A TOTAL OF 825 MAC STUDENT-ATHLETES CELEBRATE GRADUATION
Across MAC campuses a total of 825 student-athletes participated in Spring Commencement ceremonies to celebrate the achievement of earning a college degree. Here is the list of our recent MAC student-athletes as college graduates!
Akron:
Eighty-Four Zips Student-Athletes Take Part In Spring Commencement
AKRON, Ohio - The University of Akron celebrated the graduation of 84 student-athletes during commencement ceremonies for spring and summer graduates last weekend.
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Akron's (84) Student-Athletes 2019 Spring Graduates by Sport:
Men’s Basketball (6): Jimond Ivey (Organizational Supervision), Emmanuel Olojakpoke (Organizational Supervision), Deng Riak (Organizational Supervision), Lucas Smith (Psychology), Romeo Travis (Multi-Disciplinary Studies), Daniel Utomi (Organizational Supervision)
Women’s Basketball (1): Fredniqua Walker (Organizational Supervision)
Football (24): Brock Boxen (Organizational Supervision), Undrea Bullard (Organizational Supervision), Denzel Butler (Sport Management), Hugh Cade (Sport Management), Darian Dailey (Organizational Supervision), Van Edwards, Jr. (Sport Management), Mark Ellis (Public Relations), Nick Fazio (Mechanical Engineering Technology), James Fonseca (Sport Management), Nick Gasser (Criminal Justice), Jordan George (Sport Management), Ulysees Gilbert III (Sport Management), Jason Grossman (Sport Studies/Coaching), Travonte Junius (Organizational Supervision), Brandon Junk (Sport Management), John Lako (Human Resources Management), DeMarcus Lloyd (Organizational Supervision), Vincent Lockett (Criminal Justice), Brandon Mitchell (Criminal Justice), Tom O’Leary (Sales Management), Kwadarrius Smith (Sport Management), Brennan Williams (Emergency Management & Homeland Security), Newman Williams (Sport Management), Thomas Woodson (Construction Engineering Technology)
Men’s Golf (1): Elliott Grayson (Sport Management)
Women’s Golf (2): Makayla Dull (Exercise Science), Pader Her (Sport Management)
Rifle (4): Rebecca Green (Art), Julia Hatch (Marketing Management), Caleb Lloyd (Organizational Supervision), Danielle Makucevich (Exercise Science/Pre-Physical Therapy)
Men’s Soccer (4): Manuel Cordeiro Dos Santos (Economics), Morgan Hackworth (Public Relations), Ezana Kahsay (Sports Studies/Coaching), Joe Korb (Healthcare Management)
Women’s Soccer (7): Rachel Baughman (Biology), Shea O’Brien (Business Administration), Sydney Schipani (Mechanical Engineering), Erica Schrader (Exercise Science/Coaching), Sydney Sleek (Exercise Science/Coaching), Samara Yurchak (Accounting), Kiana Zuk (Psychology)
Softball (4): Madison Clowdus (Media Studies), Jordan Crews (Organizational Supervision), Laura Lakins (AYA/Integrated Language Arts), Kimberly Rodriguez (Media Studies)
Women’s Swimming & Diving (6): Jessica Bonezzi (Speech), Emily Christophersen (Biology), Karly Crail (Biology), Ragen Engel (Biology), Madison Myers (Sport Management), Hannah Smith (Environmental Science)
Women’s Tennis (3): Luisa Echeverry (Mechanical Engineering), Carla Flores (Interior Design), Shannon Newnes (Education/Sport Administration)
Men’s Track & Field/Cross Country (10): Adam Alexander (Nursing), Ian Behm (Financial Management), Tevin Brown (Special Education), Milton Greer (Sport Management), Maurice Harris (Art), Malik Hudson (Media Studies), Matt Ludwig (Biomedical Engineering), Ben Olewiler (Nursing), Curtis Richardson (Media Studies), Joseph Rossetti (Information Systems Management)
Women’s Track & Field/Cross Country (9): Jenna Frantz (Biology), Eboni Hall (Civil Engineering), Ashley Murray (Organizational Supervision), Tarike Osuobeni (Political Science & French), Dara Perry (Psychology), Olivia Snyder (Biology), Sydney Stokes (Public Relations), Chyna Stroud (Psychology), Chantalia Young (Respiratory Therapy)
Volleyball (3): Kayla Gwozdz (Social Work), Abbey Pawlak (Early Childhood Education), Jelena Slijepcevic (Organizational Supervision)
Ball State:
Sixty-Five Student-Athletes Set to Earn a Ball State Degree
MUNCIE, Ind. – Another academic year came to a close at Ball State with the annual Spring Commencement ceremonies. Sixty-three current student-athletes representing 16 varsity sports received their bachelor’s degrees. Meanwhile, men’s basketball guard Austin Nehls and football offensive lineman Grant Williamson are on track to earn their MBA this summer.
