A handful of students from Albert E. Peacock Collegiate will be heading to Edmonton for the Skills Canada National competition.
Over 500 students from across the country enter over 40 different categories each year in the Olympic-style competition judged by industry professionals. Winners earn a spot on Team Canada to compete in worlds.
But Tyler Overs, who has had three provincial medals in the last three years in the electrical engineering department, said, for him, it’s not about winning.
Students from Peacock Collegiate pose with their provincial gold medals. They will be heading to Edmonton in mid-May for the national Skills Canada trades competition. Top, from left to right: Jackson Campbell, Brett Mayson, and Tyler Overs; Bottom, from left to right: Brooke Williamson, and Tye Buettner.

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The Moose Jaw high schools usually perform well at districts and this year was no different. With 16 different local athletes participating, Moose Jaw won five medals, including four gold in the five different divisions at the South Central District Athletic Association district tournament on Saturday held at Peacock Collegiate. 
