NJROTC had a very successful drill meet on Saturday and 2018-19 drill season overall. - Armed Drill Team Commander - First Place, - Ironwoman Individual Physical Fitness - First Place, - Academics - First Place. Patriot Company falls within Area 13 and the Area Manager is Captain Daniel Wenceslao, USN, Retired. Washington-Liberty Generals. ght teams for the Northwest Drill and Rifle Conference - Conference Championships. Armed Drill (Matthew Martin, Thomas Bennett, Eowyn Ream, Meagan Dutton, Sofia VanHuss, Logan Harris, Irene Miller, Abhay Bhat, Physical Fitness Team (Allison Marckel, Kaitlin Lew, Jaden Williams, Ashton Rood, Fischer Skroch - Lucy Ellsworth (Alternate), Academics Team 1 (Eowyn Ream, Felicia Le, Nicole Hume, Kaitlin Lew, Matthew Martin), Academics Team 2 (Logan Harris, Caitlin Mitchell, Nimra Sajeel, Abhay Bhat, Lucy Ellsworth), Precision Air Rifle (Thomas Bennett, Irene Miller, Jeffery Pan, Felicia Le), Kaitlin Lew - Iron Woman 1st Place (Female Cadet to score the most points on the physical fitness test), Irene Miller - Unarmed Drill Team Commander 5th Place, Caitlin Mitchell - Unarmed Drill Down 2nd Place, Additional photos and Videos are available here: PHOTOS AND VIDEOS. After one lap it Ashton Rood was in the lead and Fischer Skroch was in third, with a GK runner right in the middle. On Saturday, 11 January 2020, Patriot Company kicked off the 2019-2020 drill season in fine fashion at Todd Beamer High School in Federal Way. From left to right: Eowyn Ream, Kaitlin Lew, Sanjana Addanki, and Ryan Croasdell prepare for the next round of competition. JROTC programs can teach students a broad range of life skills for success after high school. Drill Competition Resumes After Two Year COVID Hiatius! On Thursday, 23 May 2019, Patriot Company held their annual awards ceremony. Patriot Company was looking to add to the streak of ten straight regular season drill meet victories. Liberty male and female runners finished first and second in their respective categories and as a result, Liberty's Physical Fitness Team A won the competition by over 300 total points. Seven JROTC schools were in attendance. Kaitlin Lew (9th grade) was crowned the Conference Iron Woman for being the female Cadet to score the most points on the physical fitness test. With two teams and two remotely operated vehicles in hand, Patriot Company earned both a first and second place finish in the Engineering Process and Technical Documentation portion of the competition and after three in-water competitions Patriot Company finished second overall, falling just short of qualifying of the National Challenge. Color Guard Team 2 - Third Place, Unarmed Drill Team - Fourth Place, Armed Drill Team - Third Place, Jacob Hill - Academics - First Place, Mathea Caole - Precision Air Rifle - First Place, Christopher Lew - Precision Air Rifle - Second Place, Jeffrey Pan - Sporter Air Rifle - Third Place, Matthew Martin - Individual Armed Drill Exhibition - First Place. Unit Achievement status is determined by the US Navy's Area Manager and awarded only to those units that demonstrated exceptional performance. It is one of the largest youth programs in the world with more than 310,000 high school students participating annually. During this competition the helmsman of the ROV could only watch the video screen from the camera that was attached to the ROV. While the race was close after one lap, Liberty took control after that and won the race going away. Unlike previous years, when the ceremony was held in the school's Landback Auditorium, this year's ceremony was held virtually via Zoom video conference. Patriot Company secured their twelfth consecutive regular season drill meet victory in spectacular fashion by brining home the first place award in every single competitive category and nine total team awards, including two Color Guard competitions, Unarmed Drill, Armed Drill, Academics, Physical Fitness, and Sporter and Precision Air Rifle. Cadet Carson Tucker maneuvers Patriot Company's ROV through the obstacle course as the judges look on. *Arlington Public Schools does not sponsor, endorse, recommend or screen the individuals or companies whose offers are posted here. Cadet Even Rosenfelt briefs the judges on the process Patriot Company used to build their ROV. Additional meet pictures are available here: Patriot Company Remains Undefeated After Two Drill Competitions. Completion of a Practical Arts Course is a high school graduation requirement in the state of New Jersey. Emily Lew (10) reacts to completing the maximum allowable push-ups (120) in the Physical Fitness competition. Cadet First Class Petty Officer Eowyn Rema aligns her platoon in preparation for the AMI personnel inspection. Cadet Cassandra Harris (center) is one of three cadets remaining in the Armed Drill Down competition. Cadet Senior Chief Petty Officer Olivia Van Ry was selected as the 2018-19 NS3 Distinguished Cadet. The inspection consists of a Command Brief given by the Cadet Staff, a personnel inspection of all cadets in the unit, a review of unit supply and administrative procedures, and a tour and review of unit/school facilities. Cadets Lauren Schwenk (foreground) and Alexander Le (background) stand by to be inspected prior to the Armed Drill Team's regulation and exhibition routines. Welcome to the Washington High School Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC) program. Click here for WL Recruiters 2022-2023 (must be logged into APS account) On Saturday, 28 January 2023, Patriot Company hosted six other schools for the second drill meet of the season at Liberty High School. Cadet Faith Ellis prepares to put the ROV in the water. Mathew Martin - Individual Armed Exhibition, Additional meet pictures are available here: PHOTOS and VIDEOS. C, aptain Deehr and Chief Spears, dressed in their summer white uniforms, presented all the awards from the home stands of the stadium, s they displayed the names of award winners on the stadium scoreboard vi, Despite some technical limitations, the ceremony was a great success with over 200. on hand to celebrate Patriot Company's achievements during this very unusual school year. The second round is conducted in the same fashion with the top eight teams from each service branch moving on to the in-person championships at Catholic University of America in Washington DC. Before I conclude, I would also like to acknowledge the work of Captain Deehr and Chief Spears. The Sounders won 2-1. On Saturday, 04 March 2023, Patriot Company hosted the fourth and final regular season drill competition of the 2022-23 school year. On Saturday, March 26, 2022, Patriot Company completed their drill season by participating in the Northwest Drill and Rifle Conference Championships at Marysville Pilchuck High School in Marysville, Washington. From left to right: Cadets Olivia Van Ry (11), Christopher Lew (11), Chandler Alexander (12), and Mathea Caole (11) take aim during the precision air rifle competition. Patriot Company qualified eight teams for the Northwest Drill and Rifle Conference - Conference Championships. Cadet Seaman Olivia Burch (left) and Cadet First Class Petty Officer Kaitlin Lew (right) stand by to receive their bronze and gold medals for finishing 3rd and 1st respectively in the Iron Woman Physical Fitness competition. The competition creates tremendous opportunities for JROTC cadets by allowing them to demonstrate leadership and academic abilities. L to R: Cadets Felica Le, Colby Van Ry, Irene Miller, and Brian Reyes Ramirez at Parade Rest prior to conducting their Color Guard regulation routine. Assistant Principal Brownson (far right) with the cadets of Patriot Company after the Pass-in-Review parade. Color Guard Team 1, consisting of cadets (L to R) Cassandra Harris, Felicia Le, Brian Reyes Ramirez and Ashton Rood completes the regulation Color Guard routine. The award citation reads: The Commander Naval Service Training Command takes pleasure in presenting the Distinguished Unit Award to Liberty High School for outstanding performance during the 2018-2019 school year. At this event numerous outside organizations are on hand to recognize the hard work of the cadets over the past school year and present Patriot Company's top performing cadets with certificates and medals for their outstanding performance throughout the year. Cadet Kylee Cosand takes aim in the kneeling position with a Crosman PCP Challenger Air Rifle during a JROTC air rifle competition. During the in-person championships, the eight Navy teams competed against one another during five rounds of competition. Congratulations to all the individual and team award winners! The armed drill team came away with a second place finish. Congratulations to all the team members who worked extremely hard to get the teams ready for competition. Libertys NJROTC team earned top scores out of the 530 Navy JROTC academic teams that competed from around the world. Washington-Liberty High School Results. Since our Unit's Commissioning in 2002, the Instructors and Cadets of the Patriot Company have strived to live up to the Navy's core values of "Honor, Courage, and Commitment." and answer the test as a team. Libertys next Drill meet is Saturday, 12 February 2022 at Kentwood High School. It costs nearly $750.00 to properly outfit one air rifle participant and although Captain Deehr wanted to purchase additional equipment, the funding to do so was not available. While Patriot Company did not fair as well overall as they had hoped we did achieve the following noteworthy team results: Mathea Caole (11th grade) for finishing 4th in Precision Air Rifle. On Saturday, 22 January 2022, Patriot Company competed in their first drill competition in nearly two years and picked up where they left off back in 2020, when they had won four straight drill meets! Cadet Thomas Bennett takes aim during the marksmanship competition. (L to R) Cadets Meagan Dutton, Matthew Martin, Logan Harris, and Eowyn Ream prepare to be inspected prior to the Color Guard Competition. Cadet Ashton Rood crosses the finish line of the one mile run on his way to a first place finish in the Ironman competition. The Unarmed Drill Team finished first. The program was originally created as part of the National Defense Act of 1916 and later expanded under the 1964 ROTC Vitalization Act. Washington-Liberty High School. Captain Deehr and Chief Spears, dressed in their summer white uniforms, presented all the awards from the home stands of the stadium as they displayed the names of award winners on the stadium scoreboard video screen. Cadets I hope you in turn are proud of yourselves. This area is rich in nautical history and heritage. Cadet