Utah State University to Graduate 96 Student-Athletes This Week

LOGAN, Utah — Among those graduating this Wednesday will be 96 Utah State University student-athletes who completed their degrees during the 2024-25 academic year.

Of the 96 student-athletes graduating, 22 will receive their graduate degrees and 74 will receive their undergraduate degrees.

Among those student-athletes graduating are 30 football players, 11 men's track & field/cross country athletes, 10 soccer players, nine women’s track & field/cross country athletes, seven men’s basketball players, six softball players, five players each from women’s basketball, golf and gymnastics, three student-athletes each from women’s tennis and volleyball, and two from men’s tennis.

Utah State's student-athletes traditionally rank among the best in the Mountain West with an NCAA Graduation Success Rate of 91 percent, one of four MW institutions to be at 90 percent or higher, and a cumulative 3.42 grade-point average.

Collectively, this group garnered 105 academic all-conference honors, produced 82 Mountain West Scholar-Athletes, had 15 academic all-district honorees and three scholastic All-Americans, to go along with 29 individual and team conference championships, 25 all-conference honors and four All-Americans.

For the 2024-25 academic year, USU had 91 student-athletes earn academic All-Mountain West honors from its fall sports, while 266 student-athletes were recognized at its Sagebrush Awards Banquet for earning a 3.2 or better GPA.

2024-25 Utah State Student-Athlete Graduates

Football — 30

Falepule Alo, Interdisciplinary Studies.

Jonathan Baird, Integrated Studies.

Bryson Barnes, Integrated Studies.

Colby Bowman, Master of Business Administration.

Kahanu Davis, Integrated Studies.

Jaiden Francois, Master of Business Administration.

Rahsul Faison, Interdisciplinary Studies.

Jacob Garcia, Master of Sport Management.

Davon Graham II, Integrated Studies.

Johnson Hansen, Integrated Studies.

Gabriel Iniguez Jr., Integrated Studies.

Miguel Jackson, Integrated Studies.

Stephen Kotsanlee, Anthropology (2nd Bachelor’s).

Broc Lane, Master of Business Administration.

Ike Larsen, Interdisciplinary Studies.

Elia Migao, Interdisciplinary Studies.

Enoka Migao, Interdisciplinary Studies.

John Miller, Integrated Studies.

Cole Motes, Interdisciplinary Studies.

Elliott Nimrod, Master of Business Administration.

Omari Okeke, Master of Business Administration.

Spencer Petras, Master of Sport Management.

Ioholani Raass, Integrated Studies.

Jalen Royals, Integrated Studies.

Cian Slone, Kinesiology.

Josh Sterzer, Master of Business Administration.

Seni Tuiaki, Sociology.

Jordan Vincent, Integrated Studies.

Kyrese White, Master of Business Administration.

Taz Williams, Kinesiology.

Men’s Track & Field – 11

Spencer Nelson, Master of Business Administration.

Kelton Chenworth, Computer Science.

Wyatt Evans, Kinesiology.

Nate Franz, Dietetics.

Logan Garnica, Psychology.

Joshua Hartvigsen, Nutrition Science.

Eric Nelson, Master of Accounting.

Camren Todd, Master of Civil and Environmental Engineering.

Caleb Armstrong, Finance.

Marshall Rasmussen, Computer Engineering.

Robbie Walker, Biology.

Soccer — 10

Emma Becerra, Journalism.

Alysia Butters, Biology.

Alex Day, Master of Sport Management.

Ava Gotchy, Master of Sport Management.

Whitney Lopez, Integrated Studies.

Kylie Olsen, Master of Sport Management.

Kaitlyn Richins, Sociology.

Bizzy Arevalo, Human Development and Family Studies.

Addi Weichers, Health Education and Promotion.

Rine Yonaha, Asian Studies.

Women’s Track & Field — 9

Sammi Lee, Master of Human Resources.

Mikayla Dalton, Journalism and Communication.

Mimi Miyazawa, Interior Architecture and Design.

Emma Reeves, Outdoor Product Design and Development.

Emma Thornley, Kinesiology.

Ana Weaver, Management.

Madison Tareski, Master of Business Administration.

Megumi Ludlow, Psychology.

Alyssa McNutt, Kinesiology.

Men’s Basketball – 7

Deyton Albury, Sociology.

Dexter Akanno, Master of Sport Management.

Drake Allen, Master of Business Administration.

Aubin Gateretse, General Studies.

Jackson Grant, Finance.

Ian Martinez, Integrated Studies.

Myron Simms, Interdisciplinary Studies.

Softball — 6

Giselle Gonzalez, Psychology.

Ariel Fifita, Psychology.

Lyndsey Madrigal, Integrated Studies.

Olivia Marble, Dietetics.

Claudia Medina, Marketing.

Brooklyn Pritchett, Marketing.

Women’s Basketball — 5

Ivory Finley, Health Education and Promotion.

Sophie Sene, Integrated Studies.

Cheyenne Stubbs, Kinesiology.

Samiana Suguturaga, Integrated Studies.

Allyzee Verdan, Integrated Studies.

Golf — 5

Julio Arronte, Finance.

Luis Cantu, Management.

John Cook, Master of Business Administration.

Cole Enlow, Master of Business Administration.

Esteban Jaramillo, Finance.

Gymnastics — 5

Brianna Brooks, Master of Sport Management.

Jenna Eagles, Master of Sport Management.

Payton Gatzlaff, Kinesiology.

Dani Kirstine, Journalism.

Angel Stuart, Master of Sport Management.

Women’s Tennis — 3

Laura Fernanda Eugenio De Hilario, Finance.

Indya Nespor, Kinesiology.

Cielo Tapia-Cruz, Integrated Studies.

Volleyball — 3

Adna Mehmedovic, Health Education and Promotion.

Kaylie Ray, Psychology.

Kelsey Watson, Psychology.

Men’s Tennis — 2

David Martirosian, Integrated Studies.

Sergi Micó Fenollar, Kinesiology.