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North Hills tech ed students earn top honors at TSA Regional Conference

TSA Regional Conference 2026 place winners
Heather Pelat

North Hills tech ed students delivered an impressive performance at the Pennsylvania Technology Student Association (TSA) Regional Conference held Saturday, January 24 at Blackhawk High School.

Several students finished in the top 10, qualifying to compete at the 2026 TSA State Conference April 15-18 at Seven Springs Mountain Resort.

North Hills students earned the following honors:

  • Joseph Saad: Video Game Design, 1st Place
  • Wesley (Ari) Humphreys: Music Production, 1st Place
  • Jayshri Shah: PA-Logo Design, 2nd Place (Not pictured)
  • Giavonna Barie: PA-Logo Design, 3rd Place
  • Emma Cook: Extemporaneous Speech, 2nd Place
  • Elena Williams: Board Game Design, 4th Place
  • Elena Williams: Technology Bowl (Written), 8th Place
  • Maximus Lindner: Technology Bowl (Written), 10th Place
  • Wesley (Ari) Humphreys: Coding (Written), 9th Place
  • Daniel Hunt: Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Engineering, 9th Place

These accomplishments are the result of months of hard work, creativity, problem-solving, and dedication to growing their STEM skills.

The Technology Student Association is a national organization for students interested in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Through competitions and leadership opportunities, TSA gives students the chance to apply what they’re learning in the classroom to real-world challenges — and to showcase their talents along the way.

North Hills’ TSA chapter is sponsored by Technology Education teacher Reuben Clark, who supports and guides students as they sharpen their technical skills and explore future career pathways.

Congratulations to these outstanding students on a successful regional competition. We look forward to cheering them on as they represent North Hills at the state level this spring.