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Ball State's (65) Student-Athletes 2019 Spring Graduates by Sport:
Baseball (4): William Baker, Nick Floyd, John Ricotta, Chase Sebby
Men’s Basketball (4): Kyle Mallers, Austin Nehls (MBA), Trey Moses, Tayler Persons
Women’s Basketball (3): Nakeya Penny, Jasmin Samz, Aliyah Walker
Field Hockey (4): Beth Barnes, Anya Eicher, Darbi Gullett, Michelle Shampton
Football (10): Malik Dunner, Nik Giles, Sean Hammonds, Akeem Hutchinson, Andrew Poenitsch, Zac Ricketts, Fred Schroeder, Romero Wade, Marc Walton, Grant Williamson (MBA)
Men’s Golf (1): Timothy Wiseman
Gymnastics (1): Kaitlyn Menzione
Soccer (7): Jordan Edouard, Alessandra Fistrovich, Lauren Lerew, Taylor Pooley, Lauren Roll, Emily Scott, Kyrie Seying
Softball (2): Madison Lee, Annie Robinson
Men’s Swimming and Diving (4): Gabe Dean, Luke Nondorf, Zach Reichle, Alec Tuthill
Women’s Swimming and Diving (7): Mason Dahman, Mikayla Dostall, Lauren Elston, Liz Madison, Audrey Mayer, Courtney McKeen, Maryn Meldrum
Men’s Tennis (3): Conner Andersen, Marko Guzina, Nemanja Guzina
Women’s Tennis (4): Audrey Berger, Isabelle Dohanics, Peyton Gollhofer, Sarah Swiderski
Track and Field (2): Regan Lewis, Jazmin Smith
Men’s Volleyball (4): Jake Romano, Parker Swartz, Lemuel Turner, Adam Wessel
Women’s Volleyball (5): Carly Cappello, Avery Devoe, Ellie Dunn, Emily Holland, Lauren Schreiner
Bowling Green:
Sixty-Six Falcons Student-Athletes Take Part In Spring Commencement
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio - Bowling Green State University celebrated the graduation of 66 student-athletes during commencement ceremonies for spring and summer graduates.
Bowling Green's (66) Student-Athletes 2019 Spring Graduates by Sport:
Baseball (9): Chase Antle (Sport Management), Dakoda Brown (Computer Science), Daniel Buratto (Individualized in Arts), Bradley Croy (Marketing), Cameron Daugherty (Marketing), Gamaliel Martinez (Individualized Studies in Education), Riley Minorik (Health Science), Jeffery Scott (Sport Management), Ty Suntken (Exercise Science)
Football (8): Brandon Harris (Individualized Studies in Education), Robert Jackson (Computer Science), Jackson Kramer (Sport Management), Nicolas Lautanen (Management), Blake Lucky (Individualized Studies in Education), Scott Miller (Communications), Deric Phouthavong (Communications), Jacob Suder (Physical & Health Education)
Men’s Basketball (1): De Andre’ Austin (Philosophy, Politics, Economics & Law)
Men’s Cross Country (4): Paul Garbarino (Political Science), Tyler Phillips (Sport Management), Noah Schaub (Exercise Science), Jonathan Wenning (Marketing)
Men’s Golf (2): Pablo Heredia Iglesias (Finance), Max Rispler (Marketing)
Men’s Ice Hockey (6): Stephen Baylis (Individualized in Arts), Shane Bednard (Communications), Matthew Meier (Management), Christopher Pohlkamp (Individualized Business), John Schilling (Individualized Business), Adam Smith (Individualized Business)
Men’s Soccer (3): Ebenezer Ackon (Liberal Studies), Mohammed Mustafa (Sport Management), Peter Pugliese (Accounting)
Softball (5): Alivia Forshey (Marketing), Kali Holcomb (Individualized Studies in Education), Meredith Miller (Business Pre-Law), Kellie Natham (Accounting), Kathleen Shier (Exercise Science)
Women’s Basketball (1): Madeline Cole (International Business)
Women’s Cross Country (1): Kelsie Mothersead (Exercise Science)
Women’s Golf (2): Erin Fahey (Management), Julia Martell-Durkin (Management & Technology)
Women’s Soccer (6): Morgan Abbitt (Mathematics), Laura Bozzelli (Environmental Policy & Analysis), Victoria Cope (Art History), Alexis Fricke (Gerontology), Erica Hubert (Individualized Studies in Education), Morgann Williams (Pre-Med)
Women’s Swimming & Diving (6): Mary Edwards (Biology), Rebekah Perry (Communication Disorders), Claire Stam (Inclusive Early Childhood Education), Emily Verbrugge (Microbiology), Ashley White (Nursing), Franziska Wohlert (Entrepreneurship)
Women’s Tennis (3): Paula Aguilo (MBA), Vanesa Calvo Pardo (Supply Chain Management), Polina Radeva (Psychology)
Women’s Track & Field (2): Allison Farmer (Masters of Health Science Administration), Andrea Weirauch (Management)
Women’s Gymnastics (6): Julia Beyer (Pre-Med), Lauren De Meno (Communication Disorders), Leslie Delgado Burgos (Dietetics), Laura Mitchell (Interior Design), Katherine Morsefield (Biology), Kayla Rose (Exercise Science)
Women’s Volleyball (1): Kallie Seimet (Pre-PA)
Buffalo:
Sixty-Five Bulls Student-Athletes Take Part In Spring Commencement
BUFFALO, N.Y. - The University at Buffalo will celebrate the graduation of 65 student-athletes during commencement ceremonies for spring and summer graduates on June 1st.
