Several members of the Park Rapids chapter of Business Professionals of America placed in the top 10 at state BPA competition March 10-12 at the Hyatt Regency in Minneapolis.
Sam Reish was the BPA state champion in computer modeling. Emily Schulz placed fifth in business law and ethics. Both earned a spot to compete at the BPA’s national leadership conference in May in Dallas, Texas.
Also placing in the top 10 were:
- Reish, Zach VanBatavia and Jaxson Lund, third, global marketing team
- Jaime Brann, sixth, banking and finance
- Henry Thorson and Jacob Lof, sixth, financial analyst team
- Kassidy Ennen, seventh, basic office procedures
- Kelsey Berghuis, seventh, health administration procedures
- Schulz, Berghuis, Maeve Bolton and Emma Ravnaas, seventh, administrative support team
- Natalie Harvey, ninth, prepared speech
- VanBatavia, ninth, presentation management