June 10, 2011

Student-Athlete Grad Reception Photo Gallery

Student-Athlete Grad Reception Video

The UCLA Athletics Department takes this opportunity to congratulate its 168 graduating student-athletes. The list includes student-athletes who graduated in Fall 2010 and Winter 2010 and are projected to graduate in Spring 2011, Summer 2011 and Fall 2011.

The list also includes former student-athletes who completed the requirements for graduation, such as football players Alterraun Verner, Paul Mociler and Brandon Breazell.

The Athletics Department will host a student-athlete graduation reception Friday at 2 pm in the Morgan Center Hall of Fame and Press Room.

Baseball - 8:
Gabe Cohen
Chris Giovinazzo
Jordan Haver
Brandon Lodge
Eddie Murray
Marc Navarro
Jason Novak
Jeff Rapoport

UCLA Women's Student-Athlete of the Year volleyball player Amber McBenttez

Football - 35:
Brandon Breazell
David Carter
Greg Casciaro
Nate Chandler
Justin Edison
Taylor Embree
Justin Fareed
Kai Forbath
Frank Guzman
Mike Harris
Andy Keane
Dennis Keyes
Micah Kia
Glenn Love
Kai Maiava
David Martini
Jeff Miller
Paul Mociler
Christian Ramirez
Glenn Rauscher
Danny Rees
Darius Savage
Mike Schmitt
Sean Sheller
Steve Sloan
Josh Smith
Reginald Stokes
Ryan Taylor
Clayton Tunney
Tobi Umodu
Rodney Van
Alterraun Verner
Courtney Viney
Eddie Williams
Christian Yount

Men's Golf - 1:
Connor Driscoll

Men's Soccer - 11:
Steve Black
Daren Flitcroft
Tyler Gonzalez
Trevor Hunter
Andy Rose
Brian Rowe
Andrew Sinderhoff
Shawn Singh
Michael Stephens
Danny Suits
Kevin Weiner

Men's Tennis - 3:
Matthew Brooklyn
Amit Inbar
Kallim Stewart

Men's Cross Country/Track & Field - 17:
Jonathan Clark
Alex Crabill
Scott Crawford
Casey DiCesare
Scott DiCesare
Andreas Drbal
Stan Griffin
Marc Hausmaninger
Brian Law
Jake Matthews
Quentin Powell
Cory Primm
Johnny Quinn
Robert Taylor
Brennan Turner
Eric White
Gregory Woepse

Men's Volleyball - 5:
Dylan Bowermaster
Joseph Finnerty
David Freitag
Teddy Goetz
Edward Slaughter

Men's Water Polo - 12:
Cole Consani
Brett Hays
Cullen Hennessy
Ben Hohl
Blake Hubbell
Clay Jorth
Kevin Kuga
Andrew Mesesan
Jacob Murphy
Matt Preciado
Tyler Smith
Emilio Vieira

Softball - 7:
Whitney Baker
Julie Burney
Amy Crawford
GiOnna DiSalvatore
Donna Kerr
Megan Langenfeld
Grace Murray

Women's Basketball - 5:
Moniquee Alexander
Nina Earl
Darxia Morris
Christina Nzekwe
Erica Tukiainen

Women's Golf - 2:
Lalita Boonnoppornkul
Glory Yang

Women's Gymnastics - 6:
Marci Bernholtz
Talia Kushynski
Anna Li
Brittani McCullough
Allison Taylor
Niki Tom

Women's Rowing - 8:
Caroline Curson
Christa Czer
Kristin Fitzmorris
Katherine Hruska
Anoush Khojikian
Alaizah Koorji
Rachel LaBella
Chelsea Wolfe

Women's Soccer - 9:
Kerry Bradley
Elise Britt
Taylor Cochran
Christina DiMartino
Sydney Leroux
Caitlyn MacKechnie
Chante Sandiford
Dana Wall
Liz Zadro

Women's Swimming & Diving - 10:
Brittany Beauchan
Lindsey Buchbinder
Kirsten Byers
Isabell Fischer
Lauren Hall
Carly Lyons
Danielle Milligan
Alex Sullivan
Samantha Vanden Berge
Laura Winn

Women's Tennis - 4:
Noelle Hickey
Nina Pantic
Maya Johansson
Andrea Remynse

Women's Cross Country/Track & Field - 13:
Ashley Baucham
Aria Betts
Whitney Blue
Joy Eaton
Dayna Hill
Katharine Laich
Ashlea McLaughlin
Shannon Murakami
Lindsay Rowe
Brittany Stalworth
Ciara Viehweg
Catherine White
Kelcie Wiemann

Women's Volleyball - 3:
Dicey McGraw
Amber McBenttez
Katie Mills

Women's Water Polo - 9:
Megan Burmeister
Kelly Easterday
Katie Estrada
Kelsey Hafferkamp
Kelsey McGinley
Kim Nelson
Priscilla Orozco
Grace Reynolds
Noel Umphrey