Buffalo's (65) Student-Athletes 2019 Spring Graduates by Sport:
Football (20): Adam Banks, Justin Brandon, Jordan Collier, Kennedy Emesibe, Christian Gonzalez, Tyree Jackson, Anthony Johnson, Jacob Khoury, Tyler Lee Mabry, Adam Mitcheson, Myles Nicholas, James O’Hagan, Kendrick Osborn, Emmanual Reed, George Rushing, Devon Russell, Wesley Scott, Cameron Skipworth, Jacquis Webb, Brandon Williams
Women’s Soccer (4): Rebecca Bramble, Carissima Cutrona, Meghan Simmons, Rachel Villalta
Softball (5): Alyssa Cuevas, Alissa Karjel, Allison Power, Catrell Robertson, Lace Smith
Women’s Swimming & Diving (5): Megan Burns, Kerry Giovanniello, Madeline Jacumski, Catherine Schultheis, Sharne Tiller
Women’s Tennis (5): Christine Haraldson, Mercedes Losada Rubio, Chantel Martinez-Blanco, Arianna Paules, Sanjana Sudhir
Women’s Track & Field (9): Rasheeda Bull, Jaskiran Dhaliwall, Crystal Henderson, Chardae Henry, Raven Jordan, Charlotte Molloy, Lauren Reyda, Amy Villarini, Selina von Jackowski
Volleyball (3): Larra Bickelhaupt, Raven Jordan, Megan Wernette
Men’s Basketball (1): Dontay Caruthers
Men’s Tennis (1): Ethan Nittolo
Men’s Track & Field (6): Anthony Clark, Jeremiah Dadeboe, Stephen George, Daniel Muldoon, Devon Patterson, Justin Van Epps
Wrestling (6): Jake Gunning, Ian James, Bryan Lantry, Justin Patrick, Brett Perry, Alex Smythe
Central Michigan:
Seventy-Two Chippewa Student Athletes Celebrate Graduation
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. - Central Michigan University celebrated the graduation of 72 student-athletes during commencement ceremonies for spring and summer graduates.
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Central Michigan's (72) Student-Athletes 2019 Spring Graduates by Sport:
Baseball (6): Blake Cleveland (Management), Robert Greenman (Integrated Science), Bryan Jakiemiec (Communication), Patrick Leatherman (Communication), Sean Martens (Family Studies), Ty Rollin (Biology/Biomedical Sciences)
Men’s Basketball (2): Austin Ervin (Communication), Shawn Roundtree, Jr. (Entrepreneurship)
Football (7): Trevor Apsey (Sport Management), Nathaniel Brisson (Social & Criminal Justice), Brandon Childress (Communication), Michael Danna (Entrepreneurship), Jerrod Davis (Psychology), Joe Komel (Sport Management), Jack Sheldon (Accounting)
Track & Field (22): Ijeoma Agomo (Neuroscience), Samantha Allmacher (Biology), Olivia Allmen (Psychology), Luke Anderson (Economics), Gabriella Beauvais (Integrative Public Relations), Samantha Cuneo (Integrative Public Relations), Joseph Emmanuel (Mechanical Engineering), Kyra Harrison (Biology/Biomedical Sciences), Benjamin Hayes (Sport Management), Emily Helfrich (Photojournalism), Heriberto Huertas (Accounting), April Micheaux (Political Science), Shane Moffo (Finance), Kirsten Olling (Dietetics), Alec Omell (Electrical Engineering), Joseph Seghi (Marketing), Emily Starck (Biology/Biological Sciences), Calli Stemple (Exercise Science), Logan Targgart (Personal Finance), Kevin Weiler (Mechanical Engineering), Benjamin Yagiela (Exercise Science), Erin Zdrojewski (Psychology)
