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The Bugle: Spring/Summer 2015 THE BUGLE CAMDEN MILITARY ACADEMY 520 US HIGHWAY 1 NORTH CAMDEN, SC 29020 WWW.CAMDENMILITARY.COM [email protected] 800/948-6291 [email protected] CAMDEN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CARLISLE Vol. XXX, No.2 Spring/Summer 2015 Camden Military Academy Class of 2015 Logan Wade Allman, Columbia, SC; Rosendo C. Alvarenga, Inwood, NY; Xavier Francis Anderson, Bluffton, SC; Cody Grant Auburger, Folly Beach, SC; Griffin Lloyd Bach-Davis, Parker, CO; Jace Tompkins Bagwell, Columbia, SC; Ian Paul Benton, Lilburn, GA; Stephano Carlo Betti, Charlotte, NC; Brandon Nicholas Brierley, Gilbert, SC; Christopher Sherwood Chamberlain, Fishers, IN; John Harley Cox, Hartsville, SC; Austin Ryan Decker, Clayton, NC; Yannick Andreas den Boer, Confort, France; Tyler Zane Dodson, Fairfield, FL; Robert Michael Donovan, Clearwater, FL; Gabriel Leopold Escude; Whitfield, MS;Ryan Paul Figlow, Atlanta, GA; Ray Michael Gradwell, Cape May, NJ; John Wayne Gray, Waxhaw, NC; David Benjamin Hooton, Thoniex, Switzerland; William Cameron Hubbard, Pisgah Forest, NC; James William Iddings, Greensboro, NC; Aaron Elijah Jackson, Long Island City, NY; Seth Lee-Anderson Jordan, Cary, NC; Paul Michael Kleiber, Summerville, SC; Charles John Kloetzli, Rehoboth Beach, DE; Reese Carlos Knutson, Birch Run, MI; William Alexander Michael Ladevich, Dardenne Prairie, MO; Jacob Lee Ligon, Fredericksburg, VA; Davis Gray Lord, Charlotte, NC; James Robert Maitland, Columbia, SC; Zachary Daniel Mauney, Florence, SC; Jack Dalton McAdams, Greenville, NC; Lee Marion McCabe, Anderson, SC; Malike Pearson McGill, Kingstree, SC; Jacob Nicholas McGuire, Pineville, NC; Davis Cabell McNary, Matthew, NC; Joshua Evan Miller, Rock Hill, SC; Tad Jerzy Misztal, Palm Coast, FL; Bivek Mani Neupane, Gaithersburg, MD; Daniel Cooper Odom, Mechanicsville, GA; Nyaun Raekwan Pate, Hartsville, SC; Robert Taylor Pearce, Boca Raton, FL; Matt Jared Phillips, Florence, SC; Hugh Kennedy Presnal, Piedmont, SC; Sean Bennett Rodgers, Blue Ash, OH; Samuel Coleman Russell, Chesnee, SC; Max Pierce Sheller, Ponte Vedra, FL; Zuguang Shen, Huzhou, China; Reginald Quinton Singleton, Aiken, SC; Sean Patrick Smith, Jr., Cary, NC; Breon James Spencer, Overland Park, KS; Jennings Bertram Stein, Lexington, SC; Kristopher Alan Strain, Marshville, NC; Aristidis (Aris) Nicholas Vetsopoulos, Burlington, NC; Lance Davis Wicker, Oxford, NC; Jacob Matthew Williamson, Chattanooga, TN; Christopher Allen Witthar, Grovetown, GA; Randy Ming Yang, Florence, SC; Matthew Christopher Zimmerman, II, Cabin John, MD Page 2 The Bugle CMA Awards 2014-2015 Academic Awards Best Individual Drill Award: Varsity Soccer Band Director’s Award: Jaylen Evans 1st Place - Nick Hillesheim Most Valuable Player: Jacob McGuire E. Haines Gregg Award: Ryan Vespoli 2nd Place - William Bradley Most Valuable Offense: Max Zaslower Most Improved Player: Tyler England 3rd Place - Daniel Wise Most Valuable Defense: Paul Kleiber Band Certificate of Achievement: William Snipes National History Day Awards Most Improved: William Ladevich Junior Leadership: Thomas Azrelyant, Brent Buckley, Jack Thurman, Michael Donovan; Noah Dubois; Clark Stanford; Coaches