PHOTO PROVIDED Multiple students from Keystone Central School District took part in the SkillsUSA district competition, held at Pennsylvania College of Technology on Jan. 31. Many of these students brought home top honors in various competitions.

MILL HALL — Students at Keystone Central School District brought home a variety of first and second place wins at the SkillsUSA district competition.

The competition was held on Thursday, Jan. 30, and Friday, Jan. 31, at Pennsylvania College of Technology in Williamsport.

First place winners will attend the SkillsUSA Leadership Conference in Hershey on April 3-5.

The following competitions are a BYE to states: Community Service, Occupational Health and Safety, Career Pathways, Promotional Bulletin board, Customer service and Co-Op logbook.

The following are the district competitions and the place winners:

Health/Medical Assisting CTE Program

— Health Knowledge Bowl (1st place): Jaysa Stover, Bethany Sellers, Reagan Narehood and Camryn Bair

— Quiz Bowl (1st place): Sarah Hall, Aubrey Eiler, Sophia Hardy, Amy Lucas, Elizabeth Nestor and Lily McWilliams

— Medical Terminology: Jaslyn Anderson

— First Aid/CPR: Logan Phillips

— Basic Healthcare (2nd place): Paisley Beatty

— Health Occupations Portfolio (1st place): Emily Everett

— Job Interview: Alivia Ulrich

— Job Skill A (2nd place): Annabelle McElwain

— Medical Assisting (2nd place): Avah Rafter

— Nursing Assisting: Lilyanna Schmouder

— Medical Math: Cameron Hull

Homeland Security CTE

— Firefighting (1st place): Aiden May

Drafting and Design CTE

— Architectural drafting (1st place): Carter Perry

— Automated Manufacturing (1st place): Brody Rhine

— Extemporaneous speech (2nd place): Rhys Swift

— Job Skill O (1st place): Wayne Stuber

— Related Technical math (2nd place): Caroline Owens

— Technical Drafting (2nd place): Olivia Shreckengast

Precision Machining CTE

— Automated Manufacturing (1st place): Jeffrey Goldy and Glenn Hough, III

— Precision Machining: Jacob Flook

Childcare CTE

— CTE demonstration (3rd place): Emma Lucas

— Early Childhood Education (3rd place): Leah Lohman

Auto CTE

— Auto Service Technology: Evan Miller

Cosmetology CTE

— Nail Care: Mattison Schlesinger