UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION, INC. ATHLETIC AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS 2010-11 Annual Newsletter ■ 46th Edition

From the Chairman ince the inception of our lifeblood of this organization. We SFoundation in 1944, we have have asked all of our Trustees to always provided deserving students support this important program. The an opportunity to enter the Naval Classes of 1970 and 1980 have also Academy via our preparatory school included the Athletic Excellence program. This is a need-based Fund as part of their ongoing class financial assistance program and has fundraising projects. The Classes of sponsored over 3500 deserving 1955 and 1964 have included our candidates to the Naval Academy prep school scholarship support in over the years. Today, there are almost their projects. It’s a group effort! 250 Foundation graduates within As this newsletter goes to print the Brigade of Midshipmen. Equally we are less than a week from our important, and in consonance with opening football game with the Blue our mission to maintain the Naval Hens from Delaware University. This Academy’s Athletic Excellence, we brings to mind several points: first, Chairman Tom Lynch ’64 addresses the Trustees. are providing critical financial our series with the Blue Hens over support to the club, intramural and the years is tied at 7-7, so I believe Another point raised is ethics and varsity athletic programs. they will be a good test for us and integrity in college sports today. With Our Foundation, which includes will provide a preview of what we the college sports scene roiling over Trustees, Associate Trustees and can expect this season. With Kris the recent scandals at Ohio State, Foundation Parents, was an integral Proctor at QB, we will again be a Miami and USC, we can take heart part of the $250M+ comprehensive one dimensional option football team and a great deal of pride in the campaign to support the US Naval and the big question will be the integrity of our athletic program. Academy. In fact, our small group defense; only 2 of the 11 starters are This was highlighted in a recent Wall alone contributed more than $41M experienced. We lost six starters from Street Journal article by William towards the campaign goal, thereby last year through graduation, 2 were McGurn in which he specifically continuing our tradition of relevance dismissed for academic failure and mentioned the honor code at West and responsiveness to the Naval one for an honor offense. Point. As I’ve said many times, it all Academy. To preserve this tradition Nevertheless, we have good starts at the top. We are fortunate that of support, an Athletic Excellence athletes stepping up who will Chet Gladchuk who, in my opinion, Fund was established. Athletic improve each game as they gain is not only the finest AD in the Excellence is now our primary fund experience. This should be an nation, but more importantly a man raising focus going forward; it’s the exciting season! of integrity and character who always does what is right for the Naval Academy, the program and the In this issue… The Hearst Foundation student athlete. I take this opportunity Scholarship ...... 8 to thank Chet for setting the standard From the Chairman ...... 1 Cooperating Prep Schools and hiring coaches who subscribe to 2010-11 ...... 8 the same ethical standard. From the Executive Director . . .3 Statement of By the time you read this, we will Awards ...... 5 Financial Position ...... 9 have a good start to the season and many of you will have participated in The Society of Sponsors Foundation Prep School of the United States Navy . . . .8 Students ’15 ...... 10 the Delaware reception hosted by

(continued on page 2) UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION, INC. ATHLETICATHLETICAND ANDSCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPPROGRAMS PROGRAMS CDR Richard A. Young ’69, USN(Ret.) CAPT Raymond B. Wellborn ’69, Mr. Charles A. Spadafora’63 Mr. E. Michael Quinlan’67 CDR NicholasF. Mygas’79, USN(Ret.) CAPT Fred P. Moosally’66, CAPT James L. Minderlein’65, ADM Richard W. Mies’67, USN(Ret.) Mr. Samuel R. ’66 Marrone Mr. G. Brian Lubitz’00 Mr. ScottD. Kremeier ’95 Mr. John T. Hall’87 Mrs. RebeccaI. Haase’94 Mr. William L. ’60 Griffin ADM Edmund P. Giambastiani’70, CAPT James A. Fleming’62, D.CAPT Robert Duncan’48, VADM J. CutlerDawson ’70, USN(Ret.) L.CAPT Robert Curbeam’84, CDR MichaelB. Clark’69, USNR meetings: welcomed andspring atourfall twenty new Trustees, whom we by theinductionoffollowing organization continues asevidenced you atourmeetinginNovember. to for metointroduce himformally ground running. Itwillbea pleasure Development staff, Steve hashitthe withtheFoundation concert athletic fundraising. Working in ofSteve’sa person caliberfocusedon been pushingformany years tohave Steve O’Brien. OurFoundation has newest memberoftheNAAAstaff, coach, RickSowell, aswell asthe DeChellis, andournew lacrosse our new basketball coach, Ed event includedtheintroduction of provide throughout theyear. The weFoundation forthesupport NAAA toexpress appreciation toour The strength andvitalityofour USN (Ret.) USN (Ret.) USN (Ret.) USN (Ret.) USN (Ret.) USN (Ret.) USN (Ret.) ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ the pastyear: passing ofninefellow Trustees during seen the extraordinary transformation seen theextraordinary visited Annapolis recently, you have continues unabated. Ifyou have renaissance ofNavy athletics Died 6-28-11 Trustee since2002 Emeritus LCDR Edwin W. Oldham’58 Died 6-19-2011 Trustee since2007 Emeritus RADM John T. Coughlin’50 Died 5-6-2011 Trustee since1988 COL Harold D. Neeley ’56 Died 1-9-2011 Trustee since1989 Emeritus VADM Lando W. Zech’45 Died 12-27-2010 Trustee since1971 Emeritus Mr. Robert T. ’54 Martin Died 12-13-2010 Trustee since1997 Emeritus Dr. Eugene O.S. Stevenson ’54 Died 11-8-2010 Trustee since1998 RADM Thomas McClellan’43 Died 8-8-2011 Trustee since1978 Emeritus RADM Julian Burke ’40 Died 7-30-11 Trustee since2000 CAPT Richard D. Lazenby ’43 It ismy the saddutytoreport On amore positive note, the Chairman Rear Admiral, USN(Ret.) Thomas C. Lynch ’64 the year. and working withyou throughout you. Thank you foryour support! the future. We couldnotdoitwithout andwillcontinue todosoin Brigade overall athleticexcellencewithinthe have madeasignificantimpacton for your support. personal Ourefforts deserve nothingless. the Naval Academy. OurMidshipmen world offered at classathleticfacilities projects enhancethe willgreatly side ofthefootballstadium. All these werefacilities addedtothe “Gold” several new suites andtelevision much-needed renovation. Finally, house, Hubbard Hall, isundergoinga ice hockey arena. This year thecrew facilities, apro shopandalsoanew and workout facilities, indoorgolf outdoor tenniscourts, fitnesscenter 5 years agoandincludesindoor/ river by thegolfcourse, alsoopened Complex, Sports Brigade across the formajorteams.practice facilities The indoor trackandfoulweather opened 4years agoandhousesan Fieldhouse was dedicatedand war onterror. The Wesley Brown wars andcontinue today intheglobal ineachofournation’sparticipated whohave personnel Corps Marine madeby ourNavythe sacrifice and importantly, to itisafittingmemorial More stadium inthecountry! beautiful mid-sizedcollegefootball it’s now recognized asthemost After acomplete3-year renovation, Stadium. Memorial Corps Marine that hastaken placeattheNavy- I lookforward toseeingyou And finally, Ithankeachofyou From the Executive Director 3

his has been another support to the Naval Academy and Toutstanding year for our NAAA for our varsity, club and Athletic & Scholarships Program. intramural sports programs. Much of I’ve really enjoyed and am privileged the renovation work at our Navy- to work with so many wonderful Marine Corps Memorial Stadium families and candidates, our own was funded by our organization. Alumni Association and Foundation, We are also committed to keeping as well as the staffs of our Naval the current football coaching staff Academy Admissions and Athletic intact. With Ken Niumatalolo as our departments. head coach and an aggressive but We held our spring and fall realistic schedule this year, we have a meetings and each was attended by great opportunity to extend our many of our 250 active Trustees and current run of successful seasons and their spouses. Our focus at both regain the Commander-in-Chief’s events was staying relevant to the Trophy. That coaching staff stability is Naval Academy and promoting our critical to the success of our program. Executive Director Ed Wallace ‘72. Athletic Excellence Fund and the During the past year, we provided prep school program. While we are over $1.26M in private grants for In just the last several years, our doing very well overall, we still need recruiting, team and coaches’ travel, unique organization has contributed your help in our mission to support trophies, team equipment, radio over $49 million to the Naval both important programs. The broadcasting, athletic facilities and Academy, our preparatory school information provided below gives annual coaches and Midshipmen program and Navy athletics. We you an idea of the wonderful impact athletic awards. We are committed to could not accomplish this without we’ve had over the past year. provide over $1.40M during the the generous contributions each upcoming year to not just the year from our Trustees, parents and Athletic Support major sports but all varsity, club friends of the Naval Academy. Thanks An important part of our mission is, and intramural teams at the of course, the Foundation’s monetary Naval Academy. (continued on page 4)