Women’s Basketball (4): Reyna Frost (Mathematics), Presley Hudson (Physical Activity Specialist), Jaeda Robinson (Biology/Biomedical Sciences), Kerby Tamm (Physical Therapy)
Field Hockey (6): Anna Forry (Interior Design), Grace Forthaus (Biology), Erica Garwood (Counseling), Kady Gurtis (Exercise Science), Kayla McClure (Environmental Health & Safety), Leah Umberger (Exercise Science)
Women’s Golf (3): Bria Colosky (Exercise Science), Holly Hines (Exercise Science), Devanshi Naik (Sport Administration)
Women’s Gymnastics (5): Jordan Charrette (Speech-Language), Kasey Janowicz (Sport Management), Skyler Memmel (Sport Management), Kailey Miller (Biology/Biomedical Sciences), Gianna Plaksa (Biology/Biomedical Sciences)
Women’s Lacrosse (6): Holly Billett (Accounting), Logan Halvorson (Sport Management), Dominique Hamman (Mathematics), Katherine Sharp (Neuroscience), Kelly Spehar (Family Studies), Sydney Wright (Sport Management)
Wrestling (1): Jordan Atienza (Finance)
Women’s Softball (4): Allison Curtis (Mathematics), Kaila Fulker (Biology), Maison Kalina (Early Child Development), Rachel Vieira (Biology/Biomedical Sciences)
Women’s Soccer (3): Miya Arcand (Social Work), Shannon Magnan (Finance), McKay Matheson (Mechanical Engineering)
Women’s Volleyball (3): Lexi Duello (Psychology), Marissa Grant (Broadcast & Cinematic Arts), Angelique White (Higher Education)
Eastern Michigan:
Eagles Witness 56 Student-Athletes Graduate
YPSILANTI, Mich. - A total of 56 Eastern Michigan University student-athletes graduated as a part of the 2019 spring commencement Sunday, April 28, at the Convocation Center. The graduates represent 12 of EMU's athletic programs.
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Eastern Michigan's (56) Student-Athletes 2019 Spring Graduates by Sport:
Baseball (3): Cameron Cruz, Mitchell Sparks, Alex Wolanski
Men's Basketball (3): Isaiah Green, Elijah Minnie, James Thompson IV
Football (11): Sam Dervil, Paul Fricano, Jeremy Hickey, Brody Hoying, Tyler LaBarbera, Justin Moody, Thomas Odukoya, Jaylen Pickett, Drake Sutton, Shaq Vann, Tyler Wiegers
Men's Golf (1): Beau Breault
Men's Track (8): Alexander Babits, Brandon Bolden, Mark Bryant, Michael Hierholzer, Cameron Hart, Alexander Jacobs, Tyler Underwood, Derek Ziegenfuss
Rowing (3): Jennifer Bucci, Chloe Elwell, Baylee Kinkade
Women's Golf (2): Kristuda Apiwatthanadol, Penelope Guilleaux
Gymnastics (4): Sydney Audet, Carly Clark, Ciara Gresham, Megan Hultgren
Soccer (3): Mia Colavito, Kaylin Williams, Makenzie Etienne
Swimming and Diving (8): Emilie Desnoyers, Delaney Duncan, Stephanie Johnston, Michal Liberman, Gabrielle Mace, Marissa Marion, Nicole Swartz, Dora Vrcic
Women's Cross Country/Track and Field (8): Tiffani Byrd, Rebekah Carr, Jessica Harris, Jasmine Jones, Elisa Hendrickson, Allie Knoll, Sydney Meyers, Jocelyn Sharpe
Volleyball (2): Jordan Smith, Mallory Rajewski
Kent State:
Sixty-Five Golden Flashes Student-Athletes Celebrate Graduation
KENT, Ohio - Kent State University celebrated the graduation of 65 student-athletes during commencement ceremonies for spring and summer graduates, including New England Patriots Super Bowl MVP Julian Edelman.
