06/13/2026
Medals and Awards | 99th Ceremonial Review
Recognizing excellence across 93 RCSCC Grenville. These cadets lead, serve and set the standard.
Royal Canadian Legion Medal of Excellence�PO2 Arianna Privé�For outstanding citizenship, leadership and community service. As Drum Major, Arianna leads with confidence and precision while raising the standard for the band and drill team. Her impact extends beyond the corps through initiatives like Sponsor a Senior and support to NLCC Admiral Stirling.
Lord Strathcona Medal�PO1 Hans Raddatz�One of the highest honours in the program, recognizing leadership, citizenship and physical fitness. Hans is widely respected for his professionalism, strong work ethic and commitment to developing others. From divisional leadership to advanced sailing and instructional training, he represents Grenville with distinction.
Navy League Medal of Excellence�CPO1 Devon Bradford�For exceptional leadership, commitment and citizenship. As Coxswain, Devon leads with empathy and positivity, strengthens corps culture and champions opportunities for others.
Long Service Medal (5 Years)�CPO2 Anaya Sattler�CPO1 Devon Bradford
4-Year Long Service Medal�Recognizing dedication and commitment. PO1 Raddatz, PO1 Yoon, PO1 Murray and PO2 McNair have given four years of service to the program, showing consistency, growth and pride in everything they do. Congratulations on this milestone — your commitment helps shape the strength of our corps.
Top New Entry (Phase 1)
LC Miriam Jarvis
When a cadet joins the sea cadet program, there’s usually a steep learning curve. They must learn to care for a new uniform, do drill, learn unfamiliar rank structures and the chain of command. The Top New Entry Cadet Award recognizes a Phase 1 cadet who has embraced the program with enthusiasm and sets a strong foundation for future growth. Presented to Leading Cadet Jarvis, the
top Phase 1 cadet, who has demonstrated exceptional engagement, learning and commitment in
her first year.
Junior Leadership
MC Angela Jiang
Presented to Master Cadet Jiang in recognition of her emerging leadership, initiative, and reliability.
Angela is an active and engaged leader on parade nights, demonstrating growing confidence in how she leads and supports others. She also goes above and beyond outside of training, using Teams to keep her division informed and connected. Angela consistently supports junior cadets while
continuing to develop her own leadership skills, and sets a strong example for those around her.
Teamwork
MC Desiree Stomp
One of the most important skills taught in the cadet program is that of teamwork, which is also a building block of leadership. This award goes to a cadet who excels at “being a team player” by
always ensuring her shipmates are well looked after, having a sunny outlook, offering many words of encouragement to others, and puts a great deal of effort into leading junior cadets. Presented to Master Cadet Stomp, whose reliability, positive attitude and willingness to support others exemplify true teamwork. Desiree consistently contributes to group success by encouraging peers, sharing responsibility and helping the corps succeed as a cohesive unit.
Achievement in Sailing
LC Sawyer Watters
Presented to Leading Cadet Watters, who may be one of our youngest sailors but is also one of our
most qualified. Sawyer demonstrates strong sailing ability, sound judgment on the water and a
clear commitment to developing advanced seamanship skills.
Achievement in Music
PO2 Haryn Park
Presented to Petty Officer Second Class Park, whose musical skill, dedication and leadership
within the band have contributed significantly to its success. Haryn’s commitment to performance
and steady improvement strengthens the band as a whole.
Rev Leo Fletcher Seamanship Award
CPO2 Avanda Looper
This award recognizes outstanding contribution to the corps seamanship department. Presented
to Chief Petty Officer Second Class Looper, in recognition of outstanding seamanship and
leadership. Avanda has embraced her role as Chief Bosun’s Mate this year, demonstrating strong knowledge, professionalism and commitment to nautical training.
Top Guard Member
PO2 Marcus Siewert
The guard is the centrepiece of the parade square and sets the standard for drill, dress and
deportment. Highly recommended by the senior cadets, this cadet excels in all of those areas,
plus leads the way for the other guard members. Congratulations to Petty Officer Second Class
Siewert, whose precision, timing and professionalism set the standard for the guard. Marcus is known for the mirror-like gloss of his boots and his consistent attention to detail in ceremonial drill, representing the corps with pride.
Senior Leadership
PO1 Hans Raddatz
Presented to Petty Officer First Class Raddatz, whose leadership reflects maturity, accountability
and strong example to junior cadets. Hans balances his parade deportment with approachability, and contributes meaningfully to corps activities and NCO development.
Commanding Officer’s Award
CPO2 Haven Martin
Presented to Chief Petty Officer Second Class Martin in recognition of her leadership,
professionalism, and commitment to the corps. CPO2 Martin consistently sets the standard on
parade through her drill, deportment, and attention to detail. As Guard Commander, she leads with confidence and takes responsibility for the team in front of her. She’s someone we can rely on. She supports and mentors junior cadets, and she takes the time to help others improve. She’s steady, capable, and leads by example every time she steps on parade. CPO2 Martin represents the standard we expect at Grenville.