President and CEO of the United States Naval Academy Alumni Association and Foundation Byron Marchant ’78, Chairman Tom Lynch ’64, Commandant CAPT Robert E. Clark II ’84, USN, Superintendent VADM Miller ’74, USN, and Executive Director Ed Wallace ‘72 at Foundation reception. UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION, INC. ATHLETICATHLETICAND ANDSCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPPROGRAMS PROGRAMS President and CEO of the United States Naval Academy Alumni Association and Foundation Byron Foundation and Association Alumni Academy Naval States United the of CEO and President ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ The following applies: Day foranoutstanding94percent. became MidshipmenonInduction sponsored prep schoolstudents, 47 30th. Foundation Ofour50original Class of2015atUSNAonJune Admissions cyclefortheentering We completedanothersuccessful Scholarship Programs to ourFoundation! again foryour sincere commitment newest PlebeClass. OurChairman, to say “Welcome Aboard!” tothe attended theevent. Itwas way agreat facility. More than300people Stadiumdining Memorial Corps at theNavy-Marine their families excited Foundation studentsand the day before InductionDay for Marchant ’78 surrounded by Foundation Greystone Prep School students and a parent. a and students School Prep Greystone Foundation by surrounded ’78 Marchant school—96% Varsity inhigh letterwinners students—14 Minority (V-560, M-550) Average SAT scores—1,110 athletes—18 Blue Chip(recruited) inducted—47 (40men, 7women) Total Foundation students We hostedawonderful reception Superintendent VADM Miller ’74, USN, and Foundation candidates at reception. at candidates Foundation and USN, ’74, Miller VADM Superintendent 51 prep studentsenrolled atour (USNA 2016)isalready formed, with there, too. and CEO, Byron Marchant ’78, were Association andFoundation President Clark II’84, USN andour Alumni USNA Commandant, CaptainBob Admiral MichaelH. Miller’74, USN, (Ret.), USNA Superintendent, Vice Rear Admiral Tom Lynch ’64, USN Next year’s Foundation prep class Executive Director Captain, USN(Ret.) Edward C. Wallace ’72 outstanding support! office. Thanks againforyour programs, don’t hesitatetocallour want our todomore tosupport Naval Academy! win-win forourstudentsandthe to USNA. So, ourprogram isa the highestofany accessionsource with aBachelorofSciencedegree, in4years fromgraduate USNA number, almost90percent will Midshipmen eachyear. Ofthat percent ofoursponsorees become just asimpressive. Historically, 95 year (2011-12). Their credentials are 17 affiliatedprep schoolsfornext If you have any questionsor Awards 5

Admiral Louis E. Denfeld sponsored member of the graduating in the development of Navy football Memorial Award class who has demonstrated the as coach and Assistant Director of The Admiral Louis E. Denfeld highest degree of excellence in the Athletics for 48 years, 1926-74. Memorial Award recognizes that Naval Academy athletic program and This year’s recipient of the Miller Foundation sponsored member of in leadership and competitive spirit. Award was Midshipman Greg the graduating class who has best This award honors “Piggy” Jones, Jones from San Antonio, TX. Greg displayed traits of leadership, one of the founders of the Naval majored in Economics and his demonstrated academic proficiency, Academy Foundation, who service selection was Surface Warfare. and has participated extensively in personally ran the preparatory school extra curricular activities. This award program during the forties and fifties. Roger Staubach Trophy honors Admiral Denfeld, a 1912 This year’s recipient of the Jones The Roger Staubach Trophy is in graduate of USNA, a destroyerman Award was Midshipman Michael honor of Roger Staubach ’65. Roger in World War I, a submariner in Nolan from Carmichael, CA. was recipient of the Heisman, the ’20s and ’30s, and Chief of Michael attended Valley Forge Maxwell and Walter Camp trophies, Naval Operations in 1947. After Military Academy and College in the Naval Academy Athletic retirement, he became the original Wayne, Pennsylvania as a sponsored Association sword and three-time Chairman of the Foundation Foundation student. He majored in winner of the Thompson Trophy. Trustees’ Executive Committee. American Politics & Law and his First team All-American at This year’s recipient of the service selection was USMC Ground. quarterback. Member of the National Denfeld Award was Midshipman Football Foundation and the College Jordan Spector from Tempe, AZ. E.E. “Rip” Miller Varsity Hall of Fame. MVP of Super Bowl Jordan attended Hargrave Military Football Award VI, and a member of the Pro Academy in Chatham, VA, under The E.E. “Rip” Miller Varsity Football Hall of Fame. This award is Foundation sponsorship. He majored Football Award is presented annually presented by the Trustees of the U.S. in English and his service selection by the Naval Academy Foundation Naval Academy Foundation, Athletic was Special Warfare (SEAL). to that member of the varsity football and Scholarship programs, to the squad who is voted by his teammates Navy varsity football player of the H. McCoy Jones Award as having contributed the most to the graduating class who has contributed The H. McCoy Jones Award team. This award is a lasting tribute to the most to the team’s success over recognizes that Foundation Rip Miller who played a major role his varsity playing career. This year’s recipient was Midshipman Wyatt Middleton from Norcross, GA. He majored in Systems Engineering and his service selection was Surface Engineering Duty.

David Robinson Trophy The David Robinson Trophy is in honor of David Robinson ’87. Recipient of the John Wooden, Adolph Rupp and James Naismith awards, and twice winner of the Thompson Trophy. First team All- American and three-time Olympian. “The Admiral” was College Player of the Year in 1987, National Basketball Association MVP in 1995 and ten- time professional All-Star. This trophy

Midshipman Wyatt Middleton ’11, Midshipman Katrina Nietsch ’11 and Midshipman Stephen Betzler ’11 with Foundation trophies. (continued on page 6) UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION, INC. ATHLETICATHLETICAND ANDSCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPPROGRAMS PROGRAMS Midshipman Katrina Nietsch ’11 receiving the Dolyniuk trophy from Coach Timchal. Coach from trophy Dolyniuk the receiving ’11 Nietsch Katrina Midshipman Football Foundation and College A 1977inducteetotheNational Athletic Association Sword in1961. Trophy andtheNaval Academy recipient ofboththe Thompson the Maxwell Award winner, andthe team unanimous first All-America, Trophy winner, aswell asa records. Hewas the1960Heisman andset15Navalrushing Academy touchdowns, amassed 1,664yards both ways, Bellinoscored 31 Orange Bowl in 1961. berth Playing team over three years andtoan of Joe Bellino’61. Joe ledtheNavy The Joe Bellino Trophy isinhonor Joe Bellino Trophy selection was Submarines. Information Technology. Hisservice Houston, TX. Hemajored in Midshipman O.J. Avworo success over hisvarsity playing career. themosttoteam’scontributed classwhohas the graduating the Navy varsity basketball player of programs,Athletic andScholarship to U.S. Naval Academy Foundation, is presented by the Trustees ofthe This year’s recipient was from Midshipman Ricky Dobbs ’11 receiving the Bellino and McCallum trophies from Skip Orr ’65. Orr Skip from trophies McCallum and Bellino the receiving ’11 Dobbs Ricky Midshipman Midshipman RickyDobbs programs.and Scholarship NavalFoundation, Academy Athletic presented by the Trustees oftheU.S. over hisplaying career. This trophy is who istheleadinggroundgainer football player class ofthegraduating is presented totheNavy varsity Hall ofFame. The Joe Bellino Trophy This year’s recipient was from selection was Surface Warfare. General Scienceandhisservice Douglasville, GA. Rickymajored in Midshipman RickyDobbs his varsity playing career. yardsgained themostall-purpose in player classwhohas ofthegraduating presented totheNavy varsity football Napoleon McCallum Trophy is programs.and Scholarship The NavalFoundation, Academy Athletic presented by the Trustees oftheU.S. Hall ofFame. This trophy is Football Foundation andCollege 2003 inducteeoftheNational forced hisretirement.injury Heisa untilaknee the OaklandRaiders active dutyobligation, heplayed for 1983 and1985. After completinghis 1st team halfbackin All-America Navalrecords. Academyconsensus A yards with7,172andonceheld26 NCAA forall-purpose Div-I history ’85. Napoleonrankssecondin in honorofNapoleonMcCallum The NapoleonMcCallum Trophy is McCallum Trophy Napoleon This year’s recipient was from 7

