Game on: Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center students qualify for national FBLA competition
From left: Ben Gales, Angel Torres, Audrey Tran, Maya Armacost-Felton and Mikey Ruffle work out a coding puzzle. The Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center students all placed in the top seven in computer game and simulation state FBLA competition, and two skills center teams advanced to national competition.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
Mikey Ruffle demonstrates the computer game that took third in state FBLA competition. Ruffle and the rest of the team advanced to national competition,
(From left) Andrew Pannullo, Mikey Ruffle and Logan Beck qualified for FBLA nationals with a third-place finish in state competition in the computer game and simulation category.
(From left) Ben Gales, Audrey Tran and Maya Armacost-Felton finished first in state FBLA computer game and simulation competition and qualified for nationals.
MOSES LAKE — Building a video game with a deadline works better when it’s a collaborative effort. That’s the conclusion reached by students at Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center after teams took first, third and seventh place in Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) computer game and simulation competition.
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