Mattituck Junior-Senior High School senior Scott Edgett and junior Abigail McGlone recently competed in the carpentry assistant and animal careers paths, respectively at the recent SkillsUSA Regional Competition. Scott placed first in his category and Abigail placed third in her respective area. 

Competing against the top talent from across Long Island, Scott and Abigail students faced rigorous, high-pressure challenges designed to test the limits of their technical expertise and professional trade skills.  

These competitions are evaluated by industry professionals, meaning that the students were measured against real-world industry standards. Winning at the regional level proves that they are both classroom ready and career ready.   

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1: Mattituck Junior-Senior High School senior Scott Edgett placed first in the carpentry assistant category at this year’s SkillsUSA Regional Competition. 

2: Mattituck Junior-Senior High School junior Abigail McGlone placed third in the animal careers category at the recent SkillsUSA Regional Competition.