COLLEGE STATION— A total of 52 Texas A&M student-athletes have earned degrees this semester as Commencement exercises are set to take place at Reed Arena beginning Thursday (May 12) and continuing through Saturday (May 14).
"I am extremely proud of these young people for earning a degree from our outstanding university while also competing at the highest levels in a sport they love," Director of Athletics Scott Woodward said. "We have All-Americans, SEC and national champions, an Olympic gold medal winner and some of the very best to compete in their respective sports. These student-athletes have put in a lot of time, effort and dedication to reach this goal."
"Many of these student-athletes have not only excelled on the playing fields and in the classrooms, but also have made a positive impact in our community," Woodward explained. "They are excellent role models and outstanding representatives of Texas A&M and Aggies everywhere."
Several student-athletes are still competing in conference play and various championships and will be unavailable to participate in Commencement ceremonies.
The Aggie baseball team is currently ranked No. 2 in the latest polls and will travel to Columbia, S.C., this weekend for a key three-game SEC series.
The softball team is ranked in the Top 25 and will compete at the SEC Tournament in Starkville, Miss.
The Aggie men's outdoor track and field squad, currently ranked No. 1 in the country, is set to compete at the SEC Championships in Tuscaloosa, Ala. The women's outdoor track and field team also is ranked in the Top 10 and will be competing in the SEC Championships this weekend in Tuscaloosa as well.
The men's and women's tennis teams are competing in the NCAA Championships, with the Aggie men hosting at the Mitchell Tennis Center on Friday and Saturday, while the women travel to Stanford this weekend. Both squads are ranked in the country's Top 20.
The men's golf team will compete in the NCAA Regional at Albuquerque, N.M., beginning on Sunday, May 15.
A complete list of student-athlete graduates follows below.
"I am extremely proud of these young people for earning a degree from our outstanding university while also competing at the highest levels in a sport they love," Director of Athletics Scott Woodward said. "We have All-Americans, SEC and national champions, an Olympic gold medal winner and some of the very best to compete in their respective sports. These student-athletes have put in a lot of time, effort and dedication to reach this goal."
"Many of these student-athletes have not only excelled on the playing fields and in the classrooms, but also have made a positive impact in our community," Woodward explained. "They are excellent role models and outstanding representatives of Texas A&M and Aggies everywhere."
Several student-athletes are still competing in conference play and various championships and will be unavailable to participate in Commencement ceremonies.
The Aggie baseball team is currently ranked No. 2 in the latest polls and will travel to Columbia, S.C., this weekend for a key three-game SEC series.
The softball team is ranked in the Top 25 and will compete at the SEC Tournament in Starkville, Miss.
The Aggie men's outdoor track and field squad, currently ranked No. 1 in the country, is set to compete at the SEC Championships in Tuscaloosa, Ala. The women's outdoor track and field team also is ranked in the Top 10 and will be competing in the SEC Championships this weekend in Tuscaloosa as well.
The men's and women's tennis teams are competing in the NCAA Championships, with the Aggie men hosting at the Mitchell Tennis Center on Friday and Saturday, while the women travel to Stanford this weekend. Both squads are ranked in the country's Top 20.
The men's golf team will compete in the NCAA Regional at Albuquerque, N.M., beginning on Sunday, May 15.
A complete list of student-athlete graduates follows below.
MAY 2016 STUDENT-ATHLETE GRADUATES (52)
| Name | Sport |
| Charlie Benell | Men's Golf |
| Kelli Benjamin | Women's Swimming & Diving |
| Devin Bogert | Men's Track & Field |
| Sammie Bosma | Women's Swimming & Diving |
| Tera Bradham | Women's Swimming & Diving |
| Krystyn Bradley | Women's Track & Field |
| Claire Brandt | Women's Swimming & Diving |
| Alex Caruso | Men's Basketball |
| Leah Chenelle | Equestrian |
| Gregory Coleman | Men's Track & Field |
| Taylor Cooper | Women's Basketball |
| Janae Cousineau | Soccer |
| Jeff Dadamo | Men's Tennis |
| Ashley Dotson | Equestrian |
| Hayden Duplechain | Men's Swimming & Diving |
| Audrey Gallagher | Equestrian |
| Nathan Gutekunst | Football |
| Cherie Hammond | Women's Swimming & Diving |
| Dustin Harris | Football |
| Jena Hemann* | Women's Track & Field |
| Hector Hernandez | Men's Track & Field |
| Josh Hernandez | Men's Track & Field |
| G.R. Hinsley | Baseball |
| Madison Hudkins | Women's Swimming & Diving |
| Wade Karam | Men's Track & Field |
| Blake Kopetsky | Baseball |
| Annie Kunz | Women's Track & Field |
| Cali Lanphear | Softball |
| Breeja Larson* | Women's Swimming & Diving |
| Jessica Laseak | Women's Track & Field |
| Kristi Leonard | Soccer |
| Andrew Lister | Men's Golf |
| Jennifer Madu | Women's Track & Field |
| Katie Marks | Softball |
| Daniel Martin | Men's Track & Field |
| Alex Masek | Softball |
| Hillary Montgomery | Women's Track & Field |
| Jonathan Moroney | Baseball |
| Karlie Mueller | Soccer |
| Marlena Parker | Equestrian |
| Ellen Quirke | Women's Swimming & Diving |
| Nathan Ricketts | Men's Track & Field |
| Kimmy Saul | Equestrian |
| Callie Scheffler | Women's Golf |
| Kyle Simonds | Baseball |
| Jordan Szabo | Men's Tennis |
| Tyrell Taylor | Football |
| Lauren Uhrich | Equestrian |
| Shelbi Vaughan | Women's Track & Field |
| Shane Vinsant | Men's Tennis |
| Rachel Williams | Women's Track & Field |
| Chase Wolfle | Men's Track & Field |
| Brittany Wooten | Women's Track & Field |
| * Master's degree |