Douglasville, GA. Ricky majored in General Science and his service selection was Surface Warfare.

Cheryl Dolyniuk Trophy The Cheryl Dolyniuk Trophy is in honor of Cheryl Dolyniuk Carlan ’83. Cheryl was the winner of twelve varsity letters in swimming, crew, and volleyball. She is a recipient of the Thompson Trophy and the Admiral Lawrence Sword. Cheryl was also inducted into the Navy Hall of Fame for swimming. She achieved the position of Regimental Commander and was captain of the swim team and the volleyball team. Cheryl majored in Systems Engineering with Midshipman Stephen Betzler ’11 receiving the Kristensen trophy from Ed and Sam Kristensen and a QPR of 3.5 and was also selected as Coach Clothier. an academic All-America by the College Sports Information Directors of America. This trophy is presented the Head Coach from 1962-1993 Lieutenant Commander by the Trustees of the U.S. Naval and won a school record 595 games. Erik Kristensen Academy Foundation, Athletic and Their players remember the discipline Crew Trophy Scholarship programs. The Cheryl they taught them on the athletic field The Lieutenant Commander Erik Dolyniuk Trophy is presented to that and the ideals they instilled in them as Kristensen Crew Trophy is a new female midshipman of the graduating they headed off to their military award this year, The Lieutenant class who has excelled in athletics, careers. They were coaches, they were Commander Erik Kristensen Crew leadership, and academics during her teachers, and they prepared the Trophy is in memory of Lieutenant four years at the Academy. players for their careers in military Commander Erik Kristensen ’95, This year’s recipient of the service and in life. This trophy is killed in action in Afghanistan. The Dolyniuk Trophy is Midshipman presented by the Trustees of the U.S. Lieutenant Commander Erik Katrina Nietsch from New Naval Academy Foundation, Athletic Kristensen Crew Trophy is presented Canaan, CT. She majored in and Scholarship programs. The Joe by Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward Quantitative Economics and her Duff/Max Bishop is presented to the Kristensen and friends and classmates service selection was Navy Pilot. Navy varsity Baseball player of the to the Navy Varsity Heavyweight graduating class who has contributed Crew member of the graduating class Joe Duff/Max Bishop the most to the team’s success over his who has contributed the most to the Baseball Trophy varsity playing career. program’s success over their career at The Joe Duff/Max Bishop Baseball The recipient of the Joe the Naval Academy. Trophy is in honor of Navy Coaches Duff/Max Bishop Trophy is The recipient of the Lieutenant Joe Duff and Max Bishop. Max Midshipman Jeffrey Bland from Commander Erik Kristensen Crew Bishop guided Navy to 314 wins Basking Ridge, NJ. He majored in Trophy is Midshipman Stephen during his 25 years as Head Coach Oceanography and his service M. Betzler from Glenolden, PA. from 1937-1961. Joe Duff served as selection was Submarines. He majored in Mathematics and his service selection was Supply Corps. . The Society of Sponsors of the

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or the past 40 years (since 1971), the Society of ■ The Captain James L. Rogers Memorial Honor , FSponsors has generously supported the Naval Scholar, Kevin A. Doran from Millersville, MD, Academy Foundation's scholarship fund, and that support attended Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham, VA. now totals over $200,000. We are greatly indebted to this past year’s Society's President, Mrs. Rose Ann Magnus, ■ The Society of Sponsors of the United States Navy and the entire membership for providing $10,500 of Honor Scholar, Evan P. Nicholl from Acworth, GA, scholarship support in behalf of the following candidates attended Marion Military Academy in Marion, AL. during the 2010-11 academic year:

PROGRAMS ■ The Admiral Edward C. Kalbfus Memorial Honor For complete profiles of these students and the other Scholar, Sarah A. Behm from Wilmington, DE, outstanding Foundation Prep School Students who are attended The Peddie School in Hightstown, NJ. part of the Academy’s Class of 2015, please see pages 10-19.

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he following students received scholarship funds ■ Chall L. Montgomery from Cleveland, OH, Tdonated by the Hearst Foundation for the year attended Mercersburg Academy in Mercersburg, PA. 2010-2011 to attend a Foundation prep school. ■ Joseph A. Otero from Acton, MA, attended ■ Donya R. Jackson from Baltimore, MD, attended Northfield Mount Hermon School in Mount Mercersburg Academy in Mercersburg, PA Hermon, MA.

■ Gabriella A. McIntyre from Fort Pierce, FL, ■ Keefe W. Rafferty from Watertown, CT, attended attended The Peddie School in Hightstown, NJ. The Kent School in Kent, CT.

SCHOLARSHIP Cooperating Prep Schools 2010-2011 AVON OLD FARMS SCHOOL THE KENT SCHOOL NORTHWESTERN Avon, Connecticut Kent, Connecticut PREPARATORY SCHOOL Crestline, California BLAIR ACADEMY THE KISKI SCHOOL Blairstown, New Jersey Saltsburg, Pennsylvania THE PEDDIE SCHOOL Hightstown, New Jersey

AND GREYSTONE PREPARATORY MARION MILITARY INSTITUTE SCHOOL AT SCHREINER Marion, Alabama PORTSMOUTH ABBEY UNIVERSITY Portsmouth, Rhode Island Kerrville, Texas THE MERCERSBURG ACADEMY Mercersburg, Pennsylvania THE SALISBURY SCHOOL HARGRAVE MILITARY Salisbury, Connecticut ACADEMY NEW MEXICO MILITARY Chatham, Virginia INSTITUTE VALLEY FORGE MILITARY Roswell, New Mexico ACADEMY AND COLLEGE THE HILL SCHOOL Wayne, Pennsylvania Pottstown, Pennsylvania NORTHFIELD MOUNT HERMON SCHOOL WESTERN RESERVE ACADEMY THE HUN SCHOOL OF Mount Hermon, Massachusetts Hudson, Ohio PRINCETON Princeton, New Jersey WYOMING SEMINARY Kingston, Pennsylvania UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION ATHLETIC AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS ATHLETIC United States Naval Academy 9 Athletic & Scholarship Division Statement of Financial Position (Unaudited) . Foundation Prep School Students ’15

INC Following are profiles of sponsored candidates who are members of the Class of 2015. They attended a prep school or junior college affiliated with the Foundation. The designations of “Honor Scholar” and “Scholar Athlete” are

, solely to recognize the contribution made to the Foundation by the donors of Honor or Memorial Scholarships.

