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2014 the Day Celebrate New London Supplement 12 PAGE VERSION.Pmd inside Connecting New London & the Coast Guard through our students 4. Cadet Memorial Field Welcomes New London on Saturday 6. New London JROTC Students 8. Spotlight on Admiral Olsen 10. New London Magnet Schools 11. Produced by Quinn & Hary Marketing, A Regan Communications Company 860.444.0448 • www.quinnandhary.com 2. Celebrate New London! City of New London OFFICE OF THE MAYOR Hello “Celebrate New London Day” Visitors, I want to thank you for attending this great event and supporting the continued partnership between the City of New London and the United States Coast Guard. New London and the Coast Guard have enjoyed a close relation for over a century and it continues to get stronger. The City of New London is proud to be the home birth of the United States Coast Guard Barque Eagle, America’s tall ship. New London has also enjoyed great community support from the Coast Guard Academy through their work with Habitat for Humanity. These efforts are just some examples of the partnership between the Coast Guard and New London and it is only going to continue to get stronger. New London is proud that the National Coast Guard Museum is coming to downtown New London, and the City is working with the Coast Guard to make New London a national “Coast Guard City.” Thank you for attending this event and enjoy the day at this great New London institution. Sincerely, Daryl Justin Finizio Mayor, City of New London SUPERINTENDENT UNITED STATES COAST GUARD ACADEMY 15 MOHEGAN AVENUE NEW LONDON, CT 06320 - 8100 Dear Fellow Members of the New London Community, Welcome to Cadet Memorial Field at the United States Coast Guard Academy! We are excited to have you join us in celebrating New London, and experiencing Bears Football as we face the Seahawks of Salve Regina. As a federal service academy we emphasize leadership, professional development and physical fitness. On our playing fields cadets learn firsthand the value of teamwork and dedication, and they carry those lessons with them in service throughout the nation and the world. Upon graduation, our cadets go directly into positions of leadership in service to others. That spirit of service is something that starts right here in New London with local community service. The Coast Guard Academy community is part of the New London Community, and we have been for over 100 years. Our relationship with the people of New London and our partnership with the City is very important to us. So please join us in cheering on the home team of cadet-athletes as they resolve to be worthy of the traditions we have celebrated right here for so many years. GO BEARS! Sincerely, Sandra L. Stosz Rear Admiral, U.S. Coast Guard New London Public Schools OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT Dear Celebrate New London Communities, The over one hundred year connection between the City of New London and the USCGA is a partnership to celebrate. We all do that today in a special way. Special in that we celebrate through the students of the New London Public Schools. The Academy is an inspiration as an institution. This inspiration shows through its cadets and graduates. Today, through the USCGA's Partnership in Education Program (PIE) and other educational initiatives, the Academy also inspires our young New London students. It inspires them to think of, "what may be". To think if I work hard in school, I will also achieve in the area I choose. Through family, especially my uncle CAPT Paul Foye USCG (Ret), I, as a young New London student was fortunate to experience the CGA inspiration. We are happy to provide this to our NLPS students today. The New London Public Schools is, indeed, proud and honored to celebrate our partnership with the USCGA and the inextricable link that exists between the Academy and the City of New London. Richard Foye Interim Superintendent of Schools Celebrate New London! 