Caitlin Mitchell (left) is one of only two remaining cadets in the Unarmed Drill Down competition. Patriot Company secured their thirteenth consecutive regular season drill meet victory by bringing home first place awards in seven of the eight competitive categories and nine total team awards. Practicing five days a week, both before and after school, Patriot Company was able to prepare all their teams for their first competition and brought home nine team awards, fourteen individual awards and racked up over 70 team points to easily outpace the second place finisher. Jackson-Reed High School, Washington DC. Patriot Company will try to make it 13 in a row, on Saturday, 11 February at Graham Kapowsin High School. Stay up to date with Washington-Liberty Sports schedules, team rosters, photos, updates and more. As a result of their outstanding season, Patriot Company qualified the following teams and individuals to compete in the Northwest Drill and Rifle Conference Championships at Rogers High School in Puyallup. Five high schools and numerous middle schools were competing to earn a spot in the National SeaPerch Challenge at the University of Maryland in June. The highlight of the day was the head to head competition between Liberty's and Graham Kapowsin's physical fitness teams. urday, 11 February 2023, Patriot Company traveled to Graham Kapowsin High School for the third drill meet of the 2022-23 school year. Cadet Shreyas Kolwalkar stands by to receive the award for individual high score in the academics competition. Cadets from Patriot Company display the team and individual awards they brought home from the Graham Kapowsin drill meet on Saturday, 18 January 2020. Physical Strength Team 2 finished in first place and Cadet Kaitlin Lew brought home the gold medal for Iron Woman competition. On Saturday, 08 February 2020, Patriot Company competed in the third drill meet of the season at Kentwood High School in Kent, Washington. The JROTC Leadership & Academic Bowl is a nationally recognized competition created exclusively for JROTC students. Despite some rain and lower than expected temperatures, cadets, family and friends were all in attendance. Their recognition is well deserved. (left to Right) Cadets Bennett, Marckel, and Harris standby to be inspected prior to the Armed Drill competition at the Northwest Drill and Rifle Conference Championships at Marysville High School. Washington High School / Activities / NJROTC NJROTC Pause Prev Next 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 NJROTC 2021-22 Thank you for visiting the Washington High School NJROTC webpage. His speech is provided below: "Thank you to the Captain and Chief for the introduction and for allowing me to say a few words about this program and the cadets. Executing on all cylinders they brought home six first place finishes in eight competitive categories and racked up 91 team points to complete their undefeated season and were crowned the Northwest Drill and Rifle Conference Puget Sound Division Champion. The highlight of the day was the head to head competition between Liberty's and Graham Kapowsin's physical fitness teams. On December 15th, 2022, Patriot Company completed its bi-annual Area Manager's Inspection. While he had never applied for a grant in the past, he said the process was relatively simple and allowed him to select the desired equipment and place it in a cart, similar to shopping on Amazon. Region School Name School Address City State Zip Code Marine Corps JROTC Unit Web Address; 4: Kentwood High School This area is rich in nautical history and heritage. Cadet Chief Petty Officer Faith Ellis was selected as the 2018-19 NS2 Distinguished Cadet. Patriot Company Qualifies for SeaPerch National Challenge! Information about your use of this site is shared with Google. Cadet Allison Marckel (right) stands by to accept the Physical Fitness Conference Championship plaque. Team members include from left to right: Cadets Timothy Caole, Faith Ellis, Dominic Ogino, Evan Rosenfelt, Kaitlin Lew, Mathea Caole, Sofia VanHuss, and Carson Tucker. Cadets (from left to right), Emily Lew (10), Olivia Van Ry(12), Justin Le (10), Kaitlin Lew (10), Carson Tucker (11), Matthew Martin (10), Christopher Baham (9), Colby Van Ry(10), Bryan Rosenfelt (9), and Sofia VanHuss (10) prepare to participate in the Physical Strength competition. The Liberty High School NJROTC Academic Team composed of Jefferey Lin, Eowyn Ream, Abhay Bhat, Rachel Kollarmalil, Mary Shane and Shreyas Kolwalkar advanced through two intense phases of online competition and will compete in a Championship event in Washington, DC. Cadet Seaman Apprentice Rylee Bick is inspected during the Area Manager's Inspection. Cadet Lieutenant Commander Irene Miller (foreground) leads the Unarmed Drill team through the regulation routine. The cadets from Liberty High School. While Patriot Company did not fair as well overall as they had hoped we did achieve the following noteworthy, Patriot Company Wins the Todd Beamer Drill Meet, 23 February 2019. On Friday, 21 February 2020, six cadets and three chaperones made the trip to Eastern Washington University in Cheney, Washington to compete in the 10th Annual Inland SeaPerch Underwater Robotics Competition. We even had several participants logged in from out of town and some even viewed it from