The Lieutenant The Admiral Edward C. Commander Richard E. Kalbfus 1899 Memorial Bowe Memorial Honor Scholar Honor Scholar The Admiral Edward C. Kalbfus PROGRAMS The Lieutenant Commander 1899 Memorial Honor Scholar, Richard E. Bowe Memorial a scholarship created by the Honor Scholar, a scholarship Society of Sponsors of the established by his wife, Virginia, United States Navy, is Sarah A. in recognition of his outstanding Behm, who graduated from the service in the U.S. Navy and to American School in Japan Stephen J. Anderson our country, is Stephen J. Sarah A. Behm (“ASU”), where she was in the Anderson from Chesapeake top 25 percent of her class. Beach, MD. Stephen graduated with honors from Sarah is fluent in the Japanese language and passed the Huntingtown High School. He was a member of the Japanese government administered test. At ASU, she was National Honor Society and he received several awards awarded the designation of AP Scholar. She held several including the President’s Award for Educational PADI scuba diver certifications: Rescue Diver, Advanced Excellence. In high school, he played varsity football and Open Diver and Open Water Diver, as well as Emergency varsity track for two years, and varsity swim team for four First Response Certification. Sarah played on the years. Stephen was active in the Boy Scouts and earned volleyball team, and obtained “Best Receiver Award” in the rank of Eagle, the highest rank in scouting. He the 9th grade. She coached a middle school volleyball participated in a mission trip to the Dominican Republic team, which won the Kanto Region Plains (Tokyo) where he helped to complete numerous service projects. championship. In Karate, Sarah achieved the level of green This year under Foundation sponsorship, Stephen belt. She served as chairman of the Model UN attended New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, NM. representing her school at the Tokyo Model UN Conference. She attended the USNA summer seminar The Admiral Charles R. and USNA crew camps. Sarah attended the Peddie School Larson ’58 Honor Scholar where she was on the honor roll and varsity crew team. SCHOLARSHIP The Admiral Charles R. Larson ’58 Honor Scholar, a scholarship The Commander established by the Trustees of William Earl Fannin ’45, the Naval Academy Foundation USN (Ret.), Memorial for his extraordinary service as Honor Scholar the Superintendent of the The Commander William Earl Naval Academy, is Colin M. Fannin ’45, USN (Ret.),

