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June 12, 2020

Arizona’s 6th District Receives Record Number of U.S. Service Academy Appointments

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WASHINGTON, DC – Today, Congressman David Schweikert recognized the students from Arizona’s 6th District who received appointments to United States Service Academies. This year, the Sixth District had a record-high of seventeen students receive an appointment to one of the five prestigious institutions.

“I am proud to honor the hardworking students who will be advancing into the U.S. Service Academies this year. Notifying these students of their appointments is one of the highest honors given to me as a Member of Congress. Their drive and ambition will continue to benefit them, and I wish them the best in their continued education. We thank each student for representing Arizona in the United States Military and are excited to see each of them succeed in their future roles serving this country.”

Attending the U.S. Military Academy:
Connor Butt, Notre Dame Preparatory Academy
Erica Esterly, Veritas Scholars Academy
Spencer Roy, Notre Dame Preparatory Academy
Joel Rubin, Saguaro High School
Jack Frus, Desert Mountain High School
Christian Sarlitto, Notre Dame Preparatory Academy
Charles Erlandson, Brophy College Preparatory
Jackson Pophal, Cicero Preparatory Academy

Attending the U.S. Naval Academy:
John Moore, Phoenix Country Day School
Justin Guidera, Brophy College Preparatory

Attending the U.S. Air Force Academy:
Sydney Davis, Chaparral High School
Ellis Delgado, Horizon High School
Alexis Lee, Saguaro High School
Brian Hubbard, Sandra Day O’Connor High School
Madison Felker, Chaparral High School
Joshua Richards, Saguaro High School


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