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The competition kicked off on March 12 at Nashua Community College where students from high school collision repair competed to become top in the state. The competition came to an end on March 21, touching upon many disciplines within automotive technology—ranging from high school collision, to small engine, to diesel and just about everything in-between. More below:
High School Collision
Nashua Community College
March 12, 2019
1st Place: Vincent Donnelly
2nd Place: Ethan Yung
3rd Place: Gavin Horton
Post-Secondary Diesel
McDevitt Trucks Inc.
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March 14, 2019
1st Place: John Kalligandis
2nd Place: Christopher Gros
3rd Place: Adam Ash
Post-Secondary Automotive
Portsmouth High School
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March 15, 2019
1st Place: Taylor Hobbs
2nd Place: Garrett Houle
3rd Place: Michael Leno
High School Automotive
Lakes Region Community College
March 18, 2019
1st Place: Aaron White
2nd Place: Sheamus Powers
3rd Place: Karissa Gagnon
High School Small Engine
Ernie Brown at Wilbur H. Palmer Career and Technical Education Center
March 19, 2019
1st Place: Joshua Stratton
2nd Place: Andrew Doucett
3rd Place: Drew Leamy
High School Diesel
White Mountains Community College
March 21, 2019
1st Place: Brian Latham
2nd Place: Joseph Bahnsen III
3rd Place: Nyklaus Lytle
Job Skills Demo
1st Place: Dylan Machado
#OnToNationals—thank you sponsors!