gordie Chu Skill Centre Carrissa Tompolski St. Albert Catholic School Mercedes Carnes St. Joseph High School Dylan Wells Sturgeon Composite High School Emma Cordell W.P. Wagner School Jennifer Darch W.P. Wagner School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition Hairstyling Jr. *1 Kimberly Smith M.E. Lazerte School *2 Amanda Hurtubise Sturgeon Composite High School *3 Diane Nelson J. Percy Page School *4 Tiffany Marrs St. Albert Catholic School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Kendall Holwerda Barrhead Composite High School Sammi Emery Barrhead Composite High School Shayla Bouley Barrhead Composite High School Richel Dela Rama Harry Ainlay High School Emily Whistance - Smith Jasper Place School Darlynne Torringa Memorial Composite High School Marieke Maslanka Queen Elizabeth school Daelynn Cooper R.F. Staples Secondary School Kristen Cooper R.F. Staples Secondary School Roanne Mendoza St. Albert Catholic School Chantella Borrelli St. Joseph High School Edwina Collins St. Joseph High School Serena Jeffrey-Lyie St. Joseph High School Melissa Bidniak Sturgeon Composite High School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition Hairstyling Int. *1 Sydney Kozuska St. Albert Catholic School *2 Felicia Gardner Queen Elizabeth school *3 Tania Mazzuca St. Albert Catholic School *4 Quinola Fraser Jasper Place School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Hannah Bohaychuk Barrhead Composite High School Jessica Tischer Barrhead Composite High School Rebecca Warnock Barrhead Composite High School Ramsha Shahab Harry Ainlay High School Holly Burniak Jasper Place School Kayla Morin M.E. Lazerte School Julianna Thorpe Memorial Composite High School Reo Miller Memorial Composite High School Esra Chebli Queen Elizabeth school Celine Wildeman R.F. Staples Secondary School Maya von Rennenkampff R.F. Staples Secondary School John Mio St. Joseph High School Kaitlyn Patterson Sturgeon Composite High School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition TV & Video Production *1 Jordan Brown & Kody Davidson Queen Elizabeth school *2 Tanner Horton & Tanner Kdylo Frank Maddock High School *3 Bradley Lockhart & Jarred Datu Archbishop Jordan High School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Geoff Wong & Gerald Penaco Harry Ainlay High School Chandler Arcand & Kyle Maitre Morinville Community School Tim Evans & Tyler Troy Morinville Community School Jacey Eberlein & Jesse Kushneric Paul Kane High School Danielle Gurrett & Timothy Gurnett R.F. Staples Secondary School Alexander Kvamme & Jeremy Stegehuis St. Albert Catholic School Andrew Bernakevitch & Elizabeth Higgs St. Joseph High School Emmanuel Jr. Imperial & Michael Fowler St. Joseph High School Peter Fourlaris & Mike Lees St. Francis Xavier High School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition Welding *1 Konrad Millers Harry Ainlay High School *2 Peter Orosco Jasper Place School *3 Nathan Borle Frank Maddock High School *4 Dylan Maclean Sturgeon Composite High School Competitors (Listed alphabetically by school name) Caleb Peretic Archbishop O' Leary School Christopher O' Ray Archbishop O' Leary School David Gordon Archbishop Oscar Romero School Luc Belanger Archbishop Oscar Romero School Joel Knapp Barrhead Composite High School Wyatt Harding Barrhead Composite High School Olivia Craig Harry Ainlay High School Cody Furman Jasper Place School Tim Koester Memorial Composite High School Travis Fosshiem Parkland Composite High School Cassidy Presisniuk St. Joseph High School Stephan Cody St. Joseph High School Brenne Hunt Sturgeon Composite High School Kerryn Malacko Sturgeon Composite High School Justin Popowich St. Francis Xavier High School * Moving onto the Provincial Skills Canada Competition.
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