The UTSA Department of Intercollegiate Athletics will honor 58 student-athlete graduates from the spring and summer 2021 classes in a virtual ceremony that will take place at 8 p.m. tonight.
The ceremony will air live on the UTSA Athletics Facebook account and feature messages from university and department leaders. It also will be available on-demand following the conclusion of the live ceremony. A Facebook account is not required to watch either the live or on-demand broadcast.
“We are so proud of our student-athletes for achieving this significant milestone in their academic careers,” said Lisa Campos, vice president for intercollegiate athletics at UTSA. “It takes a lot of hard work, responsibility and dedication to earn a college degree, and this group accomplished that, even with the challenges the COVID-19 pandemic has presented during the last year. We are excited to honor them in this ceremony and we can’t wait to watch them continue to represent UTSA in a positive light as they prepare to contribute to the world ahead of them.”
UTSA’s spring and summer graduates represent: All-Americans, National scholar award recipients, all-region/district selections, All-Conference USA selections, C-USA individual champion, C-USA Scholar-Athlete of the Year, C-USA Spirit of Service Award recipient, C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll selections, C-USA Commissioner’s Academic Medals, 3.245 combined cumulative GPA, and 326 combined hours of community service.
A complete list of UTSA’s spring and summer student-athlete graduates by sport is listed below.
Baseball: Shane Daughety, Reece Easterling, Zachary Griggs, Shea Gutierrez, Chase Keng, Joshua Lamb, Luke Malone, Hunter Mason, Grant Miller, Dylan Rock, and Nick Thornquist.
Men’s Basketball: Luka Barisic, Phoenix Ford, Knox Hellums, Eric Parrish, and Keaton Wallace.
Women’s Basketball: Grace Daniels, and Karrington Donald. Cheer: Bridget Alvarez, Mikayla Devins, Savanna Harsh, Madison Looney, Rachel Pajarillo, and Dianeliz Tirado.
Football: Andrew Acosta, Myles Benning, Caleb Cantrell, Frank Harris, SaVion Harris, Andrew McGowan, Lowell Narcisse Dominic Pastucci, Brandon Rolfe, Leroy Watson, and Tariq Woolen.
Men’s Golf: Collin Clark, Christian Fanfelle, Adam House, and Chad Sewell.
Women’s Golf: Ana Gonzalez.
Soccer: Alyssa Blankenship, Gabby Crenshaw, and Giesen Isa Hernandez.
Softball: Hannah Boring, Clarissa Hernandez, Celeste Loughman, Madison Nelson, and Madison Washington.
Men’s Tennis: Kai Breitbach, and Juri Reckow.
Track & Field/Cross Country: Lacee Barnes, Amber Boyd, Caleb Devereaux, Devall Harris, Zack Kovar, and Sofia Salinas.
Volleyball: Alexis Pratt.
