Utah State Celebrating 68 Student-Athletes With Virtual Graduation

LOGAN, Utah – 68 student-athletes graduated from Utah State following the 2019-20 academic year and will be honored by the school with a virtual graduation.

The Aggies who completed their degrees this year will be celebrated with a virtual graduation due to the coronavirus pandemic. Utah State canceled its 133rd commencement ceremony this spring because of the virus.

The Aggies’ athletic department is hosting the virtual graduation on Saturday, May 9. The virtual graduation will broadcast via Facebook Live on Saturday, May 9 at 6 p.m. (MDT) on Utah State University Athletics’ Facebook page.

2020 Utah State Student-Athlete Graduates

Men’s Basketball

Diogo Brito, PE Teaching

Roche Grootfaam, General Studies

Sam Merrill, Business Administration

SAM MERRILL, ONIONS pic.twitter.com/PrXYv0DQVu

— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) March 8, 2020

Abel Porter, Master’s of Human Resources 

Women’s Basketball

Marlene Aniambossou, PE Teaching

Hailey Bassett, PE Teaching

Laura Daulton, Economics and Finance

Lindsey Jensen-Baker, Exercise Science

Gymnastics

Elle Golison, Integrated Studies

Brittany Jeppesen, Exercise Science

Golf 

Hayden Eckert, Agricultural Systems Technology

Alec Johnson, Accounting

Chase Lansford, Exercise Science

Football

Devon Andersen, Interdisciplinary Studies

Roman Andrus, Spanish

Dalton Baker, General Studies

Shaq Bond, General Studies

Gerold Bright, General Studies

Taylor Compton, Marketing

Aaron Dalton, Marketing

Dominik Eberle, International Business and Marketing

Baron Gajkowski, Finance

Cameron Haney, Integrated Studies

Braden Harris, Biology

Fua Leilua, General Studies

Jordan Love, Exercise Science

Here’s what Jordan Love’s bringing to the Packers 👀#NFLDraft pic.twitter.com/TFhCQ1hBFU

— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) April 24, 2020

Jordan Nathan, Sociology

Chance Parker, Pre-Physical Therapy

Mohelika Uasike, Sociology

Christopher Unga, Sociology

DJ Williams, Sociology

Soccer

Olivia Burnett, Marketing & Communication Studies

Mealii Enos, Communicative Disorders & Deaf Education and Special Education

Alecia Robinson, Technology Systems

Kanyan Merrill, Human Development and Family Sciences

Softball

Allanah Alvarado, Business Administration

Ryann Holmes, Interdisciplinary Studies

Alissa Noble, General Studies

Riley Plogger, Communicative Disorders & Deaf Education

Women’s Tennis

Hannah Jones, Journalism

Lucy Octave, Marketing and Economics

Men’s Track & Field 

Chad Artist, Communication Studies

Josh Barclay, Finance

Luke Beattie, Recreation and Resource Management

Sam Clausnitzer, General Studies: Science

Garen Earley, Exercise Science

Dallin Farnsworth, Master’s of Business Administration

Leaugen Fray, Sociology

Sindri Gudmundsson, Accounting

Adam Hendrickson, Master’s of Instructional Technology and Learning Sciences

David Hirschmann, Mechanical Engineering

Sam Nelson, Finance

Stokton Smith, Management Information Systems

James Withers, Biology

Women’s Track & Field

Audrey Garrett, Family Life Studies

Grace Gibbons, Applied Economics

Josie Givens, Communicative Disorders & Deaf Education

Nakyla Jude, Exercise Science

Shannon Maloney, Psychology

Jensen Mosman, PE Teaching

Cierra Simmons-Mecham, Dietetics

Stephanie Wright, Journalism

Michala Zilkey, Exercise Science and Communication Studies 

Volleyball

Izzie Belnap, Exercise Science

Heidi Carpenter, Integrated Studies

Kayla DeCoursey, Family and Consumer Sciences Education

Ally Packard, History

Madi Shepherd, Health Education & Promotion

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If permittable, the university is scheduled to conduct graduation celebrations and ceremonies from August 28-29 in Logan.