Award: Stephano Betti Austin Martin, Kirk Vaniscak, II, Ian Benton, Noah Dubois, Alex Ranft Evan Hill; Jake Dean Junior Varsity Soccer: Cadet w/Least Number of Demerits: Highest Class Averages Most Valuable Player: Evan Hill 12th Grade - Ryan Figlow; 11th Grade – Jack 12: Yannick den Boer 11: Santiago Villalobos 10: Adam Lascell Most Valuable Offense: Cooper Halabi 9: Jacob Henderson 8: Andrew Davis 7: Daniel Villeda Facusse Thurman; 10th Grade – John Dukes; 9th Grade Most Valuable Defense: Anthony Brown – Samuel Starr; 8th Grade – Xichen Yang - 7th Military Awards Most Improved Award: Joseph Degenhart Grade – Michael Hanlon General Douglas MacArthur Award: Yannick den Boer Coaches Award: Erich Alfonso West Point Leadership Award: Santiago Villalobos Athletic Awards Rifle Team Sons of the American Revolution Award: Cody Auburger Varsity Football Most Valuable Shooter: David Hooton Daughters of the American Revolution Award: Ray Gradwell, Ian Benton Most Valuable Player: Nyaun Pate The Veterans of Foreign Wars Award: Rosendo Alvarenga Most Valuable Offense: Ian Benton Most Improved: Samuel Cianchetti Commandant’s Award: Xavier Anderson Most Valuable Defense: Joshua Miller Coaches Award: Lee McCabe The CMA Cadet of the Year: Alexander Ranft Special Teams Award: Paul Kleiber Lacrosse Cadets of the Semester: Spartan Award: Ryan Figlow, Max Sheller Most Valuable Player: Ray Gradwell B/S Co. - Christopher Dean Most Improved: Zach Behrens Most Valuable Offense: Shane McEnery A Co. - Thomas Azrelyant Coaches Award: Danny Colbert-Sims, Zane MV Defense: Johnny Slick B Co. - Leo Eckhardt Dodson Coaches Award: Larry McQuaide, Nick Hillesheim C Co. - Aaron Cann Junior Varsity Football Cross-Country D Co. - Samuel Cianchetti Most Valuable Player: Zach Irtenkauf MVP: Reese Knutson JROTC Superior Cadet Award: Most Valuable Offense: Life Mathew Gazelle Award: Jacob McGuire LET I: Vijay Aysola, C Co. Most Valuable Defense: Sean Orcutt Hustle Award: Jack Thurman LET II: Nathan Grantham, B Co. Most Improved: Mason Van Loan One Heartbeat Award: Tyler England LET III: Tyler England, B/S Co. Coaches Award: Alex Newton Most Improved: Trae Kearney LET IV: Sean Smith, A Co. Junior High Football LET IV: Will Ladevich, D Co. Coaches Award: Kevin Phillips Most Valuable Player: Kingsley Raitt-Eguakun Golf CSM Martain Award: Most Valuable Offense: Alexander Tate John Kloetzli, C Co. MVP: Austin Decker Most Valuable Defense: Johnny Slick, Braeden Daniel Odom, C Co. Most Improved: Jamie Burr Handley Brandon Brierley, A Co. Coaches Award: John Cox Lance Wicker, B Co. Most Improved: Hudson Huckfeldt, Chase Tennis John Cox, B Co. Roebuck Most Potential: Hudson Huckfeldt Coaches Award: Kameron Gentile, Andrew Michael Donovan, D Co. Most Improved: John Gray Davis Bivek Neupane, D Co. Coaches Award: Austin MacDonald Cameron Kuhn, C Co. Varsity Basketball Blackjacks Drill Team Aristidis Vetsopoulos, C Co. “Let It Rain” Award: Devin Larsen Most Valuable Player & Achievement: John Kloetzli The Order of the Daedalion: Ryan Figlow “Windex” Award: Malike McGill Most Improved & Achievement: Thomas Azrelyant The National Sojourners Award: Matthew Zimmerman, II “Gumby” Award: Ian Benton Coaches Award & Achievement: Cameron Carr The American