SkillsUSA AV Quiz Bowl team secures second place at Texas state competition

July 14, 2025 | BURLESON ISD, School Districts, Texas

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SkillsUSA AV Quiz Bowl team secures second place at Texas state competition

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Burleson ISD celebrated a remarkable achievement at the recent Board Meeting on May 12, 2025, as the SkillsUSA audiovisual quiz bowl team proudly secured second place at the state competition. Rosa Ramirez, the SkillsUSA audio visual advisor, highlighted the team's dedication and hard work, noting that they have consistently advanced to the state level for four consecutive years.

The competition, which took place in Corpus Christi, featured 16 teams from across Texas. Ramirez praised the students for their commitment, stating they spent countless hours studying for the event. The team, led by captain Delaney Boyette and including seniors Yuchen Wang and Hayden Caspersen, as well as sophomores Angelina Rios and Maria Rogers, and freshman Blake Monroe, showcased their knowledge in both audio-visual topics and current events.

This achievement not only reflects the students' talent but also the support from the district's Career and Technical Education (CTE) director, Randy Wolsey. The board meeting served as a platform to recognize the hard work and success of these young scholars, reinforcing the importance of extracurricular programs in fostering student growth and achievement.

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