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Bemidji High School students won awards at Extreme Tech Challenge this spring at Alexandria Technical College in Alexandria, Minn. From left are BHS industrial technology teacher Bryan Hammitt and BHS students Erick Lindquist, Jared Vanasse, Jessica Barnum, Ben Fossand and Kyle Beckwith. Not pictured are BHS students Dustin Mostollor and Matt Grundy. Submitted Photo

BHS students win tech awards

Bemidji High School students won awards this spring at Extreme Tech Challenge, a machining and manufacturing competition at Alexandria (Minn.) Technical College.

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Kyle Beckwith took first place in the single's machining competition for machining a pool cue.

Erick Lindquist took second place in the single's machining competition for machining a tap wrench.

Matt Grundy, Ben Fossand, Jared Vanasse and Jessica Barnum took second place in the team machining competition for manufacturing a motorcycle.

Dustin Mostollor took third place in the blueprint design competition for a blueprint design.

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