Legion Awards: Silver: Brent Buckley “NBADL” Award: Matt Zimmerman Achievement: Griffin Bach-Davis Bronze: Hugh Presnal, Nathaniel Hanlon, Jacob Ligon, Alexander Junior Varsity Basketball Newton, Zachary Irtenkauf Offensive MVP - Trevon Darby, Romani Wrestling American Legion Citizenship Award: Thomas Azrelyant, Adam Lascell “Scoot” Susewell MVP Wrestler: Bivek Neupane The Military Order of the World Wars Awards: Robert Pearce Most Improved: Matthew Waldsmith Spartan Award: Evan Lowe U.S Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete Award: Reese Knutson Most Improved: Trey Bowen The Association of the U.S. Army Award: Tristian Bristow Marksman Award: Andre Cooper Coaches Award: Walker Leverett Order of the Purple Heart: Zachary Mauney Coaches Award: Chris Chamberlain Military Officers Association of America Award: Ishmael Taylor-Kamara, Spartan Award: Reese Knutson Track and Field Malike McGill Junior High Basketball Most Valuable Player: Alex Newton Marine Corps League Award: Paul Kleiber, Lee McCabe Most Valuable Offense: J’Den Robertson Coaches Award: William Snipes Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Award: Andre Cooper Most Valuable Defense: Ethan Freeman Most Improved: Jacobi Velarde VFW Ladies Auxiliary Patriot’s Pen Award: Leo Eckhardt Coaches Award: Colby Johnson Company Competition VFW Voice of Democracy Award: Kirk Vaniscak, II Most Improved: Darnell Rakestraw Best Intramural: B/S Company Most Improved Cadet Award: Baseball Best Drill Award: B Company A Company: David Hooton Most Valuable Offense: Ian Benton Best Athletics Award: B Company B Company: Jacob Henderson MV Pitcher: Max Sheller Best Academics Award: D Company C Company: Griffin Bach-Davis Coaches Award: Davis Lord Best Spirit Award: A Company D Company: Chaney Davis E. Haines Gregg Award: Xavier Anderson Honor Company Award: C Company B/S Company: Michael Hanlon Mich McClellion Award: Nyaun Pate Cadet Challenge Medals: JV Baseball Scholar Athlete: Yannick den Boer th th 12th Grade - Gabriel Escude; 11 Grade – Ashondre Moore; 10 - MVP Offense: Jayce Golden Athletes of the Year: Ian Benton & Ray Gradwell th th Reynier Miaky Crisan; Grade 9 - James Blair; 8 Grade – Gabriel MV Pitcher: Jack Thurman Larsen; 7th Grade – Aiden Haase James F. Risher Award: Xavier Anderson Coaches Award: Kevin Phillips Most Improved: Parker Robinson The Bugle Page 3 CAMDEN MILITARY ACADEMY Guest Military Presenters Honor 2015 College Choices & Post Graduation Plans CMA Cadets Logan Wade Allman The Citadel The Awards Ceremony Rosendo Cupertino Alvarenga Valley Forge Military College that is held the Saturday Xavier Francis Anderson United States Army of graduation weekend Cody Grant Auburger The Citadel Griffin Lloyd Bach-Davis Marion Military Institute has always been honored Jace Tompkins Bagwell Marion Military Institute with guest presenters Ian Paul Benton Post Grad School from local veterans’ asso- Stephano Carlo Betti University of N.C., Greensboro ciations. A few of them Brandon Nicholas Brierley United States Army Christopher Sherwood Chamberlain Mitchell College are shown from the top to John Harley Cox Florence-Darlington Technical College the bottom pictures. LTC Austin
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