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Kent State's (65) Student-Athletes 2019 Spring Graduates by Sport:
Baseball (6): Lukas Burch (Masters Sport & Recreation Management), Joshua Hollander (Organizational Communication), Christopher Martin (Masters Exercise Physiology), John Schreiber (Educational Studies), Pete Schuler (Organizational Communication), Joseph Watts (Business Management)
Men’s Basketball (5): Jalen Avery (Psychology), Jonathan Fleming (Masters Sport & Recreation Management), Akiean Frederick (Organizational Communication), Kain Harris (Organizational Communication), Jaylin Walker (Integrative Studies)
Football (10): Julian Edelman, John Henry Bronczek (Business Management), Raekwon James (Public Communication), Michael Marinelli (Accounting), William Matthews (Entrepreneurship), Jae’Vante Ray (Criminology and Justice Studies), Erik Simpson (Masters Public Administration), Soala Dennis Wariboko (Interpersonal Communication), Myles Washington (Digital Sciences), Johnny Woods (Integrative Studies)
Men’s Golf (4): Sebastian Bendsen (Masters Sport & Recreation Management), Kevin Miller (Integrative Studies), Bjarki Petursson (Organizational Communication), Gisli Sveinbergsson (Organizational Communication)
Men’s Track & Field (8): Brandon Avers (Accounting), Samory Bandeira Fraga (International Relations), Samuel Goodman (Economics), Brandon Harris (Public Health), Kevin Jones (Criminology and Justice Studies), Donald Ohlson (Organizational Communication), Dairius Ragland (Public Health), Craig Stevens (Sports Administration)
Wrestling (1): Isaac Bast (Earth Science)
Women’s Basketball (4): Merissa Barber-Smith (Human Development and Family Studies), Alexa Golden (Masters Sport & Recreation Management), Cheylene Harper (Masters Journalism and Mass Communication), Lorriane Odhiambo (Ph. D. Public Health)
Women’s Field Hockey (5): Aileen Ahlers (Business Management and Economics), Jessica Apelt (Pre-Physical Therapy), Pippa Best (Masters Special Education), Helen Harper (Physical Education), Courtney Weise (Integrated Health Studies)
Women’s Gymnastics (4): Sarah Lippowitsch (Nursing), Nuriya Mack (Public Health-Clinical Trials), Kennedy Plude (Biology/Pre-Med), Dara Williams (Psychology)
Women’s Soccer (5): Paige Culver (Finance), Dominique DiNardo (Business Management), Miranda Lambert (Integrated Health Sciences), Ashleah McDonald (Biology/Pre-Med), Cassandra Sauter (Economics and Finance)
Women’s Softball (5): Sydney Anderson (Nutrition), Hunter Brancifort (Finance), Jennifer Cader (Exercise Physology), Shelby Hard (Psychology), Hailey Hopkins (Sports Administration)
Women’s Track & Field (5): Harrison Davis (Chemistry), Talia Falco (Fashion Merchandising), Gabrielle Figueroa (Integrated Language Arts), Maria Horrigan (Marketing), Irene Skinner (Public Health)
Women’s Volleyball (3): Darby Connors (Nursing), Amy Kober (Public Health), Alexia Mantas (Business Management)
Miami:
RedHawks Witness 102 Student-Athletes Participate in Spring Commencement
OXFORD, Ohio - Miami University celebrated the graduation of 102 student-athletes during commencement ceremonies for spring and summer graduates.
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Miami's (102) Student-Athletes 2019 Spring Graduates by Sport:
Baseball (4): Cole Gnetz (Kinesiology & Health), Bailey Martin (Business), Shane Smith (Kinesiology & Health), Alexx Zielinski (Kinesiology & Health)
Men’s Basketball (2): Aleks Abrahms, Abdoulaye Harouna
Men’s Cross Country (3): Matthew Bromley, Jonathan Fee, Ryan Sharkey (Computer Science)
Football (17): Joshua Allen (Kinesiology & Health), Alla Asseh (Kinesiology & Health), Evan Crabtree (Kinesiology & Health), Deondre Daniels (Kinesiology & Health), Mack Duffin (Kinesiology & Health), Kyle Kramer (Marketing), Jarrett LaRubbio (Kinesiology & Health), Ian Leever (Kinesiology & Health), Nick Marosi (Business), Lucas Mayock (Kinesiology & Health), Junior McMullen (Kinesiology & Health), Deandre Montgomery (Kinesiology & Health), Ryan Mullen (Kinesiology & Health), Jordan Rigg (Software Engineering), Leo Ross (Kinesiology & Health), Jared Sharp (International Studies), Daryus Thompson (Family Studies)
Men’s Golf (2): Jd Fletcher (Kinesiology & Health), Brian Ohr (Business)
Men’s Hockey (7): Grant Hutton (Business), Zach LaValle (Business), Evan McCarthy (Bachelor of Arts), Josh Melnick (Business), Ryan Siroky (Business), Jordan Uhelski (Kinesiology & Health), River Rymsha
Men’s Swimming & Diving (7): Chase Bettner (Business), Harrison Moncino (Business), Ryan Nash (Business), Rob Newman (Business), Will Pieseski (Business), Jacob Precious (Business), James Wray (Business)
Men’s Track & Field (6): Matthew Bromley (Bachelor of Arts), Jonathan Fee (Bachelor of Science), Kenny Glenn (Business), Aaron Muresan (Kinesiology & Health), Jake Owens (Engineering), Ryan Sharkey (Computer Science)