AND Barry, a graduate of Saint Memorial Honor Scholar, a Colin M. Barry Louis Priory School in Creve scholarship created by his Coeur, MO. He received the classmates, is William D. most improved student award his junior year. Colin Berkey, III a graduate of the lettered as tailback for his state playoff football team. Colin William D. Berkey III Cardinal Gibbons School in was assistant captain of the varsity hockey team his senior Baltimore, MD. He was named and second leading scorer for his two time championship salutatorian of his class. He lettered in varsity golf all four high school team. He was the lead assistant in coaching years, and was captain his junior and senior years, helping the St. Louis Squash Racquets Association youth to lead the team to the playoffs each season, making instructional program for three years. This program all-conference his senior year. He was a member of the involved more than 75 male and female participants, Young Marines for eight years, and reached the rank preparing them for national competition. He attended of Division Sergeant Major. Will sat on the student Salisbury School in Salisbury, CT, under Foundation council, honor committee and was an officer in the sponsorship and played on their squash team. National Honor Society at his high school. He has been a volunteer with the Hugh O’Brian youth UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION ATHLETIC AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS ATHLETIC leadership program since his sophomore year. Will with the History Club, Engineering Club, Human 11 attended Valley Forge Military & College in Wayne, PA, Rights Club and served two years in the Bishop Kelly under Foundation sponsorship. Challenger Program, which mentored and led underclassmen. Dominic was a three year starter for the The Class of 1949 varsity football team, captain of the track team and Memorial Honor Scholar received all-academic and all-conference honors for The Class of 1949 Memorial football and track. Dominic was a national Engineering Honor Scholar, a scholarship Design Challenge National Champion as well as a created by the Class, is Benton C=Science Olympiad state champion and national A. Boeck, who graduated from qualifier. Outside of school, Dominic was heavily involved Portage High School. He was with the Big Brothers/Big Sisters program, summer ranked in the top quarter of his school for Autistic youth, and his church’s youth group. class and enjoyed multiple Under the Foundation sponsorship Dominic attended varsity sports while lettering in The Kiski School in Saltsburg, PA, where he was a Dorm Benton A. Boeck basketball, baseball, football and Prefect. He was also on the shooting team, played football, cross-country. He was also active wrestled and ran track. in Future Business Leaders of America and Spanish Club. Outside of school and athletics, Benton was involved in The Robert and the National Honor Society and church activities. He was Kathleen Verratti awarded the Daughters of the American Revolution Honor Scholarship Scholarship and presented the class speech at the 2010 The Robert and Kathleen PHS graduation ceremony. Benton attended the Verratti Honor Scholarship, a Northwestern Preparatory School in Crestline, CA, and scholarship created by the University of Wisconsin-Oskosh and UW-Fox Valley, Verratti Family, is Keyawna M. Oshkosh, WI, this past year under Foundation sponsorship. Danai, a graduate of Centennial High School in Las Vegas, NV. The Class of 1964 Keyawna was the Battalion Honor Scholar Keyawna M. Danai Commander of her school’s The Class of 1964 Honor NJROTC unit and the Scholar, a scholarship created by Unarmed Drill Team commander. In 2009, she placed the Class, is Austin N. Branch, 4th in the nation for female push-ups and in 2010 the who was born in Newport, RI. NJROTC Battalion won first place in the nation for the As a Navy junior, he lived in second time. Under Foundation sponsorship, Keyawna multiple locations across the attended Greystone Preparatory School at Schreiner country and overseas. Austin University in Kerrville, TX, where she held the position of calls Coronado, CA, home Chief Investigating Officer for the Honor Committee and Austin N. Branch because he has lived there tutored at the local elementary school. She was also an more than any other place. He active member of the Jumpstart program and mentored graduated from Coronado High School where he lettered young people that were serving time on probation. in football and lacrosse. He received first team all-league honors his senior year. He was also a two sport letterman The Sergeant John H. at W.T.Woodson High School in Fairfax, VA. Under the Moreno, USMC Naval Academy Foundation Scholarship Program, Austin Memorial Honor Scholar attended Blair Academy in Blairstown, NJ, where he also The Sergeant John H. Moreno, lettered in football and lacrosse. USMC Memorial Honor Scholar, a scholarship created by The Commander Robert Ernest C. Moreno ’61 and his Timothy Hanley family, is Jaret A. Darcangelo, Memorial Honor Scholar who graduated with honors The Commander Robert from Loyola Blakefield High Timothy Hanley Memorial Jaret A. Darcangelo School in Towson, MD. Jaret Honor Scholar, created by his was a member of numerous widow, Mrs. Mary Ellen Hanley, clubs, including Vice President of the Boxing Club and a a Foundation Trustee, is member of the Culinary Club, and played JV rugby for a Dominic W. Chumich, a year and varsity rugby his senior year, earning a varsity graduate of Bishop Kelly High letter. He was also a part of several community service Dominic W. Chumich School in Boise, ID. Dominic projects while attending Loyola High School. He attended was senior class president, Mercersburg Academy in Mercersburg, PA, this year National Honor Society officer and member of the under Foundation sponsorship. He played football, Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Dominic was involved earning a varsity letter and received an award for MAPL UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION, INC. ATHLETICATHLETICAND ANDSCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPPROGRAMS PROGRAMS and senioryears. He alsoplayed 2ndbaseonthebaseball the varsity basketball teamandwas captain bothhisjunior junior andsenioryear. Brendan was alsoamemberof All State, 1st Team All NJPrep and1st All MAPL, both Scholar Athlete Award, aswell asbeingnamed1st Team several honorable awards includingtheDelaware Valley as acaptainforthevarsity footballteamwhilealsoearning Asaseniorhewas chosen back sincehissophomore year. School, anddefensive asaquarterback Brendan started baseball andbasketball teams. While attending The Hun average whilebeingaleaderforthevarsity football, Chatham, VA, underFoundation sponsorship. This year Kevin attendedHargrave Military Academy in named tothe All GSCFirst Team All Academic Team. and 3-pointfilegoalpercentage (44.5 percent). Kevin was made inagame(7), made(45), ledhisteamin3pointers appearance. Kevin setrecords forthemost3-pointers Championship andmadeanNCAA EliteEight played collegebasketball. The teamwon aConference Brothers Universityschool toattendChristian where he and MathHonorSociety. Kevin from graduated high in theNationalHonorSociety, SpanishHonorSociety senior year forexcellenceinart. Academically, hewas school’s SADD Program. Kevin won a “gold key” his volunteer withtheSpecialOlympicsandwas active inhis team’s offensive MVP. Kevin asa regularly participated was player,All Regional top60MemphisBaseballandhis three years andwas theteamcaptainhissenioryear. He called Endeavor. a memberoftheMercersburg OutdoorSurvival program term. thefall Hewasseason andhisacademicsduring also Scholar Athlete forhisexcellenceinthe2010football Brendan J. Dudeck Kevin A.Doran lettered invarsity basketball for School inCordova, TN. He Benedict at High Auburndale Doran United StatesNavy, is ofthe Society ofSponsors createdscholarship by the HonorScholar,Memorial a The CaptainJames L. Rodgers Honor Scholar Memorial Rodgers The CaptainJames L. School. Hemaintainedahigh fromgraduated The Hun Brendan J. Dudeck teammates, andclassmates, is created by hismany friends, Scholar Athlete, ascholarship Zastrow ’52, USNA, Memorial R. The CommanderRobert Scholar Athlete USNA, Memorial Robert R.Zastrow’52, The Commander , ofSt. agraduate , who Kevin A. and defensive back. was quarterback captainofthefootballteamandstarting attended thePeddie SchoolinHightstown, NJ, where he This year underFoundation sponsorship, Brendan 1st team andearned Team All Stateand1st Team MAPL. Foundation where sponsorship he played soccer. Valley Forge Military Academy andCollegeunder and volunteered forhischurch. attended This year Chris Club.German Outsideofschool, played Chris clubsoccer Honor Society, Key Clubandwas treasurer ofthe where hewas amemberofthe swim team. attended The HunSchoolofPrinceton, inPrinceton, NJ, in Israel. UnderFoundationthisyear, sponsorship Alec inathree-weekHe alsoparticipated educationalseminar advanced inSpanishfortwo highschoolcourses months. Montevideo, Uruguay, where hetookafullscheduleof lifeguard. Heenrolled andattendedhighschool in sailing andreceived asawaterfront hiscertification year inadvanced and becamecertified scubadiving and attended Naval Academy SummerSeminarinhisjunior by theLongIslandLightning AAU Basketball Club. Alec Memorial Award awarded fordedicationandleadership drama clubs. He was therecipient oftheDan Trant active memberofthechess, and community service Student Action forEnvironment (SAFE)clubandan team.country Hewas coordinator thelogistics ofthe Christopher T.Christopher Dunlap Alec Eiber Dunlap also participated intheNational also participated the seasonhissenioryear. Chris Coach’s Award forplayer of the varsity soccerandearned Ashburn, VA. played Chris HighSchoolin Bridge the Class, is Scholar, created ascholarship by The Classof1940Honor Honor Scholar The Classof1940 by theClass, is Scholar, created ascholarship The Classof1948Honor Honor Scholar The Classof1948 and captainofthevarsity cross of thevarsity basketball team Cove, Alecwas NY. amember School ofLongIslandinGlen Solomon SchechterHigh program at curriculum froma graduate thedual , ofStone agraduate Christopher T.Christopher Alec Eiber , The Captain William J. qualifier in cross country placed and placed 6th in the 13 Strachan ’19 Memorial 300m hurdles in his region for track. In the 2009 Honor Scholar wrestling season he was 2nd in his district, 1st in his The Captain William J. Strachan region, and 6th in the state. In the 2010 wrestling season ’19 Memorial Honor Scholar, a he was 2nd in his district, 2nd in his regions and a state scholarship created by his family, qualifier. Nick was part of his school’s NJROTC program. is Robert A. Fontenot, who He achieved the rank of Cadet Lieutenant Junior Grade graduated with High Honors and acted as the unit’s athletic officer. He was awarded the from Saint Joseph’s High School Sons of the American Revolution award for leadership in South Bend, IN. Robert was and military bearing. This year Nick attended Valley Forge Robert A. Fontenot a four year varsity letterman in Military Academy and College in Wayne, PA, under cross-country and a two year Foundation sponsorship. varsity letterman in baseball. He received Outstanding Academic Medals in Computer Science and Business Law The Captain John F. at graduation. Robert was also involved in community Laboon ’44 Memorial service programs for children with special needs through Honor Scholar “Hannah and Friends” and the “Children’s Dispensary” The Captain John F. Laboon ’44 for five years. He also coordinated tutoring at one of the Memorial Honor Scholar, a local elementary schools and was a mentor under the scholarship created by John R. JUMP Start Program in Kerrville, TX. Robert was an Strachan ’44, a Foundation altar server at Christ the King Church for eight years. Associate Trustee, is John M. Under Foundation sponsorship this year Robert attended Hsu, a graduate of Manhasset Greystone Preparatory School at Schreiner University in High School in Manhasset, NY. Kerrville, TX. John M. Hsu John played varsity soccer his sophomore and junior years, The Class of 1946 and varsity tennis his sophomore year. He is a nationally Honor Scholar ranked squash player with a highest rank of 9. John was The Class of 1946 Honor a volunteer firefighter at the Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Scholar, a scholarship created by Department. He was also in the Nassau All County the Class, is Connor C. Hendi chorus and was a national merit semi-finalist. This year from Hunterdon Central under Foundation sponsorship, John attended The Regional High School in Salisbury School in Salisbury, CT, where he played on Flemington, NJ. Connor earned the squash team. two varsity letters in soccer. He was involved in the Hunterdon The Captain John O. Connor C. Hendi Outreach Program, which “Bo” Coppedge ’47 brings together mentally/ Scholar Athlete physically challenged athletes and volunteers who are The Captain John O. “Bo” willing to teach these athletes how to play different sports. Coppedge ’47 Scholar Athlete, a Connor has volunteered as a group leader for soccer since scholarship created by John R. 2003. This year, he attended Valley Forge Military Strachan ’44, a Foundation Academy and College under Foundation sponsorship Associate Trustee, is Alexander where he played on the soccer team and made 1st team I. Jabaley, a graduate of W.T. All League in the Eastern States Soccer League. Woodson High School in Alexander I. Jabaley Fairfax, VA. Alex played varsity The Rear Admiral soccer, wrestling and golf. He Ronald F. Marryott ’57 played on one of the top club soccer teams in his area on Honor Scholar DC United’s youth team. His senior year he was ranked The Rear Admiral Ronald F. in the state of Virginia for wrestling and earned all district Marryott ’57 Honor Scholar, a and region honors. Alex was a member of the Red Cross scholarship created by John R. Club while staying very active in his church. He Strachan ’44, a Foundation volunteered as a wrestling coach and a teacher’s aide for Associate Trustee, is Nicholas religious education. Alex attended Wyoming Seminary in E. Houser, a graduate of Kingston, PA, this year under Foundation sponsorship. La Plata High School in Nicholas E. Houser La Plata, MD. Nicholas was a member of the varsity cross country, outdoor track and field and wrestling teams. He was captain for all three. He was a multiple time state UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION, INC. ATHLETICATHLETICAND ANDSCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPPROGRAMS PROGRAMS in Mercersburg, PA. sponsorship, August attendedtheMercersburg Academy accomplishment.personal This year underFoundation received theDavis Award atBolleshissenioryear forbest captain oftheteamhisjuniorandsenioryear. He Conference thosefouryears aswell. Hewas alsothe and was amemberofthevarsity basketball team. in Mercersburg, PA, thisyear underFoundation sponsorship game ofbasketball. Donya attendedMercersburg Academy younger boys withtheirhomework andtaughtthemthe at theHillendaleRecreation Centerwhere hehelped on theirheritage. Outsideofschool, Donya volunteered Club, asocietyfoundedtoeducateblack boys American senior year. Hewas alsoamemberoftheBlack Awareness voted captainofhishighschoolvarsity basketball teamhis both hisjuniorandsenioryears. Inaddition, Donya was culminating with performances at Carnegie Halland the atCarnegie culminating with performances from through fifthgrade twelve grade, hismusical career achievement. Heplayed the viola intheschoolorchestra Excellence Award forbalancingathleticswithacademic received the HighSchoolLeague Virginia Academic varsity andvarsity footballteams, lettered twiceand Donya R. Jackson August G. Jonas Jon J. Jones in highschoolandmade All lettered ingolfallfouryears in Jacksonville, FL. August oftheBollesSchool a graduate J. Jones Jackson Defensive Player ofthe Year in his senioryear andthe the Baltimore CatholicLeague He was awarded theMVPof Hall College, Baltimore, MD. Stein ’52HonorScholar The CaptainN.F. “Red” classmates, is by and hismany friends Scholar, created ascholarship USNA, Honor Memorial The G. Jr.Thomas Mariano ’60, Honor Scholar Jr. ’60,USNA,Memorial The G. Thomas Mariano, Foundation, is created by theHearst Honor Scholar, ascholarship The William RandolphHearst HonorScholarHearst Randolph The William of New Kensington, PA, is parents, andRuthStein Harry createdscholarship by his Class of1952, HonorScholar, a The CaptainN.F. “Red” Stein, the offensive lineofthejunior Jake played guard andtackleon High SchoolinChesapeake, VA. fromhonors Western Branch , with whograduated , ofCalvert agraduate August G. Jonas Donya R. Jon , President’s Award forOutstanding Academic Excellence C. MarklandKelly Jr. Athletic Service Award andthe year, and All-County hissenioryear. Hereceived the two timeMIAAStatePlace Winner hisjuniorandsenior captain ofthewrestling teamhissenioryear. Tim was a varsity footballhisjuniorandsenioryear. Hewas also Honor SocietyandStudentGovernment. Heplayed under Foundation sponsorship. attended Valley Collegein Forge Military Wayne, PA, member oftheNationalHonorSociety. This year Jon 2009Scholastic Virginian-Pilot Achievement Team anda the AP ScholarwithDistinction Award, selectionforthe Orchestra. Otheracademicachievements includeearning Kennedy Sinfonia CenterasamemberoftheeliteBruin J.D. attended Valley Collegein Forge Military Wayne, PA. and leadership. UnderFoundationthisyear sponsorship Medallion, Gilman School’s highesthonor, forscholarship Track andField Award andthe William A. Fisher Upon graduation, J.D. was awarded the Alfred H. Weems Mission andtheHelpingUpinBaltimore City. working withthehomelessatNew York Rescue community. by Hecompleted hiscommunity service ProgramLeadership andotherprograms inhis Program, theSHAREProgram, theCharacterEducation in FCA, HabitatforHumanity, theGilmanMentor and 4x100meterrelay teams. J.D. was anactive participant Performers Team asan anchorintheMIAArecord 4x200 senior years. Hewas awarded All Baltimore Cityand All track teamandthefieldhisjunior captain infootball. Healsoserved ascaptainoftheindoor his senioryear. J.D. played golfandlettered asapostseason chaired theHonorCouncilandJudiciary Councilduring his senioryear ofhisfreshman andsecretary class. He Student Government aspresident oftheschool serving Timothy F. Kerner John D. Kameen John D. “J.D.” Kameen while attheNaval Academy, is midshipmen heinfluenced recognition ofthehundreds of and hiswife, Mindy, in established by DanBusch’77 Scholar Athlete, ascholarship A.Cantello Coach Albert The Cantello Scholar Athlete Coach AlbertThe A. Baltimore, MD. J.D. was active in ofGilmanSchoolin graduate is createdscholarship by theClass, HonorScholar,Memorial a Bowler Jr. ’45, USN(Ret.), The CommanderRoland T. E. Honor Scholar USN (Ret.), Memorial T. E.BowlerJr. ’45, The CommanderRoland was amemberoftheNational School in Annapolis, MD. Tim ofSt.graduate Mary’s High Timothy F. Kerner , a , a his senior year. This yearTim attended Valley Forge The Vice Admiral and 15 Military Academy and College in Wayne, PA, where Mrs. Edward H. Martin he was captain of the wrestling team. Honor Scholar The Vice Admiral and Mrs. The Class of 1942 Edward H. Martin Honor Honor Scholar Scholar, a scholarship created The Class of 1942 Honor by their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Scholar, a scholarship created Philip D. Rowe Jr., of Reading, by the Class, is Claire L. PA, is R. Harrison Mather, Longabaugh, a graduate of who graduated with honors Faith Christian Academy in R. Harrison Mather from Ridgewood High School Kansas City, MO. Claire in Ridgewood, NJ. He was a graduated first in her class as peer counselor, a member of student government and a valedictorian. She lettered in captain of the varsity lacrosse team. Outside of school, Claire L. Longabaugh volleyball and basketball all four Harrison was an active member of his church youth years of high school and served group, a senior acolyte and both volunteered and worked as captain on both of her teams during her junior and as a coach for a youth lacrosse program. He is a certified senior years. Claire worked extensively with young lifeguard and has his certificate in Advanced Open Water people, serving as a Youth Friends volunteer, as a church Scuba Diving. This year under Foundation sponsorship, middle school youth group leader and as a junior high Harrison attended Salisbury School in Salisbury, CT, basketball coach. Claire was also an active participant for where he played soccer, squash and varsity lacrosse. four years in her high school’s theater productions and performed lead roles starting her sophomore year. Under The Class of 1955 Foundation sponsorship this year, Claire attended Honor Scholar Greystone Preparatory School at Schreiner University The Class of 1955 Honor in Kerrville, TX. Scholar, a scholarship created by the Class, is Ryan P. McGee, The RALPH TALBOT who graduated from (DD390) Shipmates Fontainebleau High School Memorial Honor Scholar located