FORT COLLINS, Colo. – It’s Commencement Week at Colorado State University, and 73 Rams will become graduates this weekend!
Representing every sport program the department offers, these Rams have earned their degrees from one of the nation’s leading academic research institutions and can proudly call themselves a college graduate. Though many have elected to return to complete their collegiate eligibility next season and beyond, commencement offers another step in the closing of this chapter for many of these Ram graduates.
A complete list of graduates below. Commencement activities begin on Friday and continue through the weekend inside Moby Arena.
Men’s Basketball
Nicholas Bassett (Business Administration)
James Moors (Business Administration)
Isaiah Stevens (Communication Studies)
John Tonje (Business Administration)
Women’s Basketball
Petra Farkas (Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts)
Mckenna Hofschild (Business Administration)
Sydney Mech (Art)
Destiny Thurman (Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts)
Cheer
Emily Brandenburg (History and Sociology)
Sarah Klatt (Psychology)
Grace Linscott (Biological Science)
Antonia Lopez (Psychology)
Juan Barreras Luna (Social Work)
Sophie Vigil (English Education)
Presley Porter (Business Marketing)
Bailey Usher (Biology)
Football
David Bailey (Interdisciplinary Studies)
Troy Golden (Communication Studies)
Mohamed Kamara (Human Development & Family Studies)
Dane Olson (Business Administration)
Jaylen Thomas (Business Administration)
Gary Williams (Interdisciplinary Studies)
Golden Poms
Mackenzie Hora (Psychology)
Rylee Zurbrigen (Human Development and Family Studies)
Jacy Pringle (Communications)
Mackenzie Lorenzen (Early Childhood Education)
Grace Whitworth (Health and Exercise Science)
Rylie Shipman (Human Dimensions of Natural Resources)
Mckenzie McMillan (Health and Exercise Science)
Gianna Jackson (Communications)
Men’s Golf
Connor Jones (Business Admin – Marketing)
Women’s Golf
Andrea Bergsdottir (Health and Exercise Science)
Tomine Bjerkelo (Human Development & Family Studies)
Gabriella Minier (Business Administration)
Soccer
Kaitlyn Abrams (HES Health Promotion)
Aleyse Evers (Biomedical Sciences)
Rachel Hall (Business Administration)
Softball
Peyton Allen (Business Administration )
Julia Cabral (Communications Studies)
Kaitlyn Cook (Health and Exercise Science)
Swimming and Diving
Jessica Albanna (Health and Exercise Science)
Katelyn Bartley (Mechanical Engineering )
Amanda Hoffman (Human Development and Family Studies)
Liza Lunina (Nutrition and Food Science)
Sarah Mundy (Nutrition and Food Science)
Caroline Perry (Health and Exercise Science)
Hannah Sykes (Nutrition and Food Science)
Sydney Whitty (Human Development and Family Studies)
Tennis
Radka Buzkova (Communication Studies)
Emily Dush (Tourism Management)
Ky Ecton (Finance)
Sarka Richterova (Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts)
Men’s Track and Field
Dawson Besst (Biomedical Sciences)
Ryan Birkmeier (Civil Engineering )
Noah Bodewes (Biomedical Sciences)
Mason Brown (Business Administration )
Thomas Chaston (Economics)
Brock Dykema (Health and Exercise Science)
John Fulton (Biological Sciences)
Lars Mitchel (Mechanical Engineering)
Michael Mooney (Communication Studies)
Jared Putney (Communication Studies)
Cameron Ross (Economics)
Drew Thompson (Biomedical Sciences)
Women’s Track and Field
Bailee Carr (Business Admin-Accounting )
Yolonda Johnson (Political Science)
Lexie Keller (Human Development & Family Studies)
Lauren Neugeboren (Biomedical Sciences)
Sydney Petersen (Biomedical Sciences)
Annabel Stafford (Animal Science)
Lauren Turner (Environmental Health)
Carly Wall (Biomedical Sciences)
Volleyball
Kennedy Stanford (Journalism and Media Communication)
