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Cape High JROTC cadets honored for service
Enjoying the award ceremony are in back (l-r) Sgt. Richard Hurt, Michael Burnette, Wyatt Fruehauf, Marty O’Reilly, Gavin Felker, Ian Hicks, Will Kucharik, Dewey Beach Sprint Triathlon founder Ava Cannon and Pathways to Success Outreach Coordinator Sarah Gilmour. In front are Shane Whittam, Tania Vicente, Amy Membreno, Zoe Peters, Marina Santini, Alan Marin-Quiroz and United Through Sport United States Director Dominique Scott. ELLEN DRISCOLL PHOTOS
December 12, 2019
Pathways to Success and the Dewey Beach Sprint Triathlon officials thanked Cape High JROTC students who volunteered at September’s Dewey Beach Sprint Triathlon with a pizza party and certificates of recognition Nov. 20.
Triathlon founder Ava Cannon also made a check presentation to Pathways to Success and United Through Sport, local nonprofits chosen as benefactors of the event. Each organization received $5,876.50.
Enjoying the award ceremony are in back (l-r) Sgt. Richard Hurt, Michael Burnette, Wyatt Fruehauf, Marty O’Reilly, Gavin Felker, Ian Hicks, Will Kucharik, Dewey Beach Sprint Triathlon founder Ava Cannon and Pathways to Success Outreach Coordinator Sarah Gilmour. In front are Shane Whittam, Tania Vicente, Amy Membreno, Zoe Peters, Marina Santini, Alan Marin-Quiroz and United Through Sport United States Director Dominique Scott. ELLEN DRISCOLL PHOTOS
Dewey Beach Sprint Triathlon founder Ava Cannon, center, presents checks in the amount of $5,876.50 each to Sarah Gilmour, left, of Pathways to Success, and Domineque Scott of United Through Sport.
