Cadet Acfalle, who entered UTSA ROTC via Green to Gold in August, has already earned a reputation for humble, hands-on leadership. A dedicated Ranger Challenge member and frequent event volunteer, he recently treated three heat casualties at FTX—stabilizing an unconscious soldier and coordinating evacuation—then quietly returned to training. His calm professionalism and selfless service inspire the entire battalion.

Cadet Reedy was recognized during JFTX for demonstrating exceptional leadership, tactical acumen, and composure under pressure while serving as a platoon leader. Her ability to coordinate operations, adapt to dynamic field conditions, and inspire her peers earned her the title of Cadet of the Battlefield—a testament to her outstanding performance and potential as a future Army leader.

Cadet Magness was recognized during JFTX for demonstrating exceptional leadership, tactical acumen, and composure under pressure while serving as a platoon leader. Her ability to coordinate operations, adapt to dynamic field conditions, and inspire her peers earned her the title of Cadet of the Battlefield—a testament to her outstanding performance and potential as a future Army leader.

Cadet Gurrola was recognized during the JFTX for setting the standard of physical excellence. He completed a 6-mile ruck march in just over an hour and 30 seconds, well below the standard time of 2 hours. His grit, endurance, and determination embody the warrior spirit and raise the bar for his peers to strive toward.