College Station, TX. — Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi students at the RELLIS campus recently competed in the TIES Sales Showdown, hosted by the Industrial Distribution Program at Texas A&M University, where they demonstrated outstanding performance against more than 200 students from Texas A&M University.
The competition began with Round 1 on March 19, when TIES officers visited the RELLIS campus to conduct role-play recordings. More than 30 RELLIS students participated, representing both a professional selling course and members of the RELLIS Sales Team. The experience provided students with an opportunity to apply classroom knowledge in a competitive, real-world setting.
Following the initial round, four RELLIS students advanced to the second round, held March 26–27 on Texas A&M University’s main campus:
- Madisyn Beckett
- Meggie Nop
- Kenzie Nelson
- William Foss
Among them, Madisyn Beckett advanced to the final round and earned 4th place overall out of more than 200 participants, along with a $500 scholarship, highlighting the strength of RELLIS students on a highly competitive stage.
In addition to overall placements, several RELLIS students earned individual honors for their performance in key components of the sales process. Each award included a $250 scholarship:
- Best Intro Step — Alitza Perez
- Best Discovery Step — Ashtyn Tadlock
- Best Objection Handling — Thalia Hernandez
The students’ success reflects the quality of academic programs offered through Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi at RELLIS and the emphasis on hands-on, experiential learning. Opportunities like the TIES Sales Showdown allow students to refine their skills, build confidence, and compete alongside peers from across the state.
Faculty leaders expressed pride in the students’ accomplishments and appreciation for the opportunity to participate in such a prestigious competition. Their achievements underscore the growing impact of RELLIS students in competitive academic and professional environments.
