ARLINGTON, Texas – UT Arlington Athletics celebrated 39 current and former student-athletes who participated in commencement ceremonies Friday at Globe Life Field.
Baseball (3) – Tyce Armstrong (BBA in Management), Ryan Ellis (BS in University Studies) and Jack Hagan (BS in Exercise Science).
Men's Basketball (4) – Jarren Cook (BS in University Studies), Troy Hupstead (BS in University Studies), Brandyn Talbot (BS in University Studies) and Lance Ware (BS in University Studies).
Men's Golf (1) – Trent Griessel (BBA in Management).
Men's Tennis (1) – Pedro Sasso (BS in Economics).
Men's Track & Field (10) – Jackson Chicon (BS in Psychology with a Minor in Biology), Devien Davis (BS in Exercise Science), Patrick Estes (BS in Architectural Engineering), Desmond Frazier (BS in Economics), Adam Herrera (BS in Exercise Science), Davontay Kennedy (BS in University Studies), Khalid Mendez (BS in Exercise Science), Brady Shadrick (BS in Exercise Science), Trenton Whitworth (BS in Public Health) and Jacob Ye (BS in Information Systems).
Softball (4) – Jessica Adams (BA in Criminal Justice), Kaylee Cavazos (BS in Exercise Science), Nicole Hill (BA in Communication Technology) and Emilie Hoelscher (Master of Business Administration).
Women's Basketball (3) – Taliyah Clark (BS in University Studies), Kali Haizlip (BA in Journalism) and Aspen Thornton (BS in University Studies).
Women's Tennis (3) – Ioana Dumitrescu (BA in Psychology), Ana Jimenez (BA in Psychology) and Nika Novikova (BS in Mechanical Engineering).
Women's Track & Field (8) – Claire Compher (BS in Civil Engineering), Abigail Flores (Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction), Kaliah Jones (Master of Science in Human Resource Management), McKinley Novacek (BA in Art with a Minor in English Creative Writing), Madison Pippins (BBA in Finance), Tori Ranco (BBA in Management and Marketing), Mathilde Ruud (Master of Social Work) and Mikeya Washington (BS in Exercise Science).
Volleyball (2) – Ava Burroughs (BA in Advertising) and Brianna Ford (Master of Education in Leadership Studies).
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Players Mentioned
- Junior
- Throws
- 5' 11"
- Junior
- G
- 6' 4"
- Redshirt Sophomore
- INF
- 5' 9"
- Redshirt Sophomore
- INF/OF
- 6' 3"
- Senior
- RHP
- Junior
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- 6' 3"
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