Women’s Basketball (5): Kristen Levering (Bachelor of Arts), Kendall McCoy (Kinesiology & Health), Leah Purvis (Bachelor of Arts), Baleigh Reid (Kinesiology & Health), Peter Stafford (Business)
Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field (14): Molly Balcer (Bachelor of Science), Lauren Boyd (Business), Taylor Broermann (Bachelor of Arts), Emily Fletchall (Kinesiology & Health), Arissa Freeman (Kinesiology & Health), Emily Hooker (Business), Jada Jones (Bachelor of Fine Arts), Rachel Kotchman (Business), Kalliopi Kountouri (Kinesiology & Health), Emma Mashburn (Bachelor of Arts), Gabrielle Maslowski (Kinesiology & Health), Sarah Starrett (Kinesiology & Health), Katie Walter (Bachelor of Arts), Maria Weisgerber (Bachelor of Science)
Women’s Field Hockey (8): Kendall Hunker (Kinesiology & Health), Ashley Lashowitz (Business), Sydney Lawrence (Business), Maddie Passarella (Kinesiology & Health), Paula Portugal (Bachelor of Science), Estel Roig Fortin (Bachelor of Arts), Avery Sturm (Business), Alison Terrell (Kinesiology & Health)
Women’s Soccer (5): Tori Christiansen (Business), Kirsten Fehlan (Bachelor of Arts), Panagiota Koutoulas (Kinesiology & Health), Bianca Medancic (Business), Ashley Weathers (Kinesiology & Health)
Women’s Softball (2): Jennifer Vasquez (Bachelor of Arts), Johniann Wahl (Kinesiology & Health)
Women’s Swimming & Diving (5): Peyton Mosbaugh (Bachelor of Arts), Ella Moynihan (Bachelor of Arts), Allison Pierce (Bachelor of Arts), Abigail Stone (Kinesiology & Health), Sarah Wolanske (Business)
Women’s Synchronized Skating (12): Kaitlyn Allman (Business), Paige Bremner (Bachelor of Arts), Belle Cassidy (Kinesiology & Health), Jillian Christie (Bachelor of Arts), Megan Edison (Kinesiology & Health), Sarah Haugh (Kinesiology & Health), Lauren Leonesio (Bachelor of Fine Arts), Lindsey Maynard (Kinesiology & Health), Julianna Mori (Kinesiology & Health), Vanessa Niemczyk (Bachelor of Arts), Madison Shipman (Bachelor of Arts), Madison Youngman (Bachelor of Arts)
Women’s Tennis (1): Emily Struble (Bachelor of Science)
Women’s Volleyball (2): Stela Kukoc ((Kinesiology & Health), Courtney Simons (Bachelor of Arts)
Northern Illinois:
Fifty-Three Huskies Student-Athletes Take Part In Spring Commencement
DeKALB, Ill. - Northern Illinois University celebrated the graduation of 53 student-athletes during commencement ceremonies for spring and summer graduates.
NIU's (53) Student-Athletes 2019 Spring Graduates by Sport:
Baseball (3): William Anderson (Accountancy), Ty Jandrowski (Organizational & Corporate Communications), Joe Jumonville (Industrial Management & Technology)
Women’s Basketball (3): Ally May (Nursing), Mikayla Voigt (Nursing), Courtney Woods (Health Sciences – Pre-Physical Therapy)
Football (16): Dale Brown (Hospitality and Tourism Management), D.J. Brown (Marketing), Drequan Brown (General Emphasis), Adam Buirge (Leadership and Management), Daniel Crawford (Enterprise Software), Trayshon Foster (Organizational & Corporate Communications), Ty Harmston (Human Anatomical Sciences), Vincent Hughes (Kinesiology), Marcus Jones (General Emphasis), Antonio Jones-Davis (Communications), Mylan Reeves (Political Science), Ryan Roberts (Industrial & Systems Engineering), Joe Sanders (General Emphasis), Spencer Tears (Media Studies), Devin Webster (General Emphasis), Quintin Wynne (Biological Sciences)
Men’s Golf (3): Matt Cholod (Marketing), Thomas DeMarco (Finance), Salvador Rocha (Entrepreneurship and Social Responsibility)
Women’s Golf (2): Kelly Anderson (Communicative Disorders), Brielle Ward (Psychology and Philosophy)
Gymnastics (4): Emily Basara (Journalism), Ally Ferber (Biological Sciences), Anna Martucci (Marketing), Paige Nicholas (Psychology)
Men’s Soccer (4): Noah Brodie (Organizational & Corporate Communications), Adrian Coardos (Business Administration), Konrad Dziedzic (Kinesiology), Max Voss (Business Administration)
Women’s Soccer (3): Emilie Furuseth Haugan (Business Administration), MacKenzie Lee (Special Education), Taylor Sarver (Rehabilitation and Disability Services)
Softball (4): Abby Howlett (Accountancy), Katie Lamich (Communicative Disorders), Sam Schmidt (Marketing), Jenny Van Geertry (Rehabilitation and Disability Services)
Men’s Tennis (2): Eric Marbach (Accountancy), Erich Schuette (Biological Sciences)
Women’s Tennis (1): Evelyn Youel (Mathematics Education)
Women’s Track & Field (2): Abriana Pettigrew (Nursing), Jehvania Whyte (Organizational & Corporate Communications)
Volleyball (3): Autumn Martin (Nutrition, Dietetics and Wellness), Chrystal McAlpin (Leadership and Management and Marketing); Meg Wolowicz (Rehabilitation and Disability Services)
Wrestling (3): Bryce Gorman (Organizational & Corporate Communications), Alijah Jeffery (Organizational & Corporate Communications), Andrew Scott (Electrical Engineering Technology)
Ohio:
Seventy-Four Bobcats Student-Athletes Participate in Spring Commencement
ATHENS, Ohio - Ohio University celebrated the graduation of 74 student-athletes during commencement ceremonies for spring and summer graduates.
