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JROTC Staff

JROTC Staff is a group of cadets, who help run and manage JROTC. They work on events, fundraisers, and more. These are the cadets who help make JROTC run.

Jamie Starkweather

S2 C-1LT
I am  Starkweather, Jamie, and I serve as the S2, C/1LT. In my free time, I enjoy writing, drawing, reading, and playing video games. While I don't participate in any extracurricular activities, I do have a job. My plans after high school are to move back to Denver, find a job I love, and start my life there. I truly appreciate JROTC because it introduced me to my friends; without them, I wouldn't be where I am today, and I'm grateful for this program for bringing us together.



Audree Crochere

C/SGT
I am C/SGT Crochere, Audree, and I serve as the S2A. My interests include writing, drawing, computers, soccer, basketball, baking, and music. I am also the assistant manager of the Air Rifle after-school club in JROTC. After high school, I plan to attend college, either at the Air Force Academy or CSU Boulder, where I aim to earn a bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity with a minor in Art. I love JROTC because it teaches valuable skills such as leadership, discipline, teamwork, and promotes both physical and mental well-being.



Grace Roling

Cadet Lieutenant 
My name is Grace Roling. My job in JROTC is responsible for human resources, personnel records, administrative support, and related duties. My rank is 1st Lieutenant. I enjoy reading and any type of art. After school, I usually go to an after-school program called REC, which helps with homework. My plans after high school are undecided at the moment. I have three things I am thinking about: the first one is to be a cop, the second one is to maybe go to college, and the third one is to go into the Navy or the Army. The reason I love JROTC is that it helps me with so many things. I've been in the program since 8th grade. It brought me out of my shell and helped me improve my leadership skills over the years; it also helped me with school things, as well as to be better at everything. Furthermore, JROTC was one of the best things I've ever done, and I see the bright things coming from the program overall.



Gordon Robinson

S3 Assistant C/SGT

I am Robinson, Gordon, S3 Assistant C/SGT I enjoy running and having fun! My extracurricular activities include JROTC, Civil Air Patrol (CAP), cross-country (XC), track, and Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA).

After high school, I plan to go on a mission for my church, and then I hope to either attend the Air Force Academy or pursue an ROTC scholarship.

I appreciate JROTC for its diverse and hands-on activities, as well as the unique opportunities it provides.

 



Matthias Mullin

C/MAJ
I am C/MAJ Mullin Matthias, and I serve as the S3 and the BXO. I enjoy spending time in nature through activities such as hiking, mountain biking, camping, and riding in RZRs. I am also a member of the Air Rifle team. This year, I am taking an automotive class at CMU Tech, and I plan to obtain my CDL. Next year, I intend to continue in the second year of the automotive program. I appreciate being part of JROTC because of the people, the teachers, and the opportunity to make a positive impact on the program.


Cameron Littlepage

 

C/2LT
I am C/2Lt Littlepage. My job is the S4 A. I enjoy doing color guard and air rifle as well as raiders. My plans for after high school are to serve in the United States Marine Corps.



Raychel Wilmot

CSM
My name is Wilmot, Raychel. I am our battalion's CSM, and I am the rank of Sergeant Major. I enjoy reading, playing video games, working out, and hanging out with friends. After high school, I plan to go to ROTC and become an officer in the military and study law. I love JROTC because it has helped me step out of my comfort zone and make new friends, and it has also taught me how to manage my time and responsibilities, making me a better person.



Meadow Homer

CM

I am Cadet Major Homer Meadow, and I serve as the Battalion Commander in JROTC. In this role, I manage the battalion staff and leadership, ensuring that everything runs smoothly and sometimes commanding formations. I enjoy working out and participating in various sports, including cross-country, track, and wrestling, and I previously played basketball. 

I love JROTC because it teaches me valuable life skills that I will use forever, such as leadership, teamwork, and discipline. After high school, I plan to join the Army through an ROTC scholarship that will cover all my college expenses. Following my service, I intend to attend the fire academy and pursue a career in that field.

 


Michael Swenson

C/CPL
I am Cadet C/CPL Swenson, and within the battalion staff, I act as one of the assistants. Outside of school, I have been competitively swimming for 8 years and recently qualified for Sectionals (a national-level swim meet). Future goals include swimming for Brigham Young University, also known as BYU, and owning a real estate business.



Kaynin Combs Polley

C/SGT

My name is Kaynin Polley, and I am the C/SGT, AS 5/6.

I enjoy running, fitness, and pushing myself to improve both physically and mentally.

Outside of JROTC, I participate in cross-country and track.

After high school, I plan to become a general contractor while continuing to challenge myself athletically and professionally, and become an ultra runner.

I love JROTC because it builds discipline, leadership, and teamwork, and it constantly drives me to be a stronger version of myself.