All of them are probably more qualified than I am for this award, so I am very appreciative." There are great leaders all around us, so I try every day to learn something new. "I'm truly honored to be the inaugural winner of this award,” said Reynolds. Under his leadership, Navy won a record 11 games this fall, including the recent Military Bowl against the University of Pittsburgh. Reynolds finished his college football career with a 32-13 (.711) record as Navy’s starting quarterback.
“It’s a special team, and he’s a special captain who led them for such a wonderful season,” said Carter. He left a legacy for all of us to follow.”Ĭarter noted that under Reynolds' leadership as the team captain the football team this last semester had a GPA of 3.13, a higher average than the rest of the Brigade of Midshipmen. “Stephen Decatur defined us as a maritime nation. “There’s so much that can be said about what Decatur meant to the Navy and the nation,” said Naval Academy Superintendent Vice Adm. “The Midshipman Action Group is a great example of that constant, positive engagement that everyone can appreciate, especially during the holidays.” “The midshipmen always exceed expectations in their community outreach,” said Miriam Stancic, MAG faculty representative. Each paper angel has the first name, age and gender of a child in need of presents in the local community and contributors can remove one or more tags from the tree to purchase gifts for those children. MAG and members of 6th Company are also working with the Salvation Army to collect toys for the community with the 25th annual Giving Tree, located in the rotunda of Bancroft Hall.Įach year midshipmen decorate a holiday tree with paper angel ornaments provided by the Salvation Army. “I think it’s a great opportunity for the brigade, faculty and staff to showcase how much we value the surrounding community and how much we appreciate the opportunity to give back to the community that welcomes us.” “I’ve had the pleasure to participate in Toys for Tots for the past few years with MAG, and it gets better every year,” said Midshipman 1st Class Adam Hammer, who led the MAG collection this year.
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