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Greene County CTC Shines at 2026 District 9 SkillsUSA Competitions

GreeneScene Magazine by GreeneScene Magazine
April 1, 2026
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Students and instructors at Greene County CTC pose with certificates in front of a brick wall sign.

Left to Right — Natalie Goodwin, Zoey Caldwell, Jordyn Roberts, Julieann Sechrengost, Ashlynn Snyder, Blake Nash and Todd Kieffer.

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The Greene County Career and Technology Center once again represented our area by turning in outstanding performances at the 2026 District 9 SkillsUSA competitors. Out of 17 students, 13 earned top honors in their events.

1st Place Winners – Blake Nash (Collision Repair Technology), Ashlynn Snyder (Automotive Refinishing Technology), and Linzy Rush (First Aid/CPR) – will advance to the state competition in Hershey this April.

2nd Place Winners – Summer Davis (Collision Damage Appraisal), Madison Harding & Krissa Snyder (Emergency Medical Technician), Eva Pester, Emma Shirley & Zoey Caldwell (Crime Scene Investigation), Julieanna Sechrengost (T-Shirt Design), and Tucker Smith (Precision Machining).

Greene County CTC students hold certificates while posing with instructors in front of a brick wall sign.
Left to Right — Natalie Goodwin, Hayden Patterson, Ealyn Klaner, Linzy Rush, Ava Pester, Emma Shirley, Tucker Smith, Cole Jackson and Todd Kieffer.

3rd Place Winners – Cole Jackson (Job Skill Demonstration A) and Hayden Patterson (Fire Fighting).

Participation Recognition – Coltin Halbert (Welding), Ealyn Klaner (CTE Demonstration), Jordyn Roberts (Restaurant Service), and Eli Taylor (Electrical Construction Wiring).

Advisors Mr. Kieffer and Mrs. Goodwin stated they were very proud of all the students for their dedication, hard work, and for representing Greene County CTC with excellence.

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