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Ohio's (74) Student-Athletes 2019 Spring Graduates by Sport:
Baseball (5): Devon Garcia (Specialized Studies), Anthony Iero (Marketing), Nicholas Kamrada (Exercise Physiology), Connor McMann (Industrial & Systems Engineering), Rudy Rott (Sport Management)
Men's Basketball (2): Gavin Block (Specialized Studies), Douglas Taylor (Specialized Studies)
Women's Basketball (5): Kaityln Barker (Nursing), Olivia Bower (Civil Engineering), Dominique Doseck (Business Analytics/Sport Management), Kendall Jessing (Graphic Design), Hannah Thome (Community and Public Health)
Football (10): Elijah Ball (Finance), Marcus Brunson (Specialized Studies), Evan Croutch (Communication Studies), Tyler Gullett (Engineering Technology & Management), Javon Hagan (Sport Management), Jacob Hale (Communication Studies), Keith Key (Management and Strategic Leadership), Quinton Maxwell (Management and Strategic Leadership), Andrew Payne (Coaching Education), Matthew Seymour (History Pre-Law)
Field Hockey (4): Kendall Ballard (Athletic Training), Emma Eggleston (Child and Family Studies), Illona Hartman (Civil Engineering), Alexandra Pennington (Athletic Training)
Men's Golf (2): Michael Kenney (Specialized Studies), Benjamin Sattler (Finance)
Women's Golf (4): Emily Hughes (Sport Management), Chloe McKinzie (Journalism Strategic Communications), Nicole Smiley (Marketing), Hannah Travis (Psychology)
Softball (6): Natalie Alvarez (Sociology Criminology), Mackenzie Brunswick (Applied Nutrition), Deanna Cole (Exercise Physiology), Alexandra Day (Exercise Physiology), Michaela Dorsey (Child and Family Studies), Morgan Geno (Communication Sciences & Disorders)
Soccer (8): Amanda Arnzen (Communication Sciences & Disorders), Erin Beurket (Communication Studies), Maria Collica (Physiology of Exercise/Coaching Education), Macey Juguilon (Communication Studies), Madelyn Kah (Marketing), Mikaela McGee (Journalism News and Information), Rianna Reese (Psychology/Biological Sciences), Michelle Rockey (MBA/Sports Administration)
Swimming & Diving (8): Mackenzie Caruthers (Microbiology), Emily Davis (International Business), Anastasia Henderso (Sociology), Mackenzie Hornstra (Marketing), Emily Ortner (Child and Family Studies), Corrin Van Lanen (Psychology), Alexandra White (Journalism News and Information), Madeline Wyke (Marketing/Management Information Systems)
Volleyball (5): Jaime Kosiorek (Coaching Education), Simone Miller (Psychology), Katie Neson (Specialized Studies), Stephanie Olman (Community and Public Health), Carley Remmers (Psychology)
Wrestling (4): Arsen Ashughyan (Sports Administration), Derek Hillman (Financial Economics), Cameron Kelly (Health Services Administration), Austin Reese (Communication Studies)
Men's Cross Country (2): Kyle Bussard (Geographic Information Science), Jason White (Marketing)
Women's Cross Country/Track & Field (9): Emily Deering (Business Pre-Law), Courtney Guiley (Coaching Education), Shannon Kilbane (Specialized Studies), Rebekah Markovitz (Journalism News and Information), Shekwonu-Gaza Odunaiya (Marketing/Sport Management), Christina Seas (Business Pre-Law/Finance), Erin Stewart (Exercise Physiology), Madison Sury (Journalism Strategic Communication), Josie Woosley (Long Term Health Care Administration)
Toledo:
Seventy-Seven Rocket Student-Athletes Graduate This Spring
TOLEDO, Ohio – A total of 77 student-athletes donned their caps and gowns for the University of Toledo commencement ceremonies in the Glass Bowl on Saturday, May 4. Of the 77, 61 student-athletes have completed their requirements for a bachelor’s degree, while 16 others earned the right to walk in the ceremony and will complete their graduation requirements this summer with an additional class or internship.
