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IRVINE, Calif. -- UC Irvine Athletics would like to congratulate the Class of 2019! There will be 78 student-athletes walking the stage over the next four days as they take their first step towards becoming professionals in the workforce and leaders in our communities. Among the group of graduates there are All-Americans, a Big West Player of the Year, all-conference honorees, Big West champions, NCAA participants as well as scholar-athletes.  
 
The group will be representing eight different schools which include: Biological Sciences, Education, Social Sciences, Social Ecology, Physical Sciences, Information and Computer Science, Public Health and Nursing.
 
Overall, UCI will grant 10,323 degrees to 9,403 undergraduates this academic year. And in a testament to the school's dedication to access and affordability, more than half of those bachelor's degrees will be awarded to first-generation college students. This large percentage of traditionally underserved students is one reason why UCI has twice earned the No. 1 spot in a New York Times ranking of universities "doing the most for the American dream."
 
We wish all of the graduates the best of luck in their future aspirations.
 
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Baseball
Jordan Bocko – Political Science
Mikey Filia - Sociology
Alonzo Garcia – Education Sciences and Sociology
Ryan Johnston – Education Sciences
Evan McMillin – Sociology
Taylor Rashi – Sociology
Louis Raymond – Master of Finance*
Matt Reitano – Exercise Sciences
Konnor Zickefoose - Sociology
 
Men's Basketball
Robert Cartwright – Legal & Forensic Psychology*
Jonathan Galloway – Criminology, Law & Society*
Max Hazzard – Sociology
Elston Jones Jr. – Sociology
Spencer Rivers – Sociology
Darrian Traylor – Sociology
 
Men's Cross Country
Ashton Garcia – Computer Science
Jon Rodriguez – Criminology, Law & Society and Education Sciences
 
Men's Golf
Jefferson Kao – Psychology & Social Behavior
 
Men's Soccer
Ivan Canales – Sociology
Daniel Crisostomo – Sociology
Andrew Guerrero – Sociology
Darren Hamilton – Sociology
Luis Leon – Sociology
Gregory Patenaude – Political Science
Jose Soto – Criminal, Law & Society
Alex Waldron - Business Economics
 
Men's Tennis
Vatsal Bajpai – Economics
Mason Hansen – Business Analytics*
Sasha Krasnov – International Studies
Luis Lopez – Political Science
 
Men's Track & Field
Paul Resong – Biological Sciences
Jon Dickinson – Exercise Sciences
 
Men's Volleyball
Aaron Koubi – Master of Finance*
Dante Chakravorti – Computer Science
Karl Apfelbach – Urban Studies
David Parker – Criminology, Law & Society and Psychology & Social Behavior
 
Men's Water Polo
Miles Kalbus – International Studies
Byron Rivers – Political Sciences
Jack Trush - Criminology, Law & Society and Education Sciences
 
Women's Basketball
Sabrina Engelstad – Education Sciences and Sociology
Andrea Ritter – Sociology
Yazzy Sa'dullah – Sociology
Lauren Saiki – Sociology
 
Women's Cross Country
Hallie Pullum – Sociology
Megan Mirkhanian – Earth System Science
 
Women's Golf
Joy Kim – Education Sciences and Psychology & Social Behavior
Danielle Lee – Psychology
Jacqui Ngo – Business Info Management
Janet Yeo – Sociology
 
Women's Soccer
Janeth Acuna – Nursing Science
Maritza Acuna – Nursing Science
Lili Andino – Education Sciences
Reema Bzeih – Public Policy*
Isabella Gutierrez – Criminology, Law & Society
Jonnae Joseph – Psychology
Elizabeth Hutchinson – Public Health Sciences
Alex Karlowitsch – Education Sciences and Sociology
Shelby Lee – Public Health Sciences
Kelsee Pottorff – Psychology & Social Behavior
Madi Puliafico – Criminology, Law & Society
Alex Karlowitsch – Education Sciences and Sociology
Shelby Petty – Business Economics
 
Women's Tennis
Danielle Garrido – Public Health Policy
Stephanie Hazell – Criminology, Law & Society
Stephanie Nguyen – Business Administration
 
Women's Track & Field
Hope Bushnell - Sociology
Barbara Coward – Social Ecology
Taisyn Crutchfield – Criminology, Law & Society*
Adrienne Lee – Public Health Sciences and Public Health Policy
Alison Meegan – Business Economics
Julia Sambvani – Sociology
 
Women's Volleyball
Idara Akpakpa – Public Health Policy
Haley DeSales – Education Sciences
Kylie Green – Criminology, Law & Society
Harlee Kekauoha – Anthropology
Ali Koumelis – Social Ecology
 
Women's Water Polo
Mary Brooks – Education Sciences
Raegan Castillo – Education Sciences
Jenna Phreaner – Psychology and Social Behavior