The junior performed over 300 sit-ups to a recorded cadence without stopping in six minutes. She is ranked in the top ten among NJROTC Female Orienteering Competitors and finished 6th in the nation in the sit-up competition at the 2019 Navy National Championship. She is active on the NJROTC Drill, Academic, Orienteering (Captain), CyberPatriot (Captain), and Physical Fitness Teams. Grace is only the second Colts Neck NJROTC Cadet to receive this award.Īccording to Major Gregory Penczak, Senior Naval Science Instructor for Colts Neck’s program, Grace has been a standout performer as a Cadet in the Navy Junior ROTC Program in all aspects - academically and physically. Grace, who serves as Cadet Lieutenant Commander of Colts Neck’s NJROTC program, was one of 22 honorees selected from thousands of NJROTC Cadets around the country. The Legion of Valor of the United States is an organization composed of Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross, Navy Cross, and Air Force Cross Award Recipients. To be considered for this honor, Cadets must be in their junior year and in their third year in the NJROTC must rank in the top 25% of their high school and NJROTC Class and have demonstrated outstanding military leadership qualities. This award is presented to Navy Junior ROTC (NJROTC) Cadets in their junior year of high school.
Colts Neck High School’s Grace Suhocki has been presented with the Legion of Valor Bronze Cross for Achievement.
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