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Toledo's (77) Student-Athletes 2019 Spring Graduates by Sport:
Baseball (5): Dalton Bollinger, Riley Campbell, Luke Schaefer, Jacob Stout, Billy Todorowski
Men’s Basketball (5): Chris Darrington, James Gordon, Luke Knapke, Nate Navigato, Jaelan Sanford
Women’s Basketball (2): Sarah St. Fort, Mae Tshitenge
Men’s Cross Country (1): Titus Koech
Women’s Cross Country (3): Nina Bendixen, Olivia Chinn, Jennifer Lichter
Football (21): Cameron Bell, Rhett Blackman, Andrew Boczar, Nate Childress, LaMarr Davis, Jordan Fisher, Reggie Gilliam, Mitchell Guadagni, Bryce Harris, Brandon Heidecker, Jake Hudson, Diontae Johnson
Connor Lancia, Lucas Maynard, Nevone McCrimmon, Danzel McKinley-Lewis, Chris Norwood, Richard Olekanma, Kahlil Robinson, Tyler Taafe, Josh Teachey
Men’s Golf (4): Cameron Mills, Duncan McNeill, Spencer Shoemaker, Stephen Watts
Women’s Golf (3): Natcha Daengpiem, Pimchanok Kawil, Pinyada Kuvanun
Softball (3): Megan Choate, Katie Cozy, Heather Webb
Men’s Tennis (5): Vincent Anzalone, Juan Carranza, Omar Espinosa, Reid Teatsorth, Luka Vitosevic
Women’s Tennis (1): Claire Aleck
Women’s Soccer (5): Shelby Gillespie, Jamie Peters, Regan Price, Alena Sidwell, Katie Wilson
Women’s Swimming & Diving (6): Jessica Avery, Bailey Cahill, Danielle Forbes, Maggie Hack, Karley Mattson, Bec Welke
Women’s Track & Field (7): Nautica Hill, Madeline Jarrett, Alissa Jenkins, Christina Johnson, Yana Khabina, Deja Martin, Madison Pierce
Women’s Volleyball (6): Lauren Bakaitis, Morgan Clay Brianna Foster, Maurissa Leonard, Andrea Stephenson, Carly Townsend
Western Michigan:
Fourty-Six Bronco Student-Athletes Graduate This Spring
KALAMAZOO, Mich. – Western Michigan University celebrated graduation with a total of 46 student-athletes during commencement ceremonies for spring and summer graduates.
Western Michigan's (46) Student-Athletes 2019 Spring Graduates by Sport:
Baseball (4): Jesse Forestell (Marketing), Jacob Piechota (Aerospace Engineering), Andrew Reisinger (Management), Jack Szott (Accountancy)
Men’s Basketball (2): Seth Dugan (Finance), Bryce Moore (Accountancy)
Football (6): Jamauri Bogan (Business Administration), Davontae Ginwright (Human Resource Management), Giovanni Ricci (Finance), Jonathan Todd (Criminal Justice), Justin Tranquill (Sales & Business Marketing), Keishawn Watson (University Studies)
Men’s Hockey (4): Colt Adam Conrad (Marketing), Trevor Gorsuch (Recreation: Sport Management), Jade McMullen (Sales & Business Marketing), Corey Schueneman (Sales & Business Marketing)
Men’s Soccer (3): Jake DeJulio (Food & Consumer Pkg Good Marketing), Connor McNulty (Exercise Science), Jacob Rufe (Exercise Science)
Men’s Tennis (3): Lenhard Haupt (Finance), Kristofer Hans Knof (Recreation: Sport Management), Eric Olivarez (Accountancy)
Women’s Basketball (6): Jillian Fletcher (Journalism), Logan McCane (Interdiscip Health Services), Meredith Miller (Sales & Business Marketing), Breanna Mobley (Recreation: Sport Management), Najee Smith (Biomedical Sciences), Deja Wimby (University Studies)
Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field (5): Kayla Dominguez (Anthropology), Taylor Fender (Criminal Justice), Kaydon Fosler (Advertising & Promotion), Allison Hufnagel (Film, Video & Media Studies), Juliane Gaelle Sormain (Economics)
Women’s Gymnastics (3): Rachel Binkley (Dietetics), Amanda Ruble (Interdiscip Health Services), Rachel Underwood (Interdiscip Health Services)
Women’s Soccer (3): Alyssa Burke (Interpersonal Communication), Paige Dobbs (Biomedical Sciences), Colleen McKay (Recreation: Sport Management)
Women’s Softball (4): Jordan Kurth (Computer Information Systems), Anissa Sanchez (Accountancy), Courtney Sleeman (Recreation: Sport Management), Holly Van Tilburg (Psychology: General Psychology)
Women’s Tennis (2): Katja Fevralev (Fashion Merchandising & Design), Melina Lyubomirova (Management)
Women’s Volleyball (1): Mary Murphy (Food & Consumer Pkg Goods Marketing)
