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Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) has issued the following statement on the students from Georgia’s 11th Congressional District who were accepted into our prestigious military service academies:
“Every year, we are proud to send some of our most talented students to our nation’s prestigious military service academies, and this year is no different. Nominating students from Georgia’s 11th Congressional District is a responsibility my office takes very seriously because being accepted to one of our academies is a very high achievement. America is in good hands with these young leaders, and I am confident they will represent our state and district well.”
Each year, students from across the nation compete for nominations by members of Congress to attend U.S. service academies. Appointees are awarded full four-year scholarships.
United States Merchant Marine Academy
Joseph DeCarlo, Powder Springs – Hillgrove High School
Jacob Nevle, Canton – Blessed Trinity Catholic High School
United States Air Force Academy
Nathan McDonald, Cartersville – Cartersville High School
Sophia Stewart, Woodstock – Etowah High School
United States Naval Academy
Marcus Bleazard, Kennesaw – Harrison High School
Cameron Colavito, Atlanta – The Lovett School
Mallory Jordan, Kennesaw – Mount Paran Christian School
Michael Kalafut, Acworth – Harrison High School
Alexander Mamula, Kennesaw – North Cobb Christian School
United States Military Academy
Brooks Johnson, Woodstock – Etowah High School, The Citadel
Aiden Rice, Powder Springs – Harrison High School
David Snyder, Canton – Cherokee High School
John Squeri, Marietta – Blessed Trinity Catholic High School