in Mandeville, LA. Ryan The RALPH TALBOT (DD390) was a member of the student Shipmates Memorial Honor council and was also a mentor Scholar, a scholarship created by Ryan P. McGee for young freshmen during his the Shipmates, is Eric E. senior year. Ryan was a varsity Longabaugh a graduate of member of his school’s band, wrestling team and paintball Faith Christian Academy, a club. Ryan held multiple positions in Boy Scouts before classical school in Kansas City, attaining the rank of Eagle Scout and also held the Eric E. Longabaugh MO. He graduated Cum Laude, position of head referee at his local paintball field for two and was a member of the years before graduating. Ryan attended Marion Military Student Council for two years as treasurer. In his freshman Institute in Marion, AL, where he received a 4.0 GPA his year, both his basketball and soccer teams won the junior first semester and was promoted to Executive Officer of high league championship, and he received the MVP his company. award for soccer. In his junior year, Eric won first place in his home school nationals for long jump, and his varsity The William Randolph basketball team won the league championship. In his Hearst Honor Scholar senior year, he served as co-captain on the varsity The William Randolph Hearst basketball team which won the league championship Honor Scholar, a scholarship again, and eventually earned third place in home school created by the Hearst nationals. Outside of school, Eric was a group leader for Foundation, is Gabriella L. the middle school youth group in his church. This year McIntyre, a graduate from Eric attended Northwestern Preparatory School in Treasure Coast High School in Crestline, CA, and Naple Woods Community College Port St. Lucie, FL. She was for second semester under Foundation sponsorship. captain of the soccer team and Gabriella L. McIntyre lettered in basketball, track, cross-country, tennis, golf and soccer. She was a two time All-State soccer player and a Treasure Lakes All-Star. Gabby was Student Council President and Board Member. She received the Young Floridian Award for Athletics. Outside of school, she was founder of a youth soccer development clinic. This year UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION, INC. ATHLETICATHLETICAND ANDSCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPPROGRAMS PROGRAMS Foundation thisyear. sponsorship InstituteinMarion, Military attended Marion AL, under leadership, academicsandcommunity service. Evan guard. Shereceived numerous awards forexcellence in a memberofboththecolorguard andthestatehonor was alsoaMasterSergeantintheCivil Air Patrol andwas was classforfouryears. anofficerinhergraduating She Gingrey forCongressman forthree yearsinterned and andwascountry astatequalifierforthree years. Evan basketball team, shewas captainofthevarsity cross organization).service Inadditiontoplaying onthevarsity soccer andbasketball. Peddie SchoolinHightstown, NJ, where sheplayed attended under FoundationGabriella sponsorship The he was onthebasketball team. Mercersburg, PA, underFoundationwhere sponsorship This year ChallattendedMercersburg Academy in of younger players asabasketball skillscampcounselor. school, Challworked tohelpdevelop thebasketball skills voted All-Conference in2009and2010. Outsideof MVP ofthestatechampionshipgame. Inaddition, hewas Chall L. Montgomery Joseph A.Otero Evan P. Nicholl Otero Foundation, is created by theHearst Honor Scholar, ascholarship The William Randolph Hearst Honor ScholarHearst Randolph The William including hockey, baseball, cross innumerousparticipated sports School in Acton, MA. He Boxborough High Regional Montgomery Hearst HonorScholarHearst Randolph The William Foundation, is created by theHearst Honor Scholar, ascholarship The William RandolphHearst 2009 andChallwas awarded the team was astatechampionin As avarsity basketball player, his High SchoolinCleveland, OH. Cleveland CentralCatholic and Y-club (acommunity Fellowship ofChristian Athletes She was President ofboth from ExcelChristian Academy. Evan withhonors graduated Academy Foundation, is by the Trustees oftheNaval Scholar, created ascholarship Honor The SocietyofSponsors Honor Scholar The Society ofSponsors P. Nicholl , of agraduate Acton- from Acworth,GA. Joseph A. Chall L. , from agraduate Evan and participated inrecreationaland participated skiing. in Northfield, MA, thisyear where herancross country School MountHermon Brendan attendedNorthfield member oftheModelUNandMock Trial Clubs. jumpschoolrecordthree team. mantriple Hewas a County Senior All-Star team. Intrack, hewas ofthe part sportsmanship. Hewas alsonamed totheMonmouth Hobey Baker Character Award foroutstanding of thehockey teamhissenioryear. Hereceived the hockey andtwiceforoutdoortrack. Brendan was captain forcross country,varsity letterman three timesforice member oftheOrder ofthe Arrow. Hewas atwo time Brendan was anEagleScoutandalsoabrotherhood where heplayed baseball. SchoolinNorthfield, MountHermon Northfield MA, Foundation thisyear, sponsorship Joseph attended work ethicwithotherlocalenterprises. Under hisownstarted landscapingbusiness andshared hishard leadership, andacademics. community service Joseph community andschoolawards forexcellencein homes forthoseinneed. Hehasreceived many Kentucky andGeorgia. andbuilt Heassistedshelters as hehasattendednumerous to church missiontrips stereotypes. Hestrived tomake adifference intheworld educate theyouth regarding racism, sexualharassmentand in (Mentors Violence Prevention), Joseph worked to Student Council. A memberofthenationalgroupMVP Representative tohisclassandactively in participated country, snowboarding andlacrosse. Heserved asa participated inBoys’participated State. This year heattended church andschool. BrandonisanEagleScoutand most outstandingseniorincitizenship incommunity, also received theMonsignorFrancisD. Gradyaward, for Brandon L. Rabun Brendan Perry Brandon L. Rabun classmates andfriends, is createdscholarship by Bob’s HonorScholar,Memorial a G.The Robert Hecht Memorial HonorScholar The Robert G.Hecht the NationalHonorSociety. He four years andwas amemberof Brandon lettered inRugby all School inKnoxville, TN. from Knoxville CatholicHigh friends, is created byandmany hisfamily Honor Scholar, ascholarship S.Erik ’95Memorial Kristensen The LieutenantCommander Honor Scholar Kristensen ’95Memorial Commander ErikS. The Lieutenant High SchoolinManasquan, NJ. fromHe graduated Manasquan ’81,son ofDeanPerry USNA. Brendan Perry , agraduate , the Northwestern Preparatory School in Crestline, CA, The Captain Patrick M. 17 and attended University of Tennessee Knoxville for his Klokow Memorial second semester. Honor Scholar The Captain Patrick M. The William Randolph Klokow Memorial Honor Hearst Honor Scholar Scholar, a scholarship created by The William Randolph Hearst his family and many friends, is Honor Scholar, a scholarship Jordan D. Riley, a graduate of created by the Hearst Franklin Regional Senior High Foundation, is Keefe W. School in Murraysville, PA. Rafferty, from Watertown, CT. Jordan D. Riley Jordan lettered three years in Keefe graduated as an honors soccer and lacrosse. He was academic scholar and tri-varsity captain of both the soccer and lacrosse teams his senior athlete his senior year at the Taft year. During his junior year, he was the recipient of the Keefe W. Rafferty School in Watertown, CT. He Coach’s Award in soccer and the Midfielder of the Year earned a total of seven varsity Award in lacrosse. During his senior year, he was the letters, and was inducted into the Taft Varsity Club. He was recipient of the Defenseman of the Year award in soccer a member of varsity soccer, basketball and crew. Keefe was and the Most Valuable Player award in lacrosse. Jordan was named a Founders League All Star in crew his senior year an active member of the Future Business Leaders of when he rowed in the stern pair of the varsity four for America (FBLA), the Key Club and Young Republicans. Taft. He was awarded the Cornelius V. Starr Scholarship Jordan attended Western Reserve Academy in Hudson, award for his exceptional accomplishments in the OH, this year under Foundation sponsorship where he classroom throughout his four years. Keefe attended the was a member of the varsity soccer, ice hockey and Kent School in Kent, CT, under Foundation sponsorship lacrosse teams. this year. He rowed varsity crew and was a member of the varsity basketball team. The Rear Admiral Robert E. Erly Honor Scholar The Colonel Norman The Rear Admiral Robert B. R.K. Stanford ’44, Erly Honor Scholar, a Memorial Scholar scholarship created by his wife, The Colonel Norman R.K. Lois R. Erly, is Robert B. Stanford ’44, Memorial Scholar, Sheldon, a graduate of Aliso a scholarship created by the Niguel High School in Aliso Patrick Lefler Family, is Bryant Viejo, CA. Bryce participated A. Renfroe, a home school on the track and field team his graduate who finished high Robert B. Sheldon first two years and the water school in Nairobi, Kenya. He polo team all four years. He Bryant A Renfroe was actively involved in his lettered two years in water polo, was team captain his parent’s missionary work senior year and was awarded Defensive MVP both years teaching Community Health Empowerment to the men on varsity. He volunteered with Help for Homeless Pets, of Teen Challenge in Kenya. Bryant participated in a which takes care of abandoned and stray animals, since home school soccer co-operative program, making JV he was seven years old. This year, Bryce attended freshman year and varsity sophomore year. In his junior Northwestern Preparatory School in Crestline, CA, for year and senior year he switched to cross-country and the first semester and Saddleback College in San Juan track. His love of martial arts prompted him to organize Capistrano, CA, for the second semester. boffer sports and study Tang Soo Do. He was also involved in independent filming, music and dance. The Rear Admiral Robert This year Bryant attended Marion Military Institute in W. McNitt ’38, USN Marion, AL, and participated in the band and was (Ret.), Scholar Athlete involved in leading a prayer group and children’s ministry The Rear Admiral Robert W. at a local church. McNitt ’38, USN (Ret.) Scholar Athlete, a scholarship established by C. Thomas Clagett Jr., a Foundation Trustee, in appreciation of Admiral McNitt’s many years Lucas C. Stanley of extraordinary service to the Naval Academy, is Lucas C. Stanley, a graduate of Atlee High School in Mechanicsville, VA. Lucas was a member of the National Honor Society, .

