Seneca students win 11 medals at Skills Ontario competition | MyNews | Seneca Students

Seneca students put their learning into practice at the Skills Ontario competition, impressing judges with their abilities across manufacturing and technology disciplines. 

Competing against peers from colleges and polytechnics across the province, our students upheld Seneca’s legacy of excellence at this event by earning 11 medals. 

Congratulations to the medal recipients: 

• Abdulsamad Aileru and Patricia Plummer (Silver, GIS) 

• Matthew Burr and Roger Lungsee (Bronze, Mechatronics) 

• Nathan Currie (Silver, Mechanical CAD) 

• Ankush Gautam Patil (Gold, Cloud Computing) 

• Oyinkansola Qudus Olabode (Bronze, Cloud Computing) 

• Phoenix Ouyang (Bronze, Coding) 

• Kristen Pond (Gold, IT Office Software Applications) 

• Nicholas Rosati (Gold, Electronics) 

• Ivan Shepelev (Silver, Additive Manufacturing) 

• Anthony Jasson Solijon (Gold, Computer Aided Manufacturing) 

• Junyi Yao (Bronze, Precision Machining) 

Mr. Rosati also received the prestigious Award of Excellence as the top-scoring participant from any postsecondary institution. 

As gold medalists, Mr. Patil, Ms. Pond and Mr. Rosati were invited to join the Ontario delegation at the Skills Canada national competition, which will take place May 27-30 in Toronto.