Annapolis
A young man from a poor, working-class family dreams of attending the prestigious United States Naval Academy in Annapolis after finishing high school. Having narrowly made the cut, he enters the Brigade Championships, a boxing tournament that pits him against the toughest fighters in the Navy.
People born in Annapolis (First 49 people) - Page 1
Rick Shea
American singer
Judith Maxwell
Benjamin Ogle
Former Governor of Maryland
Stuart Robson
Actor
John Thomas Blackburn
American commanding officer
Thorne Smith
American writer
John Leeds Kerr
Former United States Senator
Larry Beavers
American football player
Crystal Bright
Musician
Terry Hutchinson
American sailor
Julie Smith
American writer
William Alexander Hammond
American military physician
Lynde D. McCormick
Commanding officer
Chase Stokes
Actor
Daronte Jones
American football coach
James Brice
Former Governor of Maryland
Bill Brask
Professional golfer
Sally Brice-O'Hara
American commanding officer
James B. Lockwood
Explorer
Calvert Magruder
Judge
Jourdan Stickler
Basketball player
Thomas B. Klakring
Submariner
Farrah Hall
Olympic athlete
Michael Manring
American bassist
Brian Phipps
Dwight Dickinson
Diplomat
Joseph W. Alton
American Politician
David G. Boschert
Former Maryland State Delegate
Mark Anderson
Footballer, born 1989
Barry K. Atkins
Commissioned officer
Brian Franco
Former american football player
Bret Gilliam
Writer
Herbert Adams Gibbons
American journalist
Robert C. Baldwin
Former Maryland State Delegate
Chris Garrity
Hilda Ward
American painter
Brother Chidananda
Devin Barclay
Former American football player
Aliyah Moulden
Singer
Louis Fratino
Visual artist
Mike Pantelides
Former Mayor of Annapolis
Matai Akinmboni
American soccer player
Frances Ann Tasker Carter
Douglas Legate Howard
Football coach
Ann Jennings Johnson
Former First Spouse of Maryland ‧ Thomas Johnson's wife
Theodore E. Chandler
Military officer
Charles Carroll of Annapolis