Martin County High School is proud to announce a standout performance at the HOSA Region 9 Competition, where our students showcased exceptional skill, preparation, and professionalism. Their hard work and dedication truly embodied the spirit of Tiger Pride, and we are thrilled to recognize their accomplishments.
This year, eight MCHS competitors placed in their events, with three students qualifying for the HOSA State Leadership Conference, scheduled for April 16–19. These achievements highlight the strength of our Health Science programs and the commitment of our future healthcare leaders.
Regional Winners
Pathophysiology
Jordyn Slider — 4th Place
Leah Acevedo — 5th Place
Extemporaneous Writing: Health Policy
Anelkis Cabrera‑Felix — 4th Place
CPR/First Aid Team
Gabby Davis & Najah Karake — 4th Place
State Qualifiers
Congratulations to the students who advanced to the HOSA State Leadership Conference:
Phlebotomy
Isabella Calhoun — 3rd Place
Health Career Display
Sophia Cantu & Elisabeth Rapaport — 2nd Place
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all participating students. Their achievements reflect countless hours of preparation, teamwork, and dedication to their future careers in health care. We are immensely proud of every competitor and look forward to cheering on our state qualifiers as they represent MCHS at the next level.
Go Tigers!
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