National Beta Club, Key Club, Fellowship of Christian The Lieutenant Athletes and Student Class Council. Lucas achieved the Commander Wesley A. Academic Excellence Award annually and attended the Brown ’49 Honor Scholar INC AHS Leadership Conference as a junior and senior. He The Lieutenant Commander was chosen by faculty to attend the Harold M. March Sr. Wesley A. Brown ’49 Honor

, Connections Institute for Diversity and after receiving the Scholar, a scholarship created by West Point Leadership Award in 2009, attended West a consortium of minority Naval Point Strong Leader Academy. Lucas was captain of his Academy graduates to include Junior B hockey team his senior year, earning the Norris the El Dorado Society, is Award and an All Star berth. Lucas was a member of the Arvind J. Stone, a graduate of varsity football and lacrosse teams, lettering for two years Arvind J. Stone River Hill High School in and earning All-District honors as well. He was named Columbia, MD. Arvind lettered captain of the AHS hockey team his junior and senior in three sports, cross-country, wrestling and outdoor track. seasons, winning the VSHL Championship from 2007- Arvind was team captain his senior year and placed in the

PROGRAMS 2010. He competed at the 2007 and 2008 AAU Junior Maryland State Championship. During his wrestling Olympics in the International Roller Division after being career, he won many awards: Most Improved, Unsung named to Team USA. Outside of school, he served as Vice Hero, Hawk Award and was inducted into the River chair of the Hanover Youth perspective Council. Lucas Hill Wrestling Hall of Fame. Along with being an volunteered as a youth hockey coach, mentored fellow accomplished athlete, Arvind was also an honor roll students through Peers and served meals annually with student, and an active member of the school and The Giving Heart, an organization that feeds the community, with his participation in the environmental homeless. This year under Foundation sponsorship Lucas club and with numerous community service projects. attended Salisbury School where he played varsity hockey, He also worked as a lifeguard at his local swimming pool. cross country and lacrosse. He received Second Honors This year Arvind attended Mercersburg Academy under and was awarded the Coaches Award for cross country. Foundation sponsorship where he participated in swimming, cross-country and wrestling. The Vice Admiral Rodney and Pam Rempt The James L. Holloway, Honor Scholarship III Scholar Athlete The Vice Admiral Rodney The James L. Holloway, III and Pam Rempt Honor Scholar Athlete, a scholarship Scholarship, a scholarship established by C. Thomas created by the Bob and Clagett Jr., a Foundation Trustee, Kathleen Verratti family to is Peyton B. Walsh, a graduate honor Bob’s classmate’s of Deep Run High School, Naval Service and tour as Glen Allen, VA. Peyton was a Julie K. Stapleton Superintendent, U.S. Naval three year captain of the varsity

SCHOLARSHIP Academy, is Julie K. Peyton B. Walsh wrestling team, three time Stapleton, a graduate of Archbishop Spalding High District Champion, Regional School in Severn, MD. Julie was a member of the Champion and three time State placer. Peyton made First nationally ranked varsity dance team all four years. She Team All Metro Wrestling in 2009 and Second Team All lettered all four years, and earned the position of captain Metro Wrestling in 2010. He was also awarded the Most her senior year. Julie also rowed for Annapolis Junior Valuable Wrestler Deep Run High School 2008-2009- Rowing her senior year. She was an active participant in 2010, and Colonial District Wrestler of the Year 2010. the National Honor Society, where she served as a tutor Senior year, he received the Deep Run Athletic Booster AND for underclassmen. She served as a Eucharistic Minister for Club Scholarship and the U.S. Army Reserve National school masses her senior year. Julie was also a member of Scholar Athlete Award. Peyton was Academic All-District her church youth group, attending two Catholic Heart and Region all four years in high school, and a member Work camps her freshman and sophomore years. The of the National Honor Society and BETA Club. He camps involved rebuilding houses in North Carolina and enjoyed refereeing youth matches and mentoring younger Pennsylvania. This year Julie attended Northwestern student athletes. Under Foundation sponsorship this year Preparatory School in Crestline, CA, and University of Peyton attended Wyoming Seminary in Kingston, PA. Maryland under Foundation sponsorship. UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION ATHLETIC AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS ATHLETIC The Louis William Alter The Major David A. Kish 19 Memorial Scholar Athlete Memorial Honor Scholar The Louis William Alter The Major David A. Kish Memorial Scholar Athlete, a Memorial Honor Scholar, a scholarship created by his scholarship created by his many son L. William Alter, Jr., a friends and classmates, is Foundation Trustee, is Jonathan Stephen A. Wistner II, a R. Ward-Adams, a graduate of graduate from Chapel Hill Center Moriches High School High School in Chapel Hill, on Long Island, NY. Jonathan NC. Stephen played football, Jonathan R. Ward-Adams participated in football, cross Stephen A. Wistner II basketball and Lacrosse during country, tennis, track and field, his high school years. This year and basketball. In basketball he was awarded All-League under Foundation sponsorship, Stephen attended The All-Conference, All-County, All Long Island and All-State Salisbury School in Salisbury, CT, where he ran cross as well as winning a League VII championship and two country, played basketball and lacrosse. Suffolk County Championships. He was the school all-time leading scorer. Jonathan was selected to represent The Arie and Ida Crown Long Island basketball and play in the Empire State Memorial Honor Scholar Games of New York in 2010, along with the Metro The Arie and Ida Crown Classic 2009 in New York City and the Long Island Memorial Honor Scholar, a All-Star game. A high honor roll student, Jonathan was in scholarship created by late Mr. the National Honor Society, National Foreign Language Robert Crown, is Philip O. Honor Society, and was also a member of the Senior and Youngberg, a graduate of Jazz Chorus. At graduation, Jonathan received the Triple Coronado High School in San “C” award from an attorney general for his commitment, Diego, CA. Philip has been courage and character throughout his four years of high sailing since he was ten years old school. During the winter and summer months, Jonathan Philip O. Youngberg and has competitively sailed did volunteer work for the Moriches Youth Organization, across North American and helping children become better basketball players while New Zealand, where he represented the U.S. in two learning to compete in sports. This year Jonathan attended world championships. He sailed for the Coronado High the Kiski School in Saltsburg, PA, where he ran cross School team where he won two Pacific Coast High country and was also co-captain of the basketball team. School Championships and placed in the top five in two High School National Championships. He was an active The Virginia Jones volunteer and coach at the Coronado Yacht Club Junior McKie Memorial Sailing Program for more than three years and was a Honor Scholar member of their Junior Board for six years. He was a two The Virginia Jones McKie time nominee for the San Diego Junior Yachtsman of the Memorial Honor Scholar, a Year, three time winner of the California International scholarship established by her Sailing Association Sportsman Award and was the US husband, Jay and her loving Sailing Jr. Sportsman of the Year in 2008. He was also a family, is Daniel T. Watanabe, a member of the Coronado High School Naval JROTC graduate of Mountainview for four years and was their Operations and Executive International Christian School Officer (XO) his senior year. Philip attended the Daniel T. Watanabe located in Salatiga, Indonesia. Portsmouth Abbey School in Portsmouth, RI, under After being home schooled by Foundation and was a member of their cross-country, his parents for the majority of his life, Daniel attended swimming and sailing teams. Mountainview for his junior and senior years, earning a place on the honor roll his junior year and the high honor roll his senior year. He also earned the NCSI Leadership Award. Daniel lettered in varsity soccer his first year and then returned to captain the JV team his senior year. He also was a member of the swim team. This year under Foundation sponsorship Daniel attended Valley Forge Military Academy and College in Wayne, PA. UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION, INC. ATHLETICATHLETICAND ANDSCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPPROGRAMS PROGRAMS Spring/Fall Trustee Meetings TrusteeSpring/Fall Programs Athletic andScholarship Athletic and Scholarship Programs 21 Spring/Fall Trustee Meetings UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION, INC. ATHLETICATHLETICAND ANDSCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPPROGRAMS PROGRAMS Pre-Induction Day Reception Programs Athletic andScholarship Athletic and Scholarship Programs 23 Pre-Induction Day Reception MISSION To promote athletic excellence at the Naval Academy through a comprehensive preparatory school scholarship program and through privately funded grants to athletic and physical development programs for which government funds are not appropriate or not available.

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