Fall Leadership Camp 2024 Recap: A Weekend of Growth and Leadership
Leadership in Action
Celebrating Statesman Award Winners
A highlight of the weekend was the presentation of the Washington Statesman Award, one of the highest honors a SkillsUSA member can achieve at the state level. This award recognizes students who demonstrate exceptional SkillsUSA knowledge, leadership, and dedication. Congratulations to this year’s recipients:
- Kent-Meridian High School: Jack Carriles, Angel Hansen
- Liberty Bell High School: Gavin McAuliffe, Jackson Van Buren
- Napavine High School: Landon Engelbertson
- Pierce County Skills Center: Hannah Hailoufi, Ethan Lech, Caelyn Schneider
- SEATech: Jordan Lopez
- Shelton High School: Ian Andrews, Andrea Fogo, Rossi Mongillo
- Toppenish High School: Arial Tromblee
- West Sound Tech: Hunter Hoerer
- White River High School: Joseph Carlson, Sydnee Hloshyk, Luke Moser, Zach Pyle
We are incredibly proud of these students for their hard work and dedication to leadership and excellence.
Want to see the camp highlights? Check out our Fall Leadership Camp Recap Video. From dynamic workshops to fun activities (like breaking in the custom cornhole boards from Rogers High School), the video captures the energy and spirit of the weekend.
Looking Ahead
Thank you to everyone who made this year’s Fall Leadership Camp a success! We’re already planning for next year and can’t wait to see how this year’s participants use their skills to ignite change in their schools and communities. Stay tuned for the Fall Leadership Camp 2025 dates—don’t miss the chance to be part of this transformative experience!