Pirate Battalion Cadets Represent Corinth Holders High At Carolina Hurricanes Game

Pictured (from left): Cadet Sergeant First Class Nayeli Ayala Padillas, Cadet Command Sergeant Major Christopher Torricelli, Cadet Second Lieutenant Caleb Boney, and Cadet Sergeant Malachi Bassett stand during the singing of the Star-Spangled Banner at a recent Carolina Hurricanes hockey game. 

SMITHFIELD, N.C. – Corinth Holders High School (CHHS) is celebrating the Pirate Battalion JROTC Color Guard for representing the school and Johnston County Public Schools at the Carolina Hurricanes game against the Vancouver Canucks.

Cadet Second Lieutenant Caleb Boney and Cadet Sergeant First Class Nayeli Ayala Padillas demonstrate professionalism and discipline as they exit the hockey rink after the presentation of colors.

The cadets presented the colors on the ice, demonstrating professionalism, discipline, and pride. CHHS was among a select group of high school JROTC programs invited to participate, providing the cadets with a unique opportunity to showcase their leadership and commitment beyond the classroom.

Cadet Sergeant Malachi Bassett of the Corinth Holders High JROTC leads the way off the ice after the presentation of colors at the Carolina Hurricanes hockey game.

The cadets representing Pirate Nation included Cadet Command Sergeant Major Christopher Torricelli, Cadet Sergeant First Class Nayeli Ayala Padillas, Cadet Second Lieutenant Caleb Boney, and Cadet Sergeant Malachi Basset Young.


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