3. Connecting New London & the Coast Guard THROUGH OUR STUDENTS For more than 100 years the U.S. Coast Guard Academy has been central to life in New London. It isn’t just an address for the men and Last Year’s Kick Off Kids Front Row (left to right): Myastar Fletcher; women studying to serve Izellah Radicioni; Elijah Roque. our country, but a home Back Row: Nashon Fletcher and Elijah Parker. away from home. Nobody benefits from this more than the children in the New London Public School System. At any one time there can be up to 100 Cadets enriching the lives of the students. Activities they participate in include: • Academic Support • Mentoring • Role Models • Team Building Programs • Tutored High School Students • Helped with math and FREE Transportation to science activities Celebrate New London • Hosted students to audit classes Two buses from New London High School and Bennie Dover Jackson • Invited students to the Academy Middle School will loop from the schools to the United States Coast Guard campus for field day events Academy beginning on game day at 11:30 a.m., Noon and 12:30 p.m. and activities The buses will begin their return runs 10 minutes after the completion As the community is warmly welcomed into Cadet of the game, and will loop until all families are returned to the Memorial Field, we will see how the Cadets of the Coast school they departed from. Guard Academy and the families of New London come together to cheer on the Bears. This is a fantastic Students in grades Pre-K through Eighth will need a parent or guardian opportunity for our student, their families and the accompanying them to be able to ride the bus. In addition, there is no community to see what can happen when an institution alcohol permitted on the buses or on the grounds of the United States of higher education believes in their students being involved in the community they serve. Coast Guard Academy. 4. Celebrate New London! Celebrate New London! 5. Coast Guard Bears Vs. Salve Regina Seahawks HEAD COACH: No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown 49 Christian Breviario Fr. LB 5-10 190 Tampa, Fla. Bill George (16th season) 50 Fred McClimans So. LB 6-1 220 Flower Mound, Texas 54 Ross Markham Jr. OL 6-0 180 Stillwater, Minn. ASSISTANT COACHES: 55 Lukas Groves So. OL 6-0 215 Arlington, Texas 56 Logan Mars So. DL 6-2 250 Scarborough, Maine Dana Fleischmann, C.C. Grant, Ray LaForte, 61 J.D. Dunaway So. OL 6-1 260 Virginia Beach, Va. Jay Driscoll, Pat Knowles, Don Miller, 64 Jordan Hart So. OL 6-3 260 Massena, N.Y. 65 Kevin Painten Jr. OL 6-1 235 Walpole, Mass. Jordan Berrian, Darell Singleterry 66 Gabe Zogby Fr. OL 6-1 200 Manlius, N.Y. 68 Kyle Levy So. OL 6-0 225 Lebanon Township, N.J. No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown 69 Kevin Postiglione Sr. OL 6-1 230 Washingtonville, N.Y. 1 Mark Behne Jr. DB 5-10 150 Clifton, Va. 74 Tom Condon Jr. OL 6-2 230 Whitman, Mass. 2 James Rizzo Jr. DB 5-9 185 Glens Falls, N.Y. 75 Raymond Zhang Fr. OL 6-2 190 San Diego, Ca. 3 Tony Buzzini Sr. DB 6-1 190 Boise, Idaho 77 Cory Tomasetti Fr. OL 6-4 250 Kennett Square, Pa. 5 Gordy Holloway Sr. QB 6-3 225 Plymouth, Ind. 78 Logan Sullivan Fr. OL 6-0 205 Valley Springs, Ca. 6 Brendan McNeil So. LB 6-1 225 Pawcatuck, Conn. 80 Kyle Jackson So. WR 6-1 195 Lincoln, R.I. 7 Joel Wyman Sr. DL 6-3 225 Springfield, Mo. 81 Bryan Popp So. WR 5-8 165 Flower Mound, Texas 8 Patrick Hennessey Jr. WR 6-0 180 Painter, Va. 83 Jake David Fr. WR 6-1 180 Los Angeles, Ca. 9 Derek Victory So. QB 5-9 165 Weston, Fla. 85 Trey Moore Fr. WR 6-3 185 Portsmouth, Va. 10 Cory Sonnega Jr. LB 6-1 215 Shoreline, Wash. 86 Nick Couture Sr. WR 5-7 180 Delran, N.J. 11 Matt Monteilh Sr. WR 5-6 175 Tampa, Fla. 87 Carter Provost Jr. WR 6-2 200 Swansboro, N.C. 12 Mitch Holloway Jr. TE 6-2 195 Plymouth, Ind. 88 Matthew Statkus Fr. TE 6-5 190 Albuquerque, N.M. 13 Adam Davis Fr. QB 6-0 175 Griswold, Conn. 89 Aaron Black Sr. DL 6-3 235 Edmond, Ok. 14 Justin Rebholz So. DB 5-10 160 Crestview, Fla. 91 Tyler Henning Jr. P/K 6-0 180 Cypress, Texas 15 Blake Thompson Sr. WR 5-10 180 Liberty Hill, Texas 93 Chris Bell So. P/K 5-11 150 Raleigh, N.C. 16 Oliver Kremer Fr. QB 6-2 200 Crystal Lake, Ill. 95 Nick Lodovici So. DL 6-2 235 Dillsburg, Pa. 18 Jordan Groff Jr. WR 5-11 185 Willow Street, Pa. 99 Blake Bonifas Jr. DL 6-2 235 Sterling Heights, Mich. 19 Collis Brown Sr. WR 6-1 215 Kingwood, Texas * Captains 20 Jake Wawrzyniak Sr. RB 5-7 195 Sylvania, Ohio 21 Camden Cecchini Fr. RB 5-10 170 Tulsa, Ok. 23 Eli Maurer Jr. DB 5-11 175 Carrollton, Ohio 24 Jacob Brown Fr. LB 5-9 185 Virginia Beach, Va. 25 Banning Lobmeyer Jr. RB 5-10 185 Windsor, Col. OPPONENT INFO 26 Charlie Chavtur Jr. LB 6-0 190 Reedsport, Ore. 27 Eric Harris Jr. So. DB 6-1 185 Norfolk, Va. 28 Victor Rizzardi Sr. LB 5-7 190 Ashburn, Va. for Salve Regina 29 Kevin Dufauchard Fr.
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