HHS FBLA Excels at Regional Competition, Bringing Home Multiple Awards

The Hopkinsville High School (HHS) Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) recently attended the regional competition at Murray State University, where they showcased their skills and dedication to business leadership. The event proved to be a resounding success, with HHS students earning multiple awards and recognitions for their outstanding performances.

HHS was honored for its increased membership, highlighting the growing interest in FBLA and its impact on students. Several students also secured top placements in various competitive events:

  • Josiah Nemes – 2nd Place in Client Service
  • Kaveenah White – 3rd Place in Job Interview
  • Josiah Nemes & DeKiza Glover – 3rd Place in Local Chapter Name Tag
  • NaVaun Williams & McHale Manning-Lewis – 2nd Place in Sports and Entertainment Management

These students have now qualified to compete at the State Leadership Conference in April, where they will have the opportunity to represent HHS on a larger stage and compete against the best in Kentucky.

Additionally, Ms. Cauthen received a special recognition as Hopkinsville High School’s 2025 Outstanding Advisor, a tribute to her dedication and leadership in guiding FBLA students to success.

Congratulations to all the competitors and award winners for their hard work and achievements! The HHS FBLA chapter continues to showcase excellence in business education and leadership.

John Paul Richards
John Paul Richardshttps://ccpsstudentlife.com
Based in Hopkinsville, KY, John Paul Richards is a dedicated educator at Gateway Academy, where he teaches video production as part of the Media Arts Pathway. He’s a proud husband to Crystal Richards, father of four, and dog dad to three. When he’s not helping students bring stories to life on screen, he and his family enjoy traveling and making memories together.

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