overseas. Mr. Antonio Hall, Principal 1301 N Stafford St Arlington, VA 22201 703-228-6200 Despite some changes to the drill schedule that reduced the number of schools that were at the competition at the same time, it was a spirited competition! The entire presentation is below for your personal viewing pleasure. Liberty Magnet High School, East Baton Rouge, LA. Despite some changes to the drill schedule that reduced the number of schools that were at the competition at the same time, it was a spirited competition! Family, friends, and school officials were on hand to see the parade, a few advancements and awards, along with performances by the Color Guard, Armed and Unarmed drill teams. The NJROTC program was established by Public Law in 1964 and may be found in Title 10, U.S. Code, Chapter 102. On Saturday, 05 March 2022, Patriot Company hosted seven local JROTC schools and nearly 250 cadets for the third and final JROTC drill meet of the 2020-2021 regular drill season. - Color Guard Team 2 Commander - First Place, Neha Suresh - Academics Test Individual High Score. Every other year, the Navy JROTC Area Manager is required to complete an inspection of all NJROTC units within their area of responsibility. Patriot Company Wins the First Drill Meet of the JROTC Drill Season! Patriot Company was looking to build on their recent success and complete an undefeated regular season. On Thursday, 18 May 2023, Patriot Company held their annual awards ceremony. Libertys next Drill meet is Saturday, 18 January at Graham Kapowsin High School. Liberty male and female runners finished first and second in their respective categories and as a result, Liberty's Physical Fitness Team A won the competition by over 300 total points. Cadets from Patriot Company pose with the nine team awards (eight first place and one second place) they earned at the drill meet at Liberty High School on Saturday, 28 January 2023. - Precision Air Rifle - First Plac, Allison Marckel - Ironwoman Individual Physical Fitness -, - Armed Drill Down - Third Place, Renton, Wa. Several highlights of the evening included announcing the Cadets of the Year (NS1 - R. Irene Miller, NS2 - Sofia VanHuss, NS3 - Khanh Dao, and NS4 - Olivia Van Ry), Echo Platoon being named the 2020 Honor Platoon, the announcement of the new Cadet Staff, and Patriot Company being awarded the Unit Achievement Award for the 2020 School Year. To tell you the truth, when I first came to Liberty, I had heard about NJROTC but had no idea what it was all about. The U.S. Army Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) is a congressionally mandated program that focuses on the youth-oriented mission "Motivating Young People to be Better Citizens". Eight JROTC schools (including Liberty) were in attendance, including: Federal Way (Air Force JROTC), Todd Beamer (Air Force JROTC), Auburn Mountain View (Army JROTC), Graham Kapowsin (Army JROTC), Bremerton (Navy JROTC), Spanaway Lake (Navy JROTC) and Steilacoom High School (Army JROTC) who competed in just their second drill competition ever! Lastly, I would like to acknowledge all of the men and women in our Armed Forces and thank them for their service. Patriot Company qualified the following teams: Color Guard Team 1 (Thomas Bennet, Irene Miller, Felicia Le, Brian Reyes-Ramirez), Color Guard Team 2 (Logan Harris, Matthew Martin, Meagan Dutton, Eowyn Ream), Unarmed Drill (Irene Miller, Thomas Bennett, Caitlin Mitchell, Caiden Rivas-Berry, Eowyn Ream, Grace Russell, Meagan Dutton, Brian, Reyes Ramirez, Sofia VanHuss, Monica Escobar, Logan Harris, Logan Campbell, Citlally Oliver, Allison Marckel). Because of their tireless work and passion they have for what they do, I see students finding a sense of belonging in this program, developing confidence and character to push through challenges, and gaining a broader knowledge about the world while learning to be better citizens. Cadet Jeffery Pan steadies his aim on the target using a Crosman PCP Challenger Air Rifle during a recent JROTC air rifle competition. The Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC, commonly pronounced JAY-rot-see) is a federal program sponsored by the United States Armed Forces in high schools and also in some middle schools across the United States and at US military bases across the world. The Regional Championships pit the best teams from the conference against one another in order to determine the very best teams and the best overall school in the conference. On Thursday, 27 May 2021, Patriot Company held its annual awards ceremony. 