MAY 20, 2021 — 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:
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
Nick Thornquist
Men’s Basketball
Luka Barisic
Phoenix Ford
Knox Hellums
Eric Parrish
Keaton Wallace
Women’s Basketball
Grace Daniels
Karrington Donald
Cheer
Bridget Alvarez
Mikayla Devins
Savanna Harsh
Madison Looney
Rachel Pajarillo
Dianeliz Tirado
Football
Andrew Acosta
Myles Benning
Caleb Cantrell
Frank Harris
SaVion Harris
Andrew McGowan
Lowell Narcisse
Dominic Pastucci
Brandon Rolfe
Leroy Watson
Tariq Woolen
Men’s Golf
Collin Clark
Christian Fanfelle
Adam House
Chad Sewell
Women’s Golf
Ana Gonzalez
Soccer
Alyssa Blankenship
Gabby Crenshaw
Tara Giesen
Isa Hernandez
Softball
Hannah Boring
Clarissa Hernandez
Celeste Loughman
Madison Nelson
Madison Washington
Men’s Tennis
Kai Breitbach
Juri Reckow
Track & Field/Cross Country
Lacee Barnes
Amber Boyd
Caleb Devereaux
Devall Harris
Zack Kovar
Sofia Salinas
Volleyball
Alexis Pratt
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