Four Rivers Career Center students competed at the Hands-On East District SkillsUSA Contests at Ranken Technical College and Forest Park Community College on Friday, February 7.

At Forest Park, FRCC had three medalists.

Kersten Mayer – First place for Customer Service.

Henry Roetheli – Second place for Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair

Luke Ostmann – Third place for Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair

At Ranken, FRCC had 15 medalists.

Josie Kemper – First place for Automotive Refinishing

Ethan Renkemeyer – First place for Welding

Carter Glosemeyer – First placed for Carpentry

Austin Mueller – First place for Welding Fabrication (team of 3)

Jacob Schwoeppe – First place for Welding Fabrication (team of 3)

Charlie Tyree – First place for Welding Fabrication (team of 3)

Ryan Kassebaum – Second place for CNC Milling Programmer

Andrew Steffens – Second place for Carpentry

Tanier Hutfles – Second place for Welding

Lane Sohn – Second place for Automotive Refinishing

Cade Hornberger – Second place for Electrical

Cole Straatmann – Third place for Automotive Service

Edward Kessler – Third place for Carpentry

Ahren Richards – Third place for Automotive Refinishing

Cameron Aberle – Third place for Welding.

Four Rivers Career Center had 15 medalists at the Hands-On East District SkillsUSA Contest at Ranken
Technical College. From left are Ryan Kassebaum, Josie Kemper, Cole Straatmann, Carter Glosemeyer,
Edward Kessler, Andrew Steffens, Ahren Richards, Ethan Renkemeyer, Tanier Hutfles, Austin Mueller,
Jacob Schwoeppe, Cameron Aberle, Charlie Tyree, Lane Sohn and Cade Hornberger (not pictured).

Four Rivers Career Center had three medalists at the Hands-On East District SkillsUSA
Contest at Forest Park Community College. From left are Henry Roetheli, Luke Ostmann
and Kersten Mayer.