2022 - 2023 Distinguished Unit With Honors Award Winner, 2019 - 2020 Unit Achievement Award Winner, 2018 - 2019 Distinguished Unit Award Winner, Patriot Company Selected as a 2022-23 Distinguished Unit, Patriot Company Competes Against the Very Best JROTC, Color Guard Team 1 (Seth Orton, Felicia Le, Brian Reyes-Ramirez, A, Color Guard Team 2 (Cassandra Harris, Eowyn Ream, Allison Marckel, Unarmed Drill (Irene Miller, Caitlin Mitchell, Eowyn Ream, Grace Russell, Meagan Dutton, Brian Reyes Ramirez, Allison Marckel, Miles Kelly, Camry, n LaCaze, Lucy Ellsworth, Felicity Carvalho, Zoe Avecilla, Malia Nguyen, Rachel Kollarmalil, Cassandra Harris), Armed Drill (Eowyn Ream, Meagan Dutton, Irene Miller, Abhay Bhat, Fischer, Skroch, Allison Marckel, Felicia Le, Aleexander Le, Gavin Hamilton, Bhavya Wadhera, Cassandra Harris, Brian Reyes Ramirez, Lauren Schwenk), Physical Fitness Team (Allison Marckel, Ashton Rood, Fischer Skroch, Academics Team 1 (Jefferey Lin, Eowyn Ream, Abhay Bhat, Sh, Jeffery Pan, Alison Marckel, Neha Suresh, Felicia Le). The Armed Drill Team was crowned the NWDRC Conference Champion. On Saturday, 18 January 2020, Patriot Company competed in their second drill meet of the season at Graham Kapowsin High School in Graham. The second event, sit-ups, was fairly close so Patriot Company had a narrow lead going into the mile run. NJROTC Marksmanship Program to Grow. Due to their exceptional season, Patriot Company earned first place awards in all eight competitive categories and were crowned Puget Sound Division Champions for the third consecutive season going back to the 2019-2020 season, prior to the COVID 19 pandemic. Cadet Chief Fischer Skroch pushes himself past his limits in the push-up competition on his way to a second place finish in the Ironman competition and a first place finish in the team competition. Patriot Company Armed Drill Team brought home the second place team award and Cadet Lieutenant Commander Christopher Lew was awarded the top team commander award. The value of the grant is nearly $3500.00 and will allow Liberty's NJROTC Marksmanship program to grow from 15 to 20 participants. From L to R: Cadets Liam Ceder, Luke Carlson, Maximillian Lo, Lauren Schwenk and Felicia Le put pellets down range during the Sporter and Precision Air Rifle Competition. The second event, sit-ups, was fairly close so Patriot Company had a narrow lead going into the mile run. Despite some changes to the drill schedule that reduced the number of schools that were at the competition at the same time, it was a spirited competition! Washington-Liberty High School. Overall, the unit achieved a uniform inspection score of 9.2 and was awarded the Area Manager's Bravo Zulu (BZ) streamer to attach to the unit guidon. Eight JROTC schools (including Liberty) were in attendance, including: Federal Way (Air Force JROTC), Todd Beamer (Air Force JROTC), Auburn Mountain View (Army JROTC), Graham Kapowsin, Bremerton (Navy JROTC), Spanaway Lake (Navy JROTC) and Steilacoom High School (Army JROTC) who competed in just their second. Located in Renton, Washington in the Great Northwest and just southeast of Seattle, the Liberty High School Navy JROTC Unit enjoys a close proximity to the Puget Sound, Lake Washington, and the Cascade Mountains. Congratulations to the following teams and individuals: Color Guard Team 1: First Place, Color Guard Team 2: Second Place, Unarmed Drill Team: Third Place, Armed Drill Team: First Place, Academics Team 1: First Place, Academics Team 2: Second Place, Physical Fitness Team 2: First Place, Sporter Air Rifle: First Place, Precision Air Rifle: First Place, Christopher Lew - Armed Drill Team Commander: First Place, Kaitlin Lew - Iron Woman Award: First Place, Emily Lew - Iron Woman Award: Second Place, Sanjana Addanki - Academics Exam: Second Place, Jacob Hill - Academics Exam: Third Place, Carson Tucker - Individual Armed Exhibition: First Place, Mathea Caole - Precision Air Rifle: First Place, Christian Castro - Precision Air Rifle: Second Place, Faith Ellis - Precision Air Rifle: Third Place, Thomas Bennett - Armed Drill Down: Third Place. We competed against the following local high school JROTC teams: Graham Kapowsin (Army JRTOC), Kentwood (Marine Corps JROTC), Federal Way (Air Force JROTC), Todd Beamer (Air Force JROTC), Auburn Mountain View (Army JROTC), Bremerton (Navy JROTC), and Spanaway Lake (Navy JROTC). Congratulations to all the team members who worked extremely hard to get the teams ready for competition. Cadet Seaman Citlally Oliver is inspected by Commander Collins during the personnel inspection. We also believe one's self discipline is more important than one's self esteem, because with improved self discipline, comes improved self esteem! Cadet Fischer Skroch (far right) provides some motivation to Cadet Allison Marckel (far left) as she chases down her competition in the mile run of the physical fitness competition. He is headquartered at the Naval Support Activity in Marysville, Wa. LMHS Senior Counselor Danielle Duvall works on Cyber Equipment. liberty high school 16655 se 136th street renton, wa 98059: marysville-pilchuck high school 5611 108th street n e marysville, wa 98271-8898: oak harbor high school At this year's event we were also pleased to announce that Patriot Company was selected by Admiral Couture, Commander, Naval Service Training Command, as a Distinguished Unit With Honors Award winner. Patriot Company Participates in the Northwest Drill and Rifle Conference Championships! Sometimes I think that the teaching of curriculum is put ahead of the teaching of character. Captain Deehr, the team's coach said, "When I first arrived at Liberty in the fall of 2016 we had more rifles than participants. The new building opened as Washington-Lee High School on October 6, 1925. (Left to Right) Cadets Eowyn Ream, Logan Harris, Matthew Martin, and Meagan Dutton stand by to be inspected prior to the Color Guard Team 2 competition. Patriot Company was one of only two schools who qualified nine teams to the conference championships. Congratulations to all the team members who worked extremely hard to get the teams ready for competition. Lessons that will make them better citizens, better neighbors, and better people. Patriot Company cadets also achieved a new level of success by bringing home 8 individual first place awards. JROTC is a service to our nation, as it provides Cadets the motivation and skills to improve physical fitness, remain drug free, think critically and creatively, communicate effectively, work as a team member, graduate from high school, pursue meaningful careers especially in the areas of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM),. On Saturday, 11 February 2023, Patriot Company traveled to Graham Kapowsin High School for the third drill meet of the 2022-23 school year. L to R: Cadets Logan Harris, Irene Miller and Matthew Martin display the "Overall Division Champions" plaque that was awarded to Patriot Company. Cadet Seaman Jeffrey Pan takes aim at his target during the Sporter Air Rifle competition. Washington. Cadet Caitlin Mitchell (right) stands by to receive the silver medal for her second place finish in Sporter Air Rifle. Despite some technical limitations, the ceremony was a great success with over 200 people on hand to celebrate Patriot Company's achievements during this very unusual school year. After providing a technical presentation & notebook to the judges and competing in two in-water maneuverability exercises, Patriot Company finished first in both categories and brought home the regional championship which qualified them to compete at the Sea Perch Nationals at the University of Maryland on 01-02 June. Patriot Company was looking win their tenth consecutive regular season drill meet, having not lost a meet since December 2018, and complete their second consecutive undefeated season. Despite some rain and lower than expected temperatures, cadets, family and friends were all in attendance. Washington-Liberty High School Athletic Director: Justin Bolfek Phone: (703) 228-6207 Email: justin.bolfek@apsva.us wlgeneralsathletics.com . (Left to Right) Cadets Jaden Williams, Fischer Skroch, Ashton Rood, Allison Marckel, and Kaitlin Lew take a well deserved breather after crushing the competition in the Physical Fitness Competition. One of the in-water competitions was to place a green cap on the top of a street cone. Distinguished Unit With Honors is awarded to the top 15% of all NJROTC units in the country and is truly indicative of the dedication and hard work of the cadets involved. Patriot Company cadets practice five days a week, before and after school, and on weekends, in order to properly prepare for a drill meet that includes competitions in Color Guard, Armed and Unarmed Drill, Academics, Physical Fitness, and Air Rifle. I count myself lucky to have had the opportunity to work with these students and their commanding officers, and I can tell you honestly, it has been one of the most enjoyable parts of my job these past four years. The Conference Championships pit the best teams from the conference against one another in order to determine the very best teams and the best overall JROTC school in the conference. Due to Covid restrictions, this year's ceremony was held outdoors in the school's football stadium. Patriot Company garnered over 70 team points and came away with a first place team finish. As usual, it was a spirited competition with Liberty narrowly beating Kentwood High School 48-46 for the overall win! Mission Patriot Company's Academic Team (From Left to Right): Cadet Lieutenant Junior Grade Ryan Croasdell, Cadet Senior Chief Kaitlin Lew, Cadet Petty Officer First Class Sanjana Addanki, and Cadet Petty Officer Third Class Eowyn Ream accept the Third Place Trophy during the JLAB National Championships. The drill meet was held at Kentwood High School in Kent, Washington. Prior to the run, one of the judges made each competitor state their goal and four of liberty's five cadets stated their goal was to beat the current fastest time of the day and Graham Kapowsin cadets stated similar goals. Congratulations to the following teams and individuals who earned awards at the Liberty drill meet: Matthew Martin - Armed Drill Team Commander: First Place, Irene Miller - Unarmed Drill Team Commander: Third Place, Kaitlin Lew - Physical Fitness Ironwoman Award: First Place, Ashton Rood: Physical Fitness Ironman Award: First Place, Fischer Skroch: Physical Fitness Ironman Award: Second Place, Irene Miller - Iron Woman Award: Second Place, Nicole Hume - Academics Exam: Second Place, Eowyn Ream - Academics Exam: Third Place, Matthew Martin - Individual Armed Exhibition: First Place, Thomas Bennet - Precision Air Rifle: First Place, Irene Miller - Precision Air Rifle: Second Place, Felicia Le - Precision Air Rifle: Third Place, Sofia VanHuss - Unarmed Drill Down: First Place, Thomas Bennett: Dual Armed Drill Exhibition: Thomas Bennet and Allison Marckel. The Physical Fitness Team (from L to R) cadets Callie Holmes, Allison Marckel, Fischer Skroch, Ashton Rood, and Alexander Cezeaux take a breather immediately after being crowned the Physical Fitness Conference Champions! Including the host school, they included: Federal Way (Air Force JROTC), Todd Beamer (Air Force JROTC), Auburn Mountain View (Army JROTC), Bremerton (Navy JROTC), Spanaway Lake (Navy JROTC) and Steilacoom High School (Army JROTC) who competed in their first ever, JROTC drill competition! At this event numerous outside organizations are on hand to recognize the hard work of the cadets over the past school year and present Patriot Company's top performing cadets with certificates and medals for their outstanding performance throughout the year. We competed against the following local high school JROTC teams: Graham Kapowsin (Army JRTOC), Kentwood (Marine Corps JROTC), Federal Way (Air Force JROTC), Todd Beamer (Air Force JROTC), Auburn Mountain View (Army JROTC), Bremerton (Navy JROTC), and Spanaway Lake (Navy JROTC). Despite some changes to the drill schedule that reduced the number of, schools that were at the competition at the same time, i. Click any column header to sort table data. Competing against the following local high school JROTC teams: Graham Kapowsin (Army JRTOC), Kentwood (Marine Corps JROTC), Federal Way (Air Force JROTC), Todd Beamer (Air Force JROTC), Auburn Mountain View (Army JROTC), Bremerton (Navy JROTC), and Spanaway Lake (Navy JROTC), Patriot Company picked up where they left off season by placing in 7 of 10 competitive categories and winning the overall competition. Several highlights of the evening included announcing the Cadets of the Year (NS1 - Citlally Oliver, NS2 - Jeffery Pan, NS3 - Matthew Martin, and NS4 - Taylor, being named the 2020 Honor Platoon, the announcement of the new Cadet Staff, and numerou. At this year's event we were also pleased to announce that Patriot Company was selected by Admiral Sands, Commander, Naval Service Training Command, as a Distinguished Unit Award winner. Patriot Company will try to make it 14 in a row, on Saturday, 04 March here at Liberty. On Saturday, 14 January 2023, 41 Patriot Company cadets participated in their first drill competition of the 22-23 season. The following local high school JROTC teams participated: Graham Kapowsin (Army JRTOC), Kentwood (Marine Corps JROTC), Federal Way (Air Force JROTC), Todd Beamer (Air Force JROTC), Auburn Mountain View (Army JROTC), Bremerton (Navy JROTC), and Spanaway Lake (Navy JROTC). Located in Renton, Washington in the Great Northwest and just southeast of Seattle, the Liberty High School Navy JROTC Unit enjoys a close proximity to the Puget Sound, Lake Washington, and the Cascade Mountains. Patriot Company Selected as a 2018-19 Distinguished Unit! Every student who goes through the NJROTC program learns about three core values: Honor, Courage, Commitment. Congratulations to all the cadets of Patriot Company! Her sister, Kaitlin, also completed 120 push-ups and they both led Patriot Company's Physical Fitness Team 2 to a first place finish and the division championship. from 23-26 July. The following local high school JROTC teams participated: Graham Kapowsin (Army JRTOC), Federal Way (Air Force JROTC), Todd Beamer (Air Force JROTC), Auburn Mountain View (Army JROTC), Bremerton (Navy JROTC), and Spanaway Lake (Navy JROTC). The following local high school JROTC teams participated: Graham Kapowsin (Army JRTOC), Kentwood (Marine Corps JROTC), Federal Way (Air Force JROTC), Todd Beamer (Air Force JROTC), Auburn Mountain View (Army JROTC), Bremerton (Navy JROTC), and Spanaway Lake (Navy JROTC). Questions from the videos were included in Levels I and II of the online competition. The Northwest Drill and Rifle Conference is made up of 32 JROTC high schools from throughout the Puget Sound area. Cadet First Class Petty Officer Thomas Bennett reacts to winning the Unarmed Drill Down competition. Liberty High School Principal, Sean Martin and Patriot Company cadets display the drill meet, individual, and division awards they earned on Saturday and during the 2019-2020 drill season. Girls Athlete Place Section Results; 100 Meter Dash ; 12.49 : SB : Thalia Lynch : 18th : Prelims H3 : Class 6 Day 1 . Liberty's Sporter team finished in second place and Cadet Pan brought home a bronze medal for third place in the individual standings. She ultimately finished in first place! This site uses cookies from Google to deliver its services and to analyze traffic. Captain Deehr and Chief Spears, dressed in their summer white uniforms, presented all the awards from the NJROTC classroom as they displayed the names of award winners on a large screen from a power point presentation. Academics Team 1 - Second Place, Christopher Lew - Individual Armed Exhibition - Second Place, Christian Castro - Precision Air Rifle - First Place, Mathea Caole - Precision Air Rifle - Second Place, Christopher Lew - Precision Air Rifle - Third Place, Thomas Bennett - Unarmded Drill Down - First Place. Northwest Drill and Rifle Conference Puget Sound Division Awards for the 2018-19 drill season: Color Guard Team 1: Puget Sound Division Third Place - Regional Drill Competition Qualifier, Color Guard Team 2: Puget Sound Division Champion - Regional Drill Competition Qualifier, Academics Team: Puget Sound Division Champion - Regional Drill Competition Qualifier, Physical Fitness Team: Puget Sound Division Champion - Regional Drill Competition Qualifier, Precision Air Rifle: Puget Sound Division Champion - Regional Drill Competition Qualifier TBD, Sporter Air Rifle: Puget Sound Division Third Place, Kaitlin Lew: Puget Sound Division Iron Woman Champion. Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC) is a five-credit Practical Arts Course offered to all high school students. Two qualifying rounds are conducted during the school year and these rounds are completed entirely on line. 26 February 2023 Through all the obstacles students have faced over the last three years, Navy JROTC cadets have risen to the challenge through their participation in the 2022-2023 JROTC Leadership & Academic Bowl (JLAB). The cadets from Liberty High School have proven their ability to overcome and succeed despite those obstacles. The NWDRC is made up of 33 JROTC schools from northern Oregon to northern Washington. These words are more than just a mantra, they are the characteristics that are drilled into every cadet and are central to what makes this program so special. We would not be here today without them. Including the host school, they included: Federal Way (Air Force JROTC), Todd Beamer (Air Force JROTC), Auburn Mountain View (Army JROTC), Bremerton (Navy JROTC), Spanaway Lake (Navy JROTC) and Steilacoom High School (Army JROTC) who competed in their first ever, JROTC drill competition! I am proud to be a Patriot and I am proud of these cadets. The Liberty High School NJROTC Academic Team composed of Jefferey Lin, Eowyn Ream, Abhay Bhat, Rachel Kollarmalil, Mary Shane and Shreyas Kolwalkar advanced through two intense phases of online competition and will compete in a Championship event in Washington, DC. 2022-23 School Year Area Manager's Inspection (AMI). the first JROTC in Northern Virginia, was organized in 1927. . THE RACE WAS ON! Cadet Ashton Rood stares down his competition during the push-up portion of the physical fitness test while Chief Spears supplies a little extra motivation. Puget Sound Division Awards were also passed out. Cadet Callie Holmes crosses the finish line and brings home the Ironwoman award. While Graham Kapowsin had two of their competitors achieve the maximum number allowed (120), all five members of Liberty's team scored at least 100 points and as a result, Liberty had a narrow lead after the first event. What to Know About High School JROTC Programs. On Saturday, March 16, 2019, Patriot Company completed their drill season by participating in the Northwest Drill and Rifle Conference Championships at Oregon City High School in Oregon City, Oregon. This event is sponsored by the U.S. Navy JROTC and is conducted by College Options Foundation. Cadets Fischer Skroch (front) and Ashton Rood push each other to run faster during the physical fitness mile run. Sort. Research is necessary whether you choose to enlist or hope to be commissioned as an officer by participating in ROTC in college or attending a military academy.The following resources will help you understand the military process, careers available, and the related benefits. Cadet Lew finished with 409 points outpacing her nearest competitor by 72 points! Patriot Company Cadets stand with the nine team and seventeen individual awards they brought home from the first drill meet of the 2022-2023 drill season that was held at Graham Kapowsin High School on Saturday, 14 January. Cadet Senior Chief Irene Miller leads the Unarmed Drill Team through their regulation drill routine. From L to R: Cadets Thomas Bennett, Felicia Le and Meagan Dutton are three of the final four (out of 18) in the Armed Drill Down Competition. Schools with JROTC Army Programs Cardozo Education Campus, 1200 Clifton Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009 Coolidge High School, 6315 5th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20011 Dunbar High School, 101 N Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001 Eastern High School, 1700 East Capitol Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002 Patriot Company finished 6th overall in the conference. On Sunday, 28 October 2018, Liberty's NJROTC Color Guard Team, consisting of Cadet Petty Officer Second Class Olivia Van Ry (US Flag), Cadet Petty Officer First Class Lindsay Carvalho (Navy Flag), Cadet Petty Officer First Class Carson Tucker (Right Rifle) and Cadet Petty Officer First Class Faith Ellis (Left Rifle) presented the Colors before the Seattle Sounders FC final home game of the regular season at Century Link Field on Sunday. Captain Deehr then learned of the NRA Foundation Grant Program while providing Color Guard services for the Friends of the NRA annual fundraising dinner and auction in Renton. The program encompasses a . Patriot Company will try to make it 13 in a row, on Saturday, 11 February at Graham Kapowsin High School. As a result of their outstanding season, Patriot Company qualified the following teams and individuals to compete in the Northwest Drill and Rifle Conference Championships at Marysville Pilchuck High School in Marysville, Washington on 26 March, where they will compete against the very best JROTC teams in western Washington and northwest Oregon. Captain Deehr (far left) poses with Patriot Company's SeaPerch Team after they won the Kitsap Regional Underwater ROV Competition on Saturday. Once he was done selecting the equipment the team needed he hit the submit button and waited. Their recognition is well deserved. 26 February 2023 Through all the obstacles students have faced over the last three years, Navy JROTC cadets have risen to the challenge through their participation in the 2022-2023 JROTC Leadership & Academic Bowl (JLAB). 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