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Gilbert High’s Austin Hicks Wins All-Star Automotive Technology Competition

Hicks had the highest score was named the state champion at the 2017 South Carolina All-Star Automotive Technology Competition.

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Hicks had the highest score was named the state champion at the 2017 South Carolina All-Star Automotive Technology Competition.

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From an article on the Cola Daily website:

Is your automobile acting up? Give Gilbert High Senior Austin M. Hicks a call. Hicks won the 2017 South Carolina All-Star Automotive Technology Competition and was awarded $5,000 for Lexington Technology Center’s Automotive Technology program and $2,500 in tools for his personal garage.

Only 12 students statewide earned the chance to compete in the hands-on challenge and Hicks, one of the top students in Lexington Technology Center’s Automotive Technology program, scored the highest to become LTC’s first All-Star Automotive Technology Competition state champion. He landed a spot in the hands-on challenge after posting a top score on a written test.

Click HERE to read the entire article about the 2017 South Carolina All-Star Automotive Technology Competition on the Cola Daily website.

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