Hoyer Announces Appointments to the U.S. Service Academies
WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Steny H. Hoyer (MD-5) today announced the names of 15 Fifth District students appointed to the United States Service Academies. The students, nominated by Rep. Hoyer, have accepted offers to the Air Force Academy, the United States Naval Academy, the Merchant Marine Academy, and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, which all require a nomination from an authorized nominating source. Rep. Hoyer hosted an Academy Tea Reception in their honor yesterday at the Library of Congress in Washington.
"Appointing talented young people from the Fifth District to our service academies is one of my favorite responsibilities as a member of Congress," said Congressman Steny Hoyer. "These students have made their families proud by reaching this milestone, and I know they will continue to make them proud over the next few years. Each of them are about to embark on a journey characterized by hard work, physical conditioning, quality academics, and the unique perspective of following in the footsteps of some of America's greatest leaders. I congratulate and thank them for making this commitment to our country and making all of us incredibly proud."
The following Fifth District students received appointments:
Air Force Academy
Joseph Alter, Prince George's County, DeMatha Catholic High School
Jacob Deresky, Calvert County, Northern High School
Colin Jonasen, St. Mary's County, Great Mills High School
U.S. Naval Academy
Richard Bryant, Jr., Prince George's County, Eleanor Roosevelt High School
Brett Crocheron, Calvert County, Huntingtown High School
Samuel Damalouji, Calvert County, Calvert High School
Ethan Falsone, Anne Arundel County, South River High School
Natalie LaPlaca, Calvert County, Northern High School
Thomas Miller, IV, Anne Arundel County, St. Mary's High School
Cameron Witte, Calvert County, Patuxent High School
Merchant Marine Academy
Thomas Repasi, St. Mary's County, Leonardtown High School
West Point
Anthony Bradley, Prince George's County, Oxon Hill High School
Don McClaren, Prince George's County, DeMatha Catholic High School
Derek Nunn, Charles County, North Point High School
Gregory Smith, Prince George's County, St. John's College High School