Pictured, from left, are Clint Clackum, who won third place in carpentry; Dylan Hayden, third place in residential wiring; Zach Bright, first place in welding; Aryn Watters, third place in sheet metal; Chris Whitmire, second place in precision machining; and Cody Lumpkin, first place in criminal justice. (Contributed photo)
CHS students competed against the top students from all of Georgia and two Cedartown students became state champions, with four others in the top three in the state.
Zach Bright became the state champion in welding and Cody Lumpkin became a three-time state champion in criminal justice.
Chris Whitmire won second place in precision machining; Aryn Watters won third place in sheet metal; Dylan Hayden won third place in residential wiring; and Clint Clackum won third place in carpentry.
Bright and Lumpkin will represent Georgia at the National SkillsUSA competition in Kansas City in June.
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