Congratulations Graduates!
June 11, 2026 | General
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The 2026 graduating class features All-Americans, Big West and Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Champions, all-conference and all-region selections as well as numerous academic award honorees. Student-athletes from 10 different teams competed in NCAA Championships while wearing an Anteater uniform. They will graduate with 32 different degrees from biomedical engineering to earth system science to international studies, including six receiving a master’s degree. As UC Irvine commencement ceremonies run from Friday-Monday (June 12-15), we want to congratulate all of our graduating Anteaters. Once an Anteater, Always an Anteater!
Baseball
Jaxton Andeel, Business Economics
Ryder Brooks, Economics
David Butler, Sociology
Frankie Carney, Education Sciences
James Castagnola, Business Economics
Zach Crandall, Sociology
Rowan Felsch, Psychological Sciences
Auggie Gutierrez, Psychological Sciences
Alonso Reyes, Psychological Sciences
Jack Ross, Education Sciences
Danny Suarez, Division of Continuing Education
Finnegan Wall, Division of Continuing Education
Men’s Basketball
Harrison Carrington, Political Science
Elijah Chol, Sociology
Kyle Evans, Sociology
Andre Henry, Division of Continuing Education
Akiva McBirney-Griffin, Division of Continuing Education
Women’s Basketball
Hunter Hernandez, Business Administration
Jada Wynn, Sociology
Men’s Golf
JJ Nakao, Division of Continuing Education
Rei Harashima, Economics
Women’s Golf
Kiana Briggs, Business Economics
Jenny Chang, Division of Continuing Education
Men’s Soccer
Abraham Brown, Sociology
Justin Conyers, Business Administration
Alex Shields, Sociology
Women’s Soccer
Ella Colombini, Environmental Sciences and Policy
Mia Colombini, Environmental Sciences and Policy
Aislynn Crowder, Economics
Gracie Haley, Public Health Policy
Trinity Morales, Master of Accountancy
Gabby Nelms, Biomedical Engineering
Mirayah Villapando, Public Health Sciences
Laurynn Ziller, Public Health Policy
Men’s Tennis
Max Fardanesh, Political Science
Tal Goodman, Master of Engineering, Advanced Manufacturing
Sohrob Amiryavari , Division of Continuing Education
Rohan Sachdev, Master of Finance
Hiroki Sakagawa, Division of Continuing Education
Women’s Tennis
Carolyna Fowler, International Studies
Haily Huynh, Criminology, Law & Society
Nour Khayat, Biological Sciences
Amanda Perez, Civil Engineering
Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field
Brandon Burns, Computer Science
Jacob Bustamante, Applied and Computational Mathematics
Darrin Campbell, Division of Continuing Education
Joe Duggan, Division of Continuing Education
Matthew Irvine, Psychological Sciences
Kenechukwu Okonkwo, Biological Sciences
Chimobi Onye, Criminology, Law, Society
Jake Reed, Earth System Science
Jerry Roberts, Criminology, Law & Society
Joshua Schuld, Master’s of Business Analytics
Jake Troxell, History
Women’s Cross Country/Indoor & Outdoor Track & Field
Nyla Baker, Criminology, Law & Society
Samantha Bartz, Psychological Sciences
Makena Castillo, Biochemical & Molecular Biology
Nicole Contreras, Public Health Sciences
DeAna Davis, Education Sciences
Jazzmine Davis, Division of Continuing Education
Esmeray Demirbas, Sociology
Aoife Hernon, Master's of Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Daniella Hubble, Division of Continuing Education
Faith McLeary, Criminology, Law & Society
Jolie Robinson, Education Sciences
Zharia Taylor, Urban Studies
Men’s Volleyball
William D’Arcy, Economics
Aidan Schulten, Applied and Computational Mathematics
Beck Weber, Environmental Science and Policy
Women’s Volleyball
Kendra Duffey, Sociology
Campbell Jensen, Sociology
Kendra MacDonald, Education Sciences
Elizabeth Miller, Psychology
Emma Napolean, Social Sciences
Sydnee Rowe, Masters of Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Keelan Williams, Earth System Science
Men’s Water Polo
Jasper Dale, Environmental Engineering
Luka Krstic, Public Health Sciences
Zayd Mahmoud, Mechanical Engineering
Jackson Matos, Education Sciences
Women’s Water Polo
Charley Birdsall, Social Ecology
Madeline Kasper, Biological Sciences
Maja Layden, Psychological Sciences
Madi